KinkyKetter
Bluelighter
Ketamine is extremely addictive but it seams like it's only addictive to a third of its users. I used meth for 7-8 months on a daily, almost hourly basis, then meth + herioin for 3-4 of those last months, along with pretty heavy cocaine use. I quit all that crap without to much hassle, not too bad of cravings. Ketamine on the other hand totally caught me off guard. It's been about 14 months since I've last abused K (I still use, but responsibly and sparingly) and I still have hard cravings that will keep me up at night.cola said:Do you think that ketamine is addictive , and have any of you long time k users ever experience a second day paranoia, delusional thoughts, headaches, dizziness, extreme confusion,cloudiness in thinking, mild depression , extreme anxiety and craving? Any of these, cause i don't know, maybe it's just me but i think it does have lingering after effects out of the normal (normal meaning like lingering visuals, and tiredness or such) and that it might be at least minimally physically addictive/easy to get used to...especially cause from what i know it bind to opiate receptors...
The day after effects depend on the brand of K. Where are you located? Half the brands leave no lingering next day effects for me while the other half can be pretty heavy. If I use K just one night a month then I'm generally in an uplifted mood for the week. On the other hand if I use it a few nights in a roe or massive amounts then I'm extremely depressed the following day and usually throughout the week. All brands of K will cause the depression for me. The only other day after effects I get is disconnected from reality and dizziness but only with a few brands. Driving is fine but I have to pay more attention. Checking my blind spot or looking both ways before crossing the street makes me very dizzy.