MrFister
Bluelighter
I just gotta say staying away from this drug is one of the hardest things I've ever done. Its been a month or so since I dumped what I had but I still have intense cravings, and it takes a lot for me to not order any
I just gotta say staying away from this drug is one of the hardest things I've ever done. Its been a month or so since I dumped what I had but I still have intense cravings, and it takes a lot for me to not order any
as someone who came up on 2g of MXE and has only allergy tested it, waiting for his scale to arrive, what's a good starting, sublingual dose? I hear sublingual is the best way of taking it. less messy than sniffing, too. also, what exactly is the "hole"? what is it like?
I'm curious have any negative health consequences (outside of psychiatric) been experienced by long term/heavy users? Aside from the obvious fatalities I'm interested to hear the heavy users idea of the safety profile.. So far from the posts I'm reading I'm pretty glad I decided against trying this.
This might be (most likely is) a stupid question, but is there any somewhat reliable method of estimating doses without a mg scale?
I'm curious have any negative health consequences (outside of psychiatric) been experienced by long term/heavy users? Aside from the obvious fatalities I'm interested to hear the heavy users idea of the safety profile.. So far from the posts I'm reading I'm pretty glad I decided against trying this.
^ This amount in 3 months is massive, 3-MeO-PCP stays in your system for much longer than MXE, with 4-5gs of MXE and 500mgs of 3-MeO-PCP i think you're filled with arylcyclohexylamine-metabolites for those months at best, but more likely for some long time after that. No wonder you experienced problems.
I realize that and that is why I have discontinued use. I have seen individuals on this board who claim to have used in excess of a gram a week (if not more) without any physical problems, though, and am wondering how that could be possible.
Is a .01g scale sufficient?
Well, I haven't experienced any physical withdrawal symptoms per se, and I stopped once I noticed there was something wrong, but others do seem to have trouble even getting to the point where they realize they have a problem. It is insidious in that nature: while you are on it, your mind tricks you into believing that this addiction is somehow rational or 'different' from other addictions because the drug is that good (or you actually believe it is a "gift from god") but in reality, it is the same as being addicted to anything else.