^^^^guaranteed you have lost control on other substances as well.
You don't know what you're talking about.
I'm an experienced and heavy psychedelic user, I've been smoking weed daily for 7 years and I like to party on benzos (which have a reputation for causing memory loss and stupid behaviour).
Listen: I have been in some right states - some very nice and some not so nice - but I've NEVER got to the point where I didn't know what I was doing, or did anything I later regretted.
Only people with mental health issues choose to push the edge and "take too much". Stop blaming the drugs.
I used to think this way too and I'm telling you, it's bullshit.
We're talking about anesthetic drugs here, not weed or psychedelics. These drugs rob you of your consciousness - it's what they were designd to do. It really doesn't matter how hard-headed you think you are. They are so effective at what they do that a surgeon can slice you open and you literally won't feel or remember a thing.
And don't forget that this thread is about PCP which can be
very easy to take too much of if you're smoking dipsticks.
I would thank you to research
Propofol before you try to discredit me. This stuff is known as 'milk of amnesia' and for good reason.
I didn't "choose to push the edge and take too much". It was administered to me in a clinical setting by an anesthetist while I was on the operating table. Obviously the amount I was given put me into a state where I wasn't quite totally unconscious and still able to move around, which is extremely dangerous. PCP was notorious for doing this to people (being quite a strong stimulant as well as an anesthetic), which is why it's no longer used as a surgical anesthetic. Have you ever heard of the term 'psychotomimetic'?
My mental health is perfectly fine. I've got antisocial personality disorder but that's a non-issue - if anything this makes it easier for me to handle mindbending drugs.