Thanks for the report. My conclusions are similar. It has an excessive amount of energy which manifests as bodyload each time I've tried it (twice now). There is a higher anxiety component to it than other DOXs I've tried, and not enough positive effects. I found it pretty emotionally intense but not sure whether that was due to the anxiety which was making my mind whirl, it did seem to be a characteristic of the drug though. At 5mg, I had a long, uneventful, somewhat uncomfortable come-up, and then when I smoked weed and listened to music, I had a very blissful couple of hours with lots of great self-reflection (that was rather self-gratifying, however), and then a trailing plateau that got annoying. When I took 12mg, the whole thing was edgy and uncomfortable and rather difficult emotionally, there was a lot of self-doubt and questioning of my impulses and thought process. I have been hesitant to take it again because of this. I will though, but next time I want to take it on a day I spend hiking in nature, as the body energy is way too much for sitting at home.
Notably, I also get rather uncomfortable for the first stage of DOC if I take it at home, I need to be doing things, but if I take it while I am active and do something like hike, or play music, I enjoy the entire experience including the come-up and everything. Of course, DOC has a wonderful psychedelic trip to it that makes the bodyload more than worth it. DOiP seems quite lacking in that regard.
DOiP reminds me a lot of DOF, except DOF is way more comfortable and benign, and thus a better choice for a quasi-psychedelic enhancer. I was struck by the similarities between the two, actually, aside from the bodyload and resulting anxiety.
I have also tried DOET, and I found it to be the same way, except there is something there that makes it seem more psychedelic... but there is an absence of visuals or any focused mental content so I couldn't tell you why it's psychedelic. And the bodyload is also intense with DOET, giving it too high a cost for whatever positives there are.