What kind of things do you see/hear when you've gone for days without sleeping?

[lynx2051]

I have been on MDPV for two days now and I don't feel shakey or jittery, just very paranoid. What kind of things do see/hear when you've gone a bit crazy on Amphetamines?

Shadows in corner of eye
Conversations
Flickering lights
Car doors opening and closing
Footsteps
Bees (or wasps)
Wind
When music is on you think someone is shouting your name
Seeing small insects that are not really there....




Post yours......

 

[lynx2051]

Can't stop looking out of my window too!!

 

[Soap MacTavish]

Yeah me too, all of the above plus I get what I refer to as "The Musician". Which is this powerful and highly detailed auditory hallucination usually consisting of songs with singing, and to an extent I am able to control the instrumentation and singing. But this can also be random noise starting to "assemble" itself into patterns and then my brain repeats the patterns until something emerges. A lot of the time there are voices but they are mumbling or distorted too much to make out all the words. I also hear what I can only describe as the "reverse" side of waveforms which will also assemble themselves into a pattern in my mind which is as if my mind is reinterpreting the soundwaves and rebuilding them into shapes, which functions like a bat uses sonar, but in reverse.

I've had a lot of time to figure this one out.

 

[lynx2051]

Yeah me too, all of the above plus I get what I refer to as "The Musician". Which is this powerful and highly detailed auditory hallucination usually consisting of songs with singing, and to an extent I am able to control the instrumentation and singing. But this can also be random noise starting to "assemble" itself into patterns and then my brain repeats the patterns until something emerges. A lot of the time there are voices but they are mumbling or distorted too much to make out all the words. I also hear what I can only describe as the "reverse" side of waveforms which will also assemble themselves into a pattern in my mind which is as if my mind is reinterpreting the soundwaves and rebuilding them into shapes, which functions like a bat uses sonar, but in reverse.

I've had a lot of time to figure this one out.

It's been 5 hours since my last dose of MDPV, I am not going to do it but what would happen if I had a tiny bit?

 

[Ixchellian]

so far I've made it to 81hrs without any sleep, without any help from stimulants other than coffee & tea.

at 48hrs I started seeing halos around objects, and some items (like a lamp) started to waver if I looked at them for more than 30sec.

at 60hrs I was hearing distant pipes (like a church organ) playing modes & scales very slowly.... or just random notes.
I could write & think coherently if I was focused on something, but the minute I stopped things would start to waver and bend.

74hrs was when I *really* started hallucinating. First it was voices calling my name or just talking in hushed voices. I became very paranoid. It became hard to walk or think in a straight line. I started getting big arms & neck spasms.



I don't remember much after that. All I know is that when my alarm beeped at 80hrs, I found a comfy spot an powernapped for an hour-ish.

 

[Jekyll and Hyde]

My ceiling and wall usually start flowing like lava.

 

[Ixchellian]

w00t!
just passed 48hrs.... I'm gettin the tinglies and eyeball twitches.

 

[n3ophy7e]

lynx, not being critical or anything but since your recent mishap with phenazepam, maybe think about just taking it easy with substances for a bit. Give your body/mind a rest

I get what I refer to as "The Musician". Which is this powerful and highly detailed auditory hallucination usually consisting of songs with singing, and to an extent I am able to control the instrumentation and singing. But this can also be random noise starting to "assemble" itself into patterns and then my brain repeats the patterns until something emerges.

I get this when I'm coming down from either MDMA or LSD, of if I'm actually tripping. Cool to have a name for it now, thanks!