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hatmoza said:
I live a happy and stable life free from insecurities that will drive me to use any form of drug.


Sounds like your life sucks, kidding, kidding.  

I always avoided drugs as a youth because I didn't want to be pressured into doing anything.  At around 19 I just got really curious as to what was up with all of this stuff after seeing incredibly intelligent people that I was in school with experimenting.  I have used drugs in my life at times just for the hell of it, to see what it was like.  Never wanted to try heroin or meth or crack, but I have dabbled in other stuff just to see what it was like.

 I tried acid twice, the first time not on purpose.  I gave a girl down the hall from me in my dorms some Jack Daniels for a joint.  She didnt tell me that the joint had acid in it.  It tasted awful, but it was like the 5th time I had ever smoked, and the first time not with people much more experienced than me, so I figured I just got crappy weed.  15 minutes in, every thing was fine, I was high, feeling good, ready to jam out to some reggae and pregame for a party later that night.  Soon after everything went to hell.  The corners of the walls inverted and were all pointing at me, I could hear faint whispers and could almost make out what they were saying.  I was trying to play CounterStrike, but I felt like I actually got shot everytime I died in the game.  Then, I heard a spinning sound.  This spinning got louder and higher pitched.  I realized that it was an axel in my head, and that it was spinning at 80% capacity.  Then it was 90%, then 110%.  I thought if it got any faster, it would explode and my brain would melt.  So, I got into the shower, fully clothed, sat down with my head in between my legs with the water on cold, and sat there sobbing for like 4 hours.   I woke up in the morning, cold, wet, miserable, but sober.  Didn't drink, smoke, do anything for like 2 weeks until I saw the girl again and asked her what was in the weed.  When she told me acid, I understood a little better, and vowed never to do it again.  

Later I had friends explain to me that doing acid by yourself is a horrible idea, and that you need control over set and setting.  I did it once more when I was 22 with some hippy friends in a more controlled environment and it went a lot better.  Very introspective and intense.  I feel like I gained a lot of insight, and I am very happy that I gave it another chance.  However, that is it for me, it was a once (ok twice) in a life time experience that I am glad that I had, but that I don't really feel the need to repeat.