Ketamine
Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 12:42 pm
I've used Idoser for quite some time. In the past, I've had good experiences with some doses, especially the marijuana and extacy quick hits. Recently, I've had a bit more time to dose and thought I would try Ketamine.
Never done the drug in real life but this is just an account of my experience.
As I lay, my body starting becoming very relaxed and quite heavy, perhaps about 10-14 minutes into the dose. And to be honest, I can't remember a whole lot after that. A regular mistake that I make is falling asleep in the middle of a dose; listening to anything through headphones makes me sleepy....old habit I guess!
Things seemed to get a little weird this time, however. It didn't necessarily feel like I was asleep, it seemed "deeper" than that. Sort of felt like I had been non-existent for hours before I woke up but I hadn't actually been asleep that long as the dose was still playing.
The feeling of dissasociation that met me as I "woke" made me turn the dose off and just go to sleep; a combination of the mental effects and general tired-ness. All throughout the night, though, I kept having this feeling. The only way I can describe it is being in a less-concious state when asleep than normal. It makes you realise how "aware" of yourself one can actually be when in normal sleep compared to this. Also, the dreams were pretty good (although very very vague in my memory).
Try Ketamine (Y)
Never done the drug in real life but this is just an account of my experience.
As I lay, my body starting becoming very relaxed and quite heavy, perhaps about 10-14 minutes into the dose. And to be honest, I can't remember a whole lot after that. A regular mistake that I make is falling asleep in the middle of a dose; listening to anything through headphones makes me sleepy....old habit I guess!
Things seemed to get a little weird this time, however. It didn't necessarily feel like I was asleep, it seemed "deeper" than that. Sort of felt like I had been non-existent for hours before I woke up but I hadn't actually been asleep that long as the dose was still playing.
The feeling of dissasociation that met me as I "woke" made me turn the dose off and just go to sleep; a combination of the mental effects and general tired-ness. All throughout the night, though, I kept having this feeling. The only way I can describe it is being in a less-concious state when asleep than normal. It makes you realise how "aware" of yourself one can actually be when in normal sleep compared to this. Also, the dreams were pretty good (although very very vague in my memory).
Try Ketamine (Y)
