/psy/ - psychology and psychonautics

What the hell did I just read

You need to keep some anti-psychotics on hand. Do some research and order a batch.
Anchors: Drugs only clothes, sign stating drug on the wall, drug written on hand, playlist of familiar and nice music.
Where did you go between ordering the takeout and the takeout arriving?

>>521
Also, I feel this is slightly obvious but it needs saying: Don't immediately double your dose when you're stressed out, especially when the stress isn't over. At least build up to it over the course of the night, but I still wouldn't recommend doubling.
Not familiar with alprazolam dosages so this could be important or not depending on whether 4mg can get you messy or just take the edge off (relative to how much it takes to get you to either stage when you've just started taking the drug).

Stop overdosing on garbage drugs.

>>512
having a "bad trip" is not the same as being uncomfortable on a soykafty benzo that makes you forgetful . . . i recommend to ditch the benzo addiction and try phenibut instead (which is legal and more freely available, and does the trick for me )

My waifu had a bad trip on MJ the first time. The jumbling of the senses overwhelmed her and almost incited solipsistic existential panic. Her heart raced and remembers having an AC pointed at her which drove her insane from the sensation of cold air on only her legs and arms but not her torso combined with how mj messes with ones sense of temperature. When she switched focus from looking at two things it felt like the moment between focusing on things didnt exist and that she was zoning out.

But she endured it though, she knew it would go away with time and just sat still for a few hours. It was actually her first experience with it but it didnt stop her from trying it again the next day, that time without and bad effects. In retrospect she feels it was kind of interesting and exciting having experienced a bad trip.

Bad trip is a wide term, when you use it to describe general anxiety and paranoia after ingesting drugs. I had my fair share of paranoia with weed, deliriants and psychedelics.

One time I was on bk-2c-b and my parents called, wanting me to drive to a store and get some soykaf for them. I said I had already drunk alcohol and I hadn't driven a car in a long time, so I would be too insecure. In the end I packed my stuff and went into the woods, hiding from everything the whole day. No doubt, that was an at least unpleasant trip.

When going 420 everyday all day, I never opened the door or responded to the phone in fear of someone having serious business with the bloodshot eyed me incapable of forming coherent sentences of more than six words.

Deliriants are literally paranoia - the drug. You get startled by every small noise, be it real or not.

I heard there can be paradox effects with benzos, inducing fear instead of calming one down. My best advice would be to not get overboard with them. Don't take doses, that turn you into a drowsy jelly and you will be just fine, because even if something happens you will be able to react accordingly. It goes without saying that countering stress with drugs is not a wise thing to do.

Conscious deep breathing and a blanket can also help in acute cases. Maybe you where on low blood sugar. I have chronic low blood sugar and blood pressure, so even slight decreases to that make me feel like fainting, similar to a panic attack.