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Funny how no one really talks about salvia anymore. That shit was whack. I went to cartoon land while having my ability to communicate removed and feeling lik
by 01100011 5y ago
Funny how no one really talks about salvia anymore. That shit was whack. I went to cartoon land while having my ability to communicate removed and feeling like half of my body was moving rapidly away from the other. I understand it is powerful and useful in certain settings, but yikes, not a fun ride for most people. A small, informal sample seemed to indicate women hated it less than men but that was just the people I knew.
- denton-scratch 5y agoTried salvia once. Impressed by the visuals and the intensity; but there's no euphoria. Without euphoria, it's just weird perceptual distortions, and loss of the ability to move or speak. I thought it was like being ill. Tried DMT once. It offers euphoria, visuals and intensity; but the speed with which it came on was such that I was effectively disabled before I could complete dosing - so no breakthrough. Visuals are all very well - but I've been there and done that decades ago. Euphoria and joy are harder to come by, and drugs that provide them don't "keep on giving". People react very differently to these substances, and my experiences are by no means normative.
- IAmGraydon 5y agoSalvia was my first hallucinogenic experience. I and others have noted that it seems to trigger a primal fear response far more often than other hallucinogens. The trips tend to have very dark themes, and time is severely warped in such a way that it’s not uncommon to forget what a human is and live in an alien reality for centuries. Really weird stuff, and not something I would recommend to most.