I've never tried ketamine, but from what I understand it has dissociative effects similar to dextromethorphan and PCP. That's one reason why it's starting to ga

I've never tried ketamine, but from what I understand it has dissociative effects similar to dextromethorphan and PCP. That's one reason why it's starting to gain acceptance as part of a depression/trauma treatment plan, because at low doses it can help "add space" between how someone feels and how their body is reacting to a trigger. Recreationally I've seen people describe it as "falling into the K hole" which sounds pretty dissociative. How much ketamine dissociation can people experience before their view of reality is warped in some way? Especially if continued recreational use can cause brain lesions.