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I'm not sure I agree with that description though. Ket goes from being a bit like alcohol, to being extremely trashed in the sense of loss of feeling, numbness,
by morkalork 3y ago
I'm not sure I agree with that description though. Ket goes from being a bit like alcohol, to being extremely trashed in the sense of loss of feeling, numbness, loss of coordination and sensory perception. And with enough you get the k-hole effect. Nowhere is the manic energy one gets from dopamine and stimulants. Maybe they're misinterpreting the ego death of a k-hole as the feeling of specialness? Anyways, when you're in that state, it's very unlikely you're at all capable of typing on a phone.
- millerhooks 3y agoThe detox period from ketamine can induce manic psychosis and it can be invisible to a frequent user. I spent six or eight months daily using ketamine 20 years ago and mania became my constant companion towards the end.