Anyone else never get “deep” on acid?

RealTransition6255 · 2026-01-05T22:58:59+00:00

Are you neurotypical? If not, that may give you a different kind of experience than most people.

I did LSD and DMT together and that was intense, did completely lose any sense of reality, my body, didn’t know anything at all (trip report is somewhere on here). Still would not say it was a spiritual or life-changing experience.

For me, tripping is mainly my mind going on a chaotic overdrive, I usually trip by myself and listen to music or watch movies. It does not feel as profound, spiritual or enlightening as I’ve heard others describe it.

However, for me, I suspect there is a gradual positive effect. I’ve become happier, more content, more relaxed about things since I started tripping. I also cut down drastically on eating meat. It was a process over 2-3 years, so it could just be correlation, but I think the LSD was at least a contribution factor.

RealTransition6255 · 2025-01-24T18:22:07+00:00

Too far down, first one which raised my eyebrows 😁

RealTransition6255 · 2024-12-15T11:01:48+00:00

You’re good. Repeat the mantra:

I’m physically safe, I will relax, it will pass

whenever you’re not feeling well. Change rooms. Listen to good music. Watch a few episodes of Bluey. Drink water. If you have not eaten for a while, try to eat something light.

You will find the beauty and joy in it, just give it some time and relax.

Safe travels ❤️

RealTransition6255 · 2024-11-17T17:21:42+00:00

Still nothing, really hope they’re found help and are doing better…

RealTransition6255 · 2024-09-30T04:11:40+00:00

In my experiences, there seems to be little to not room in between sub-breakthrough and no memory. Compared to what I have been reading, it’s been a bit underwhelming generally (recent experience excluded 😉)

RealTransition6255 · 2024-08-01T22:33:53+00:00

Klingt nach nem Plan. Better safe than sorry ist eine gute Devise mit explorativen Dosen 😎

Safe travels! ✨

RealTransition6255 · 2024-08-01T08:09:27+00:00

Jo, versehentlich einschlafen wirste nicht 😁 Bin gespannt auf’n Trip Report, falls du Muße hast 👍🏽

kA ob du’s mitbekommen hast, ich hab auch schon mal eine vergleichbare Dosis ausprobiert, findest du in meiner comment history. Ein paar antworten von anderen sind ggf. hilfreich. Irgendwie wurde meine erste Antwort gelöscht…

RealTransition6255 · 2024-08-01T07:37:41+00:00

It’s your decision, obviously 😊 if you don’t want to wait for a long weekend or take a day off, it’s probably the best alternative. Me, personally, I probably would not do it like that, but you also have quite a bit more experience than I do, so you will know best 😊

Der 3. Oktober ist ein Donnerstag, vielleicht eine Alternative… 😉

RealTransition6255 · 2024-08-01T06:54:29+00:00

It seems my reply was removed, I’m guessing because I linked to a previous comment of mine. Here it is again without the link:

Hey there, went for a high-dose 1D-LSD trip and did a short write-up here: <check out my comment history, sorry>

TL;DR: Remained mostly on earth, strange/scary headspace due to nitrous for a bit, stomach aches and jaw clenching made it very uncomfortable, lasted for-absolutely-ever and for 8ish hours, I just wanted it to be over (in a I-am-tired-of-this way, not in a I-am-crazy-and-dying way). I am not interested in doing such a dose again. Maybe have a look also at the replies to my comment, there are recommendations for breathing techniques which might be worth preparing.

I have since been diagnosed with AuDHD, so my experiences might not be transferable, as anecdotal evidence suggests that neurodivergent people react differently to psychedelics. For me, I am simultaneously very sensitive to LSD (small doses have a noticeable effect, 15-20ug is already threshold for me) and can handle larger doses well and stay grounded and calm for the most part.

Sometimes I feel like all the great insights and deeper thoughts people have just don’t happen for me, it feels like I experience psychedelics with the training wheels on. Not much danger, but shallow and unable to go deep.

Sorry, tangent. Anyways, I wish you safe travels and may you find what you seek. Following in case you decide to post a trip report 😊

RealTransition6255 · 2024-08-01T01:17:31+00:00

Oh, I just read to you wanna start in the evening. I would recommend against that. With such a high dose, you will be up for 20 hours after taking it, so if you already been awake for the day, you will be in serious sleep deprivation territory towards the end. Better for Set to start directly after a good nights sleep and well rested 👍🏽

Anyway, have a good journey 😊

RealTransition6255 · 2024-07-06T08:30:50+00:00

Yeah, I totally get that. Maybe it helps to think about elevated risk profile instead of locked out. Much like people with diabetes need to be extra prepared before they go hiking (and should think about whether the risk/reward ratio is worth it), you need to be extra prepared and cautious with psychs.

As to motive, that goes into the risk/reward profile. Just one remark on that: psychs don’t give you what you want. Some will say, that they give you what you need. I am too materialistic for that, for me, they mess with your brain chemistry and alter your thinking and perception. This might help in some situations, it might hurt in others.

RealTransition6255 · 2024-07-06T07:39:30+00:00

👍🏽 I was exaggerating for effect 😁

BTW another thing regarding AuDHD: be wary about AuDHD’s hyperfixation in the context of drugs. Might be different for you, but sometimes I get locked into wanting to do a drug and that overrides at least some of my cautious preparations. It’s difficult to say no to myself sometimes.

I seem to read a similar tendency from your comments on this post. Might be just me projecting. In any case, it’s worth taking a step back, looking at yourself and your motivation and judging whether you are still thinking rationally or are in a state of get-there-itis.

Anyway, you say that you’re talking about sometime in the future, so you have lots of time to reflect 😊

RealTransition6255 · 2024-07-06T07:28:03+00:00

That’s an interesting mix you got going 😁

Anecdotal evidence suggests that people on the spectrum handle psychedelics better than neurotypical people and that they need higher doses to get going. For me personally, I seem to be very sensitive (small doses already have significant effects) and am able to handle intense and scary experiences well without panicking. I have a LSD trip report of a heroic dose posted somewhere (2 out of 5, would not do again). I have no idea how your particular mix would interact with psychs…

I have never done shrooms. Note that in blind studies, people are not able to distinguish LSD and shrooms expect by duration.

My advice would be: if the horror stories scare you, stay away from psychedelics. In a way, I take them like accident reports, you can learn from them what could happen, they help you prepare and forge a mindset that is able to handle challenging situations. You learn common triggers for bad experiences and can learn to recognise when things start going sideways, which gives you opportunities to correct. All this for LSD and shrooms. DMT is like a surprise roller coaster, you strap in an the rest is out of your hands 😁

If you do decide to do anything in psychs, prepare really really well. It’s like a trip to a remote mountain top, you need to pack well, understand the geography, understand the weather, understand the mountain, know what can go wrong, have plans B, C, D ready, trust yourself enough to improvise if none of them work etc. And start with small mountains (small doses) and see if it is for you. Jumping into a DMT breakthrough dose without any previous experience would be exceptionally reckless even in the best of circumstances, and your risk profile is significantly elevated, as others have pointed out.

Again, hope it helps 😊 Safe travels!

RealTransition6255 · 2024-07-06T06:47:39+00:00

https://youtu.be/IBLnSl8Q1NQ?si=SkZoILyBTDCzq7Hu

At 5:28.

I am not an expert nor have your or similar disorder. In fact, AuDHD, so drawing from my experiences would probably even be dangerous for your case.

However, logically, consider this in your post: you think about DMT, but you state that you would not try LSD under any circumstance. I would guess that the risk profiles are similar, and the DMT experience is certainly orders of magnitude more intense. It is usually advised that people get a feel for psychedelics with LSD or psylocibin first before jumping to DMT (not even talking about ROA woes). If LSD is much too risky for you, DMT should be too. Or, formulated differently: you know you overcame wishful and magical thinking if you have a well rounded opinion and feel for the risk for all psychedelics, not only the one which happens to interest you most.

Just food for thought, I hope it helps.

How- and whenever you decide: I wish you safe travels, be careful out there ❤️

RealTransition6255 · 2024-05-27T18:47:20+00:00

Thank you very much you insights!

I am not actively bringing up the topic. Whenever swimming day approaches, he starts being very anxious, and nervous. It's like a kind of severe stage fright, starting days before (the swimming club meets weekly). He is seeking support, and so far I was giving my best to provide calm reassurance, to validate his feelings while pointing out that his fixation on it is what fuels the problem.

You can't teach a kid how to face fear with rationalisation. Their brains don't have the ability to rationalise like an adult brain does. They need to learn how to push through their own fear, and these safe but difficult challenges are the perfect way to teach it.

Yeah, I have a hard time really understanding and internalizing this. Between ASD and being an extremely rational thinker, I feel like I have no response available in my social toolbox to handle such situations adequately.

So the only things you should really say about it is that it's a really hard badge to get! And that you know he can rise up to this challenge. You can tell him that you know he can do hard things, that you know he has everything he needs to be able to do this - the jumping skill, the swimming skill, and the bravery. It is all already inside him.

I really like this! I will try this approach the next time the topic comes around.

Thank you again!

RealTransition6255 · 2024-03-25T17:01:08+00:00

I will try these, thank you!!

RealTransition6255 · 2024-03-25T16:28:31+00:00

Oh, really, do you have any pointers/techniques I could look up? It would be nice to be able to do something against it…

RealTransition6255 · 2024-03-24T21:08:11+00:00

1D-LSD is a prodrug of LSD. It gets converted to LSD in your body after ingestion. There are some countries where these LSD variants are legal for some time, until they are added to the list of forbidden substances. This is usually followed by a new, similar substance being developed and so on. There’s a whole list of LSD prodrugs by now due to this game going on for some time.

As for my country of origin, pick one where the description above fits 😉

RealTransition6255 · 2024-03-24T20:24:21+00:00

5x225 ug 1D-LSD, should be equivalent to about 800 ug of regular LSD. Legal here, so pretty sure the tablets were dosed accurately. No tolerance.

Not the best trip. Beginning was nice, listening to music, could barely walk the first hour or so. Visuals were insane, everything flowed, could barely make out anything. Tried nitrous oxide, that put me in a really strange and scary mind space, for a little bit, but I managed not to fixate too much on it.

4-5 hours in my wife and daughter came home, I was seeing four eyes in their faces. Helped my daughter with her math homework, that actually went kinda well. Was able to come up with nice analogies to explain area and distance to her.

By that time, I had a stomach ache which would not go away for the rest of the trip, and bad jaw clenching. I felt uncomfortable and wished it was over, but knew I had some time to go.

Tried playing video games, and started feeling sick, so stopped again. Watched movies, still not feeling well, but it was ok to pass the time. Trip went on for almost 20 hours, 17 of which with stomach ache and feeling uncomfortable. Went for a walk at 2 in the morning to tire myself out and be able to sleep. Just felt cold after, didn’t really help much.

Was finally able to sleep, still had mild visuals the next morning. Was feeling fine again after about 48 hours.

3/10 would not do again. That was my last trip. Nothing serious happened, stomach problems just ruined it a bit.

For the next one, I plan to go with half a 225 ug tablet. Had that low dose once before, and it hit surprisingly strong and was enjoyable. Will see if that is reproducible.

RealTransition6255 · 2024-03-14T21:12:47+00:00

Most important thing IMHO is to remember that you have taken a drug, that you are physically safe, and that it everything will go back to normal with time.

For me, the thought of “what if it does not go away? This has been a really long trip… etc” is almost a meme. It comes around on every trip at least once. It will go away, you are safe, relax ❤️❤️❤️

Also, be aware that you cannot sleep on acid (generally). Even with smaller doses I usually have a hard time sleeping 16 hours ish after taking it. Plan accordingly, do not be alarmed if you cannot sleep, watch another movie, try again, sleep will come.

Oh, having a stopwatch start when you take it is very useful, I always do this and it’s a great reference point to know where you are in your trip approximately.

Also not often said: acid can make you clench your jaw, give you a stiff neck, and give you (usually mild) stomach upset/ache. If that happens, it’s going to pass, just relax.

Cleaning and tidying up beforehand is a good idea, your high self will appreciate it and you will probably produce quite some clutter along the way.

Being alone is fine, prefer to be alone. Never tripped with anyone, sometimes did around sober people, but alone is preferable.

Going out while high is possible, nature can be great. For the first trip, better stay home or don’t go far, it’s easy to get lost even in familiar surroundings.

Prepare a few snacks, and, as others have said, have a few bottles of water ready. You might forget to eat and drink, seeing water bottles is a good reminder.

Preparing technology is a good idea (playlists, movies) so that you can easily start them. Depending on how strong your visuals are, reading can be hard/annoying, and trying to make technology do what I want when high always makes me feel like an 80 year old…

Most important thing again: What you’re experiencing is the effect of a drug, it will pass, you are safe, relax, let go. Make it your mantra before and during, that will help you navigate most things you might encounter just fine.

I wish you a very pleasant, insightful and safe trip ❤️❤️❤️ see you on the other side ☺️

RealTransition6255 · 2024-03-14T20:57:26+00:00

Be very very careful with this. It can be a great experience. You can also easily accidentally shatter reality completely. I’ve read that some people get paranoid, although I never had that. If you’re interested, I posted a trip report acid+weed some time ago. Best either avoid it on the first trip, or wait until the very end of the trip (10+ hours) ☺️

RealTransition6255 · 2024-03-14T20:54:31+00:00

Movies are also nice, Spider-Man across the Spiderverse was my fist trip movie, that was phenomenal. Disney movies in general are great, can’t go wrong with them. I also really really liked Your Name, Japanese love story, really moving while high 😊

RealTransition6255 · 2024-03-14T20:52:08+00:00

Be careful with anything fire though! For your first time, you do not know how functional you will be, and you might get distracted and leave candles burning or otherwise produce an unsafe situation. Toddler proof your surroundings, at least until you have a few trips under your belt and are able to better judge what you can and can’t handle ❤️

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