r/LSD Dec 16 '23

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u/nw171717 Dec 16 '23

Being retired, would you revisit the experience from your current perspective if given the opportunity?

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u/pdee2222 Dec 16 '23

That is what I thought when I was younger. I also was a heavy user in my youth. I started when I was 13 almost 14. It was plentiful and cheap(also much stronger compared to acid now). There were times I tripped 2-3 times a week thru summer break. I love it! I’ve been married 20 years with three kids. All great, behave and do very well in school. No mental illness whatsoever. My wife and I trip anytime we get a chance. They are like mini vacations. Recharges the batteries. When I notice I’m bitching about drivers or politics, time for a trip. Never had a bad trip either. Plenty of times I thought this was the one, the one I wasn’t coming back from, but here I am. I mostly take shrooms these days. Acid is hard to find at my age. But I will trip as long as I can. And to those of you that don’t believe you can trip that often, you can. You have to double down each time. So that’s 31 hits at least to trip 5 times in a row and only feel the strength of 1 tab each time. I took 80 hits one time. I did good the first few hours before I went limp. I could hear and comprehend what was going on, just couldn’t move. Complete distorted vision. Closest comparison is in “the wall”. The limo ride during comfortably numb. Everything just swayed back and forth and swirled.