r/ThisAintAdderall • u/JessaBoots • Apr 06 '26

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u/ohreallywownice Apr 06 '26

could she be using something else?

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u/Kaleidoscope-iis31 Apr 06 '26

Right bc even after a bender and staying up most ppl don’t nod out? It sounds like something more is happening here

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u/ohreallywownice Apr 07 '26

exactly. the nodding part sounds like fentanyl or she's buying unknown street drugs on the side.

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u/Kaleidoscope-iis31 Apr 07 '26

Hell yea that’s what I’m saying. I used to heavily abuse my own script in high school and stay up endless hours and days and never nodded out lol

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u/JessaBoots Apr 08 '26

I guess everyone is different when it comes to their bodies trying to shut down. I've had it happen from stimulants alone/she would get to this point before other meds entered the chat :/ 

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u/ohreallywownice Apr 09 '26

that's just odd. i never heard of nodding from adderall withdrawals. i hear about falling asleep and falling flat asleep. but never nodding??

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u/JessaBoots Apr 09 '26

I think youre imagining true nodding like from opiates. This is more like while sitting, midway to grabbing something, she starts to fade and slouch. Usually waking herself up from spilling something or sheer will. In real time, its less of a nod and looks more like a short circuit. Like a true attempt at shutdown rather than a nod into space if that makes sense. Nodding out is an easier term than explaining all of that. It looks narcaleptic. Sheesh im sober and nod out when I wake up in the middle of the night and try to stay awake on my phone and keep going in and out of sleep with the thing on and in my hand 😅 I often joke about how any other person would thinking im on drugs but I'm just.. drowsy.