I personally am not a smoker myself, and I'm not here to degrade you based on your choice to smoke, but the way that I imagine these drugs work is based on your body chemistry. I smoked once in my life and when I did, I felt as if everything slowly moved farther and farther away, and I began to lose connection with myself. I lost my hearing for a little bit, heart racing, you name it. It was horrifying. The friends I was with were laughing and having a good time as if nothing had happened, though. Another possibility, referring to the aforementioned statement, you didn't know what you were smoking which may also have played a role. Be cautious, op.
is it normal to black out after smoking ?
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I personally am not a smoker myself, and I'm not here to degrade you based on your choice to smoke, but the way that I imagine these drugs work is based on your body chemistry. I smoked once in my life and when I did, I felt as if everything slowly moved farther and farther away, and I began to lose connection with myself. I lost my hearing for a little bit, heart racing, you name it. It was horrifying. The friends I was with were laughing and having a good time as if nothing had happened, though. Another possibility, referring to the aforementioned statement, you didn't know what you were smoking which may also have played a role. Be cautious, op.