wow. I was just like you years ago. I was addicted to LSD, even before I took it, and tripped 100s of times on large doses. My highest dose was also 11. I had no desire to repeat it or to take more than that, though, as it became confusing to me and was in a bad setting. I was trying to find the meaning of life. I filled notebooks with deep thoughts. After a while it just started seeming like work. It became traumatic to my brain. It really is exhausting. As I reached my late 20s I got tired of it. It is a self limiting drug, even if you can get more addicted than most people. I feel that in time your love for it will wear off as well, due to exhuastion, and the fact that it is very hard to do much with the barrage of information that one recieves. sometimes, less is more, as there are people who have learned things on lsd. Taking so much made it a blur that, although I found some answers, I was left with more questions--including weather or not lsd was profound, or merely produces the illusion of profundity by stimulating an area of the mind usually stimulated by only the most amazing things. Have fun! Beware that it can aggravate (but not cause) mental illness and if you have it will make your experience with it much worse and more psychotic.
When I do LSD I do at LEAST 4 hits. Is this normal?
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wow. I was just like you years ago. I was addicted to LSD, even before I took it, and tripped 100s of times on large doses. My highest dose was also 11. I had no desire to repeat it or to take more than that, though, as it became confusing to me and was in a bad setting. I was trying to find the meaning of life. I filled notebooks with deep thoughts. After a while it just started seeming like work. It became traumatic to my brain. It really is exhausting. As I reached my late 20s I got tired of it. It is a self limiting drug, even if you can get more addicted than most people. I feel that in time your love for it will wear off as well, due to exhuastion, and the fact that it is very hard to do much with the barrage of information that one recieves. sometimes, less is more, as there are people who have learned things on lsd. Taking so much made it a blur that, although I found some answers, I was left with more questions--including weather or not lsd was profound, or merely produces the illusion of profundity by stimulating an area of the mind usually stimulated by only the most amazing things. Have fun! Beware that it can aggravate (but not cause) mental illness and if you have it will make your experience with it much worse and more psychotic.