DOSE:

200 mg

oral

delta-8-THC

BODY WEIGHT:

150 lb

I was at home, in the afternoon, and I was doing unwell emotionally, as I was quite sad. I made the unwise decision to ingest 200mg of Delta-8 THC. The onset took 30 minutes, initially presenting itself as a "buttery" feeling, as if warm butter was flowing around me causing me comfortable warmth. Soon after, this progressed to a loss of all inhibition, actions would be executed without consideration for consequences or the gravity of my actions. I proceeded to message my friends, telling them that I consumed THC, and 200mg of it at that. I then experienced mental and physical euphoria. The physical euphoria felt like pleasurable, tingly waves surrounding my body. This feeling intensified as time progressed, gradually, although quickly, transforming into a sensation of horizontal spinning with vertical motion. I also experienced intense sensations of extremely fast wind spinning around me. Actions that required fine motor control were very difficult, feeling as if my hands were being blown away from what I was trying to do.

I also started experiencing dissociation at this time. I gained the feeling of being outside of my body, and the feeling of as if I was viewing my surroundings as an observer rather than a participant. If I stayed still for more than a second, my vision of everything except my monitor would transform into black, and the depth perception of my monitor was severely distorted. These combined factors resulted in the subjective perception of my monitor being a giant screen, in a dark theater. This perception would go away if I moved my eyes. The dissociation then started worsening, with less and less connection to the outside world. I then started to hear a strange, short, specially crafted song playing constantly. It was not comprised of usual instruments, and is difficult to describe. My bodily euphoria became linked to my mental euphoria, my mental state would dictate how my body felt, ranging from euphoric to uncomfortable. My perception of time slowed down to a halt, every second was enough for me to have a fully fledged thought.

At this time, I started believing that I had died and that this was my afterlife that I would experience for the rest of eternity. I was mildly bummed out, though was not severely affected by this revelation. I believed that I had reached heaven, and promptly felt a mix of confusion and relief. I was on my computer, messaging someone on Discord. After an unknown amount of time of believing this, I then instead believed that I was actually in hell, and that messaging someone on Discord was my eternal punishment. I felt a sense of dread and sadness upon this realization, and my uncomfortable physical sensations worsened. However, my emotions were dulled and flattened, so these emotions were not nearly as severe as they would be with a regular intensity of emotions.

At this time I had long forgotten that I could switch between tabs on my computer with a key shortcut, but luckily rediscovered this ability and managed to switch to the computer tab of my Internet browser. After switching to my Internet browser, I believed that I was in heaven, and that I could switch between heaven and hell by switching computer tabs. The physical bodily sensations of hell felt as if I was a warm box, and my vision came from a small camera in it. Heaven, on the other hand, had more connection to my body, and less intense bodily sensations. The song also got more complex at this stage, even more complex than what was previously undescribable.

I was given food by a family member, and the sensation of what it tasted like was extreme, beyond delicious. It felt as if every single taste bud on my tongue was individually discernable, each being activated with extreme, blissful intensity. It would switch to every taste I imagined, no longer tasting like the food I was eating. It then felt like my tongue was flowing, with a vast, splashing ocean.

At this time, I finally realized that this was not my afterlife and that I was just extremely high. I proceeded to go back and forth between believing this was my afterlife, and believing I was simply high, in quick succession. I then vomited on the floor, and finally decided on believing that I was just high. I lay down on my bed, and somehow had the lucidity to know that I should lay on my stomach to avoid aspirating vomit. I then had a strange bodily sensation, similar to being on a roller coaster, with zig-zaging horizontal movement. This continued, until I eventually fell asleep, and my trip ended.

Exp Year: 2026	ExpID: 119631
Gender: Male
Age at time of experience: Not Given
Published: Apr 8, 2026	Views: Not Supported
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