>>81645334Psychedelics blow the lid off the universe, dissociatives drop the bottom out of it.
Much like trying to explain what an acid trip is like to someone who's never had one is futile, it's really something you have to do to understand.
At low to medium doses it's a fun party drug. You'll feel giggly, maybe clumsy, disconnected from your limbs. At least for me time starts doing this really weird fisheye thing as I go up the dose curve, where things feel like they keep happening forever until they snap back to normal in retrospect. Very noticeable with any kind of high-BPM music. If you keep going and pay attention you'll feel... strange. Your hands will feel bigger than normal, your nose will feel like it's 3 inches in front of your face. Of course it isn't, but if you close your eyes you'll feel your body parts drifting apart as your brain's connection to your spinal cord gets DDoSed. You will feel as though you'd be able to withstand surgery while awake.
At high enough doses partying doesn't seem like such a good idea. You'll have to lie down and watch the entire world fragment into cubes or spheres that will segment and drift apart until you drop into the hole behind them. It's dark there, usually the visuals are very regular and geometric for me. Big dark obelisks with churning and spinning surfaces dot the space and somehow you're in the dead center of it all, all at once incredibly close but infinitely distant, microscopic but impossibly huge. A world-sized cave full of still, clear water and you're just floating ten thousand feet beneath the surface. Indescribable. Dreamlike. Transcendentalism in reverse