Age: 29
Weight:
140 lbs
Dosage:
40 mg intransal
Setting:
Walking around my city on a heavily overcast late summer day. The skies were
gray above and cold winds swept through preceding occasional rain showers.
Eerily cold for early August.
[Immediate disclaimer-the dose reported for this report is excessive. I have developed a tolerance to dissociatives and I also prefer more intense experiences. For those first delving into this drug who have minimal dissociative experience, I would suggest a starting dose at 20 mg.]
Preface: 3-MeO-PCiPr is a compound I had
dreamed about for a long time in my fantasies about structure-activity
relations in the Aryclcyclohexylamines. To finally have it before me is a
feeling like no other. For those who doubt its veracity, GCMS, HRMS, HPLC
purity, and full 2D-NMR can be supplied to confirm the identity of this total
novel compound.
You can skip the chem jargon if you’d like.
3-MeO-PCiPr is a totally novel exploration
into the simple idea of modifying the alkane on the secondary amine on the
arylcyclohexylamine (ACH) scaffold. Essentially any alkane can be built from
that nitrogen, and Ethyl (as in PCE) and methyl (as in PCM, seen in 2’-oxo
substituted compounds like Ketamine, DCK, 2F-DCK etc.) have been explored
extensively. Each different alkane on the ACH base creates its own discrete
category of ACH, which can then in turn be modified in myriad ways with
substitutions on the aromatic ring. The PCiPr scaffold has so far only presented
in the compound MXiPr, with a 3-MeO-2’-Oxo substitution. Non-2’-Oxo substituted
PCiPr compounds have not been explored at all, but MXiPr is well regarded and
well known; I personally find it quite delightful! The PCiPr series was of
particular interest to me for no specific scientific reason- the structure just
seemed to call for me on some metaphysical level. I had always postulated that
the basic 3-MeO substitution that had been so fruitful with so many other aklylamines
would prove fruitful here, so I had high hopes when this compound became
available to me, along with a small handful of other PCiPr based compounds.
I found 3-MeO-PCiPr to be the most
interesting, revelatory, euphoric, accessible, and balanced of the entire
series. Others I was in contact with who had also gained access to reported
similarly positive and glowing experiences. It appears to be active and
equipotent per various routes of administration, (so far I have tried oral,
intranasal, sublingual), with the route of administration only really affecting
duration. I find it to be an excellent social drug, with full capacity to offer
profound and introspective experiences should the set and setting allow it. Various
doses offer various experiences- lighter doses, in the 10-15 mg range, give a
light jilted buzz, like the world is slightly shifted. It is most pleasantly
social in this range. Doses in the range of 20-30 mg are a sweet spot, allowing
for socialization and disinhibition with a strange warm and heavy glow, while also
offering substantial hallucinogenic depth when alone. Doses in excess of 30 mg
are delightful and intense, even veering into being more of a corporeal
dissociative: numbness of limbs, poor coordination, dizziness and clumsiness
and floppiness and shrouded proprioception begin to present; the head space can
be heavy and overwhelming and pass into a hole-like catatonia from the sheer
sense of weight cutting into the skull. The energy is still high but the body
cannot keep up, it is truly disorienting. Thoughts race and crystallize in
bizarre unnavigable patterns that can be hard to parse or process. I am along
for a heavy and gravelly ride. When it shines, it is a manic and functional
dissociative, most comparable to the likes of 3-MeO-PCP and 3-MeO-PCE, but with
its own character. It is heavier, larger, hotter, yet paradoxically gentler and
slower than the electric rush of its compatriots. And ultimately so smooth, so
subtle and gentle at first as I immerse; The effects will be described as
follows.
T0:00- Dose taken intranasally. It is a
crystalline powder that smells of ether. There is no initial sting or
discomfort, but a seeping burn develops over the next few minutes, triggering
sneezing and teary wincing.
T0:15- Effects begin to become noticeable. A
bit of numbness at my very extremities. A lightness and dizziness in my head
like a million particles are swirling around inside of the cavity of my skull.
T0:30- I have been passing the time watching YouTube videos of people walking
around different neighborhoods in different cities around the world- enough
dissociation has begun to set in to make this an immersive experience where I
feel sufficiently separated from my current time and place. I feel spacey like
my brain is being gently warmed by an infrared roaster. A sensation of TV
static sets in across my skull. I feel jolts of energy traveling down my nerves
into my limbs but I am content to just sit still.
T0:40- Feeling very spacey, I catch myself staring aimlessly at the things
before me as light drifting textures drag waves across my unfocused eyes. My
fingertips are numb and the tendons in my fingers feel tight and tense as they
type. It feels like the top half of my head is vibrating to pieces in all
directions, crackling and sizzling as it does.
T0:50- I decide to go out for a walk since I am already bored of just being
cooped up in the house. The experience so far feels mild and underwhelming, a
note of sensation on the back of my head and extremities but not much else. My
thoughts feel focused and alert, but there isn’t that particular edge to them
that comes from a more incisive manic dissociative experience. It’s an
unseasonally chilly day in August, thunderstorms have been rolling through on
and off throughout the day, the disorder of their tracks heralded by an aimless
chaos of scattered cold downburst winds haphazardly sweeping the streets. The
sky is grey, the air is thick with humidity.
I feel coordinated, there is a sense of
plasticity in my being like I am a mannequin drifting through an artificial
world. I am performing my task of presenting as a normal person outside but I
am acutely aware of the fact that that is a conscious choice. I smoke cannabis
out of my one hitter as I walk, each hit seems to breathe a bit of intensity
into the experience like stoking a fire. Visuals are just a sense of flashing
and drifting at the peripherals of my vision and the cannabis hits seem to make
them seethe and heave. I am walking to a park where I can sit and observe the world
around me. As I walk I wonder why the experience still feels so muted despite
the large dose- it is something I can ignore, it is something that doesn’t
demand my attention, and that feels disappointing. Have I really damaged my
tolerance this much? I walk and walk ruminating; I pass a dirty alley where I
once fled from the police and was sheltered by an encampment of homeless people
shooting fentanyl into their necks, politely offering me some. I gave them a
big bag of fireworks as thanks. My thoughts are racing, latching on to
associations like that, traveling down the trails of memories produced by my
environment. It feels like my fuzzy sandy brain is dispersing static emblazoned
cosmic tentacles to touch around the environment around me, feed me
associations and free flow of thoughts, rushing stimulating mania in a subtle
form. Perhaps it is hitting me properly.
T1:05- I’ve reached the park. Everything is gray. The grey edifices around me
blend with the different grey of the sky and the city around me climbs like
great concrete pillars into the billowing stratus clouds of the heavens. I am
on a park bench, people watching. Gusts constantly blow through, there’s the
tension of the dark sky and the ominous winds and the heavy humid air that it
could start pouring rain at any second. Everything seems agitated.
The drug rushes over me in sync with the
squalls of cold wind. I was walking, it was shadowing me and it had caught up
with me, I am drifting unknowingly into the peak like a boat about to pass over
a waterfall. A stranger asks me for directions and when I talk to her it feels
like I am physically casting my voice out into the air, an object I can see
disperse and fade into my surroundings. I am lucid enough to still offer
correct directions interestingly enough. My head feels heavy and dense, it
feels like an entire sky’s worth of air is slowly funneling into it then
rushing out every which way, pulling my physical sense of self into the gusts
cutting around the trees. I am warm and my limbs feel pleasantly numb. They
feel heavy and lazy. If I can get momentum going I can get my body into motion
but there is a sedentary quality to this, contrasted with rushes of electricity
and energy pulsing from my crown, down my neck and shoulders and spine into my
fingers. My body feels still but my mind is fiery and alert, eyes darting
around to take in every detail of the scenery around me; when my eyes focus on
something it pulses and radiates. I feel so damn lazy. I feel content to sit
here. But I also feel restless, there is energy bouncing around inside of me,
it is not demanding or uncomfortable, but it simply feels polite to let it have
some release. I am thinking of fantasies, desires come to fruition, the mad
mania and euphoria of potential successes and victories. It is fun, it is
happy, I am grounded and in control and have zero desire to pursue any of these
fleeting fancies and I am content in knowing that.
I gaze at the sky, there are lights,
shimmering pulsing textures, subtle and vague but apparent. They pulse in
translucent washes of deep violet and indigo. Everything in my periphery is
gently flashing and drifting in one direction. My head feels floppy. So many
people are walking by but as far as I am concerned, they are as much a part of
the scenery as the trees and concrete.
T1:20- I kinda have to pee so I get up and set off for the big bright flashing
mall in the center of the city. There is an intensity that sets in when I sit
still but I can just as easily break out of it, stand up, walk around. I feel
like I am vibrating, the entire world feels like different vibrating components
buzzing against each other. The wind slashes this way and that as I navigate
the dense grey city streets. On a large open thoroughfare, waiting to cross on
a pile of construction gravel, great trains of gusts trundle past, buffeting
me. I feel like I am made of loose pixels and each gust pulls them further into
the grey air, to disperse them amongst the concrete and grime. I am the wind, I
am a core of a consciousness that is picked up and whipped around and thrown
about the passages between all of the stark concrete buildings against that
looming grey sky. I feel like I am being smeared as I move. My head is a
swirling pool of hot water that sloshes about as I walk. I am thinking about
the people I love, I have been avoiding and isolating from them recently but
there is a warmth and compulsion to reach out to them and talk to them from
this pulsing blinding LED heart of the city that we all inhabit, I think of them
scattered all around this landscape, in their little homes and their little
rooms, all clusters of right angles and cutaway diagrams. This is fun, this is
warm, this is optimistic, and it makes me want to be a part of grand humanity.
Sounds that pass on the street doppler around
me, flange and drift and reverberate and crystallize into regular patterns of
blocks. It is heavy and sticky. I walk through so many squalls of people on the
sidewalk and I don’t feel like a person pushing through the crowd, I feel like
that grey city wind carrying me and drifting me about like an empty bag of
chips. I am not a person, I am just a part of the environment.
T1:40- I am indoors now, in a mall. It is a
new mall, that tragically opened right before the COVID-19 pandemic, which
hamstrung much of its prospects. But by design it is unbelievably sterile and
impersonal too. It is white and bright and empty inside, it feels like
stumbling into a debug map without any textures. Even indoors I still feel like
I am the wind, floating, drifting, rushing and grey. After I relieve myself I
sit down to collect myself. I stop moving but nothing stops moving around me.
It feels like I am immersed in a great rushing river, demanding that I move,
demanding that I follow its flow. This drug moves the whole world around me. It
is constant motion and a slow burn, like the friction of a meteorite burning up
in the atmosphere. Despite this constant intrinsic energy, it is also
remarkably lazy. When I sit I am sitting. Even though so much energy rushes
through me there is no compulsion to get up. I could be content to melt into
this bench while a thunderstorm rages inside my skull. A perfect balance of
chaos and bliss, playing off of each other in a symphony of fireworks inside of
a stolid cavern. I feel like I am baking. How versatile! It feels like there is
a secret, ancient wind that has scrawled the surface of the earth like a
constant tessellation of writhing angular eels, a relic from the Archaean age,
a time of a heavy and still earth, and this drug has allowed me to tap into
that, to be aware of that.
Centipedes run down my nerves (positive). The
sounds around me blend and bounce into an incomprehensible glitchy cacophony.
It constantly feels like there is something in my peripheral vision, but I can
never catch it. This isn’t the licking flames of 3-MeO-PCE, it is being seared
and baked in a furnace, but lightning can still be cast down my limbs.
I get up to walk and I notice that I am
distinctly uncoordinated and jilted. It can just pass of as me being drunk or
limping. Drunk in a mall on a Wednesday at 7:00 PM. What a rush though, there
is such a pleasant euphoria, everything seems exciting, everything seems worth
examining and addressing, but I don’t want to draw attention to myself. There
is simply so much world. I am constantly becoming the air.
T1:50-
I’m walking around the city’s Chinatown, the rush of people around me with so
much color and texture on every side makes me feel like a flower floating on a
river. I sit down and start messaging people because I want to just talk to
people and check in. This is wonderfully social it seems. The buildings where I
am now are all so tall and stark and blank. They pulse and vibrate against the
grey sky. It feels like I am being buffeted by their waves. When I get up and walk,
I feel so light on my feet, I feel like I am riding on a cloud. The world
around me feels alien and disconnected, like I am watching all of it on a
screen. And for some indiscernible reason that fills me with joy and wonder.
The sky is sparking and rolling. Little points of light and color dot them at
regular intervals in gridded patterns. The great wide sidewalk shudders before
me. It feels like the world warps and bends around me as I pass it, all flowing
and rushing like the confused stampede of stray winds that have been tearing
through the city all day.
T2:10- I stop at a grocery store on the way
home to get some home essentials. I am standing in the aisles mesmerized by the
sheer volume of choice. I am in a daze and the entire place feels like it is
vibrating and shifting around me. I feel like a rolling stormcloud bouncing
around the aisles. After too much time aimlessly gazing at the vast quantities
of visual information before me, I quickly pay for my purchases and slip out. A
rainstorm has picked up, and the loss prevention cop posted outside the store
cracks some joke about it to me. It feels like someone dragged a QR code across
my forehead. Its definitely information but I am not equipped to interpret it.
T2:30- I arrive home. I feel like I’m
melting. But it Is also easy to focus and bring myself around to do things and
move myself competently. I can stop and let it settle in at any time though.
This control over the experience is nice. The change of environment shocks my
senses. The walls are flashing. The air feels heavy the structure feels heavy
the vibrations running across my body squeeze in tight. I feel heavy. There are
faint glittering tracers when I move my head, blocky and regular. Textures stream
on the walls, quietly and privately. I feel hot and sweaty. I feel distant and
heavy and amorphous. I feel like I am hovering and steaming. I close my eyes
and see faint tracery of shifting, spinning, drifting patterns in the same cool
tones as the open eyed visuals, despite the overall warm sensation of the
experience. They are fairly indistinct, perhaps even less so than the open eye
visuals.
T2:40- I start to play Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. I am on the last leg
of the dreaded water temple. I trash Shadow Link with my Biggoron Sword and
rage through the rest of the dungeon. As time passes the drug noticeably
loosens its grip. The sensations are less holistic, there is less sense of the
world vibrating around me, it is just a bit of dizziness and numbness and
thoughts flowing like rivers as before, a charred daze. I am functional enough
to play the game and work through puzzles and my fine motor skills are
competent enough to do what I need to. I am vibrating in place but I am content
to just sit still and let the smoldering energy flow through me as its glow
very slowly dims. I am very hungry now, so I prepared a serving of spiced
basmati rice. I feel like an alchemist
picking through my dense spice cabinet to pick the perfect flavors.
T3:20- Still playing while the rice cooks. I am coming down more and more which
is serving me better in the game as time passes. It is a gentle and smooth and
gradual landing. I still feel a tight electric buzzing in my head.
T4:30- I’m done gaming, I’m going to eat dinner now. The spiced rice was paired
with leftover Paneer Makhani I had cooked 2 days ago, crafted with my own garam
masala blend ground from whole spices. The food is delicious, I feel mostly
alert and only feel a sense of weight in my head. My senses clearly aren’t
stunted as feel I can register all of the layered flavors in the food. I feel
like I could pass as sober speaking to another person now.
T5:20- mostly back to baseline still feeling a little spacey
T6:00- There is still a nice lingering afterglow. The physical dissociative
effects have all but faded, but there is a pleasant mental stimulation. I feel
articulate, I am talking to people about politics and political theory and
strategy, I can hold the conversation fluidly and I feel like my thoughts
connect and present easily. This is very nice and this phase of the experience
would likely be pleasant in a more social setting.
T7:00- Back to baseline. Maybe a bit of residual dizziness and lightheadedness
but nothing else.
Conclusion: This is a manic and functional dissociative
that I find most comparable to 3-MeO-PCE. With that as a point of reference, I would
say it is heavier, less coordinated, spacier, more euphoric, less insightful,
more sociable, and overall less manic. It is smoother and more manageable- where
3-MeO-PCE has punctuated edges this has been sanded down. It is a universally
pleasant and manageable experience that still serves appreciable depth and profundity.
It pairs nicely with shorter acting dissociatives like ketamine or 2-FXE. It
provides a pleasant baseline for socializing. At a higher dose it provides an interesting
introspective space that could very well prove therapeutic. I think this drug
shines because it is so versatile and can take so many forms at different
doses, in a way that sees it offer different things to different people. It
shows promise for other substitutions on the PCiPr scaffold. The overall experience
I would objectively characterize as gently stimulating, gently manic,
adaptable. It can be bent to the will of whatever is needed, in terms of set or
setting. It can be intense if needed. It can be whatever the situation calls
for. It’s a delightfully versatile substance that has been fun to explore in
different contexts.
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