Which, of course, flags you for special attention by Those Who Watch. You don't really think a little thing like a proxy will stop them do you?
urban legend? Coke makes the mouth tingle like crazy so.... I know guys who use coke on their tip before insertion...
No, but I once made the mistake of scratching my eye after I'd cut up a chilli for the hubs' Italian dinner!
Yep. Also, Drugs-Forum is about recreational drugs. Erowid has a few other links, as well. I've done a lot of research on drugs, but my only personal experience with stuff other than caffeine comes from one stay in the hospital, and the only thing I even enjoyed that time was morphine. Also, I don't think simple research is in any way illegal.
Cocaine has a numbing effect on membrane and at one time, was used as a local, topical anesthetic. It was rumored back when I was a kid doing drugs about bl** j**s with cocaine on the tongue.
But, as already stated, it tastes like a fetid compost heap. You might find someone who will put it on his pecker, but I've never heard of anyone who was thrilled to have a mouthful of cocaine. Exceptions made when the cocaine is leavened with soda water.
From ten years of personal experience: Marijuana: I never was very big on pot smoking. The effects for me ranged from a mellow feeling, sort of like having a mild alcohol buzz, to severe dizziness, pounding heart, and an out of control paranoid sensation. I also had a tendency to get cotton-mouthed and extremely nauseous. Mentally, it seemed to enhance the world at large, like listening to music in headphones caused the beats and voices to resonate in your head like an out of control stadium crowd. The only thing I ever found positive about it was it's ability to prolong/enhance sexual climax. Cocaine: This stuff is ground straight from Lucifer's hooves. I snorted a line once, just to try it. Needless to say, it didn't work out very well. Racing heart, sweating, couldn't breathe. It felt like I'd just taken a million of those gas station caffine pills and was the first drug I ever took that I ended up lying on the floor praying to every deity in existence "please God, get it out of my body!" Heroin: My arch nemesis; my best friend, and also my worst enemy. This shit nearly killed me three times and yet I kept on using--it felt that good. The first time I shot up, I'd been using hydrocodone and Morphine pills recreationally for years. When I was 19, the guy across the hall was a user/dealer and convinced me to try some while I was over at his place smoking weed one day. It was like floating on the surface of a swimming pool, mind blank, not a care in the world--similar to when you get morphine in the hospital, but (to me) far superior. It's hard to describe the way it makes you forget the world exists. I instantly fell in love with it. Of course, years later, the effects were reduced to that of an alcohol buzz and other little side effects started popping up. The worst of these was nausea which always culminated in me puking my guts out.
There are private search engines that hide your IP address and you can open pages by proxy from the site: https://startpage.com/ Not sure it's necessary unless your name is Greenwald or Snowden. Cops aren't looking for drug users by search engine data mining. Pedophile rings, maybe. Cocaine is an anesthetic, why would it burn? In the old days it was used in a 10% solution to apply in the nose and mouth as an anesthetic. Sherlock Holmes, The 10% Solution, was based on the real thing, or at least the title was. I can't imagine why it would feel good to numb one's Johnson in a sex act. But then, I don't have a Johnson so perhaps there is some benefit I'm not aware of like deferring ejaculation?
That's actually what's on those extended pleasure condoms and "prolonging" gels. It's a topical anesthetic designed to aid guys with premature ejaculation.
It doesn't burn at all, it tingles. Like effervescence on your skin, little prickly bubbles everywhere. As far as why it would do this I really have no idea.
don't know why a proxy is necessary to be honest. in any case, Tor is likely to be your best bet, bruh. finally tried some jenkem - it was cash; gotta try it once
Tor probably gets you on more watchlists than a single proxy. And Tor is just like five layers (onion!!) of proxies.
I know that pornstars sometimes put cocaine on the clitoris to make it numb/less sensitive for hardcore scenes. Some ordinary people do it too. I guess cocaine in mouth for blowjob might make the guy last longer due to decreased sensation. Also, I guess various drugs could get absorbed minimally through the skin. Shoving various mixtures up orifices (male or female) could result in a high but also ?evade urine drug screen. Drugs are divided into stimulants (cocaine, amphetamines, ecstasy), depressants (cannabis, alcohol to a degree, although initially it has stimulant effects, opiates, benzodiazepines, barbiturates, ketamine etc) and hallucinogens (lsd, pcp, peyote, magic mushrooms, solvents). Within these broad categories you have somewhat varied highs, so hallucinations from lsd vary from the ones mushrooms give, which are again different to mescaline/peyote etc. You can research various stories of getting high on different drugs to get the idea of how experiences can vary, as well as how similar they are overall. Different people prefer different drugs, depending in their unique biochemistry. You'll find some people get on well with alcohol but not cannabis, or vice versa, then others prefer opiates, while others like amphetamines. Since most of these already have beneficial medical effects, and most animal species get high, I believe that we are biologically predisposed to like or dislike a certain drug. So people who have flighty attention span might like recreational amphetamines and stimulants, since they are already used to good effect to treat ADHD for example. It might help them focus and finish tasks faster (many a student knows the 'joys' of Sudafed cramming for the exams). Same with opiates and psychological pain. Hallucinogens really do open the doors of perception, the realisations of connectedness in the universe are profound, life-changing stuff, and traditionally it was consumed as a rite of passage into the adulthood. Alcohol (regular small doses) helps with cardiovascular risk so perhaps it attracts such people. Although alcoholism itself seems to run in families but that is a more complex issue. ps. I really don't think you need a proxy to research this topic. And proxies such as what we have access to won't obscure you to the likes of FBI, not that they would care anyway
There are also some unusual forms of drug use that someone who wants to avoid legal issues or has no way to acquire more traditional ones might engage in. For example, Delsym cough syrup can be used as a stimulant or a hallucinogen, and Benadryl at high doses is an extremely powerful hallucinogen with severe physical and mental side effects.
Usually these are reserved for extremely desperate people. Mostly teenagers. I know a person who ate a large quantity of nutmeg and ended up tripping for an entire day (as in, 24 hours), and he felt the effect for one or two days afterwards. Not an overly pleasant thing. It's intense, but the side effects spoil the fun. Any relatively stable person will try to seek more suitable drugs. Or quit.
Eh, dextromethorphan is probably about as dangerous as ketamine. I can see how it would appeal to some people. Benadryl, on the other hand, is ridiculously dangerous. I mean, it's possible to use it somewhat safely at middling doses that don't completely send someone off the deep end, but full-on hallucinogenic use is crazy. It's pretty much the drug that people think LSD is.
Legality shouldn't stop people, really. I'd rather use a common illegal drug than try some random stuff. And I still firmly believe that using alternatives is a sign of desperation.
Well, it's been > 24 years since I partook in it, so I only remember it tasting bad, even when it drained down the throat, but in a interest of experimentation, some people would endure it.
The common illegal drugs may well have random stuff in it. At least those OTC meds have ingredient lists you can trust. There's also a handful of prescription drugs with some recreational potential that aren't controlled in most places, such as tramadol. I agree that unconventional drug use can be a sign of desperation, but it can also be a result of curiosity, or, in some cases, caution.
Good point about safety and curiosity (which is how I tried some benzoics). Tramadol is unregulated over here except for a a doctor's prescription drugs which needs 10 bucks to forge, which is double the price of the drug itself (five dollars). However, I don't really have a taste for anything other than psychedelics anymore and I can't think of good legal ones. Marijuana counts as one, in a way, I guess. Thoughts?
