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HorrorBusiness93 t1_jdyq154 wrote

Reply to comment by jettmann22 in [Homemade] wife’s birthday dinner chicken tacos, root beer infused with 100mg thc , and cheese cake by Vegas-_-666

I get it.. u get a little stoned but.. That dudes acting like he ate an eighth of shrooms.

I know people have different tolerances but that seems extreme. Weed doesn’t really do that. One time a friend sold me a “super brownie” that he claimed was really strong and I should eat a quarter at a time. He was a dealer and I think he’s said he just used a bunch of weed for them.

I ate the whole brownie and wondered why I couldn’t feel my face. I feel like this is more in tune with what weed does. It’s not like adderall or mushrooms/ lsd

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nysraved t1_jdysqih wrote

I could totally see someone with a low tolerance get high to the point where they get in the zone and start cleaning, maybe while they’re listening to music and trying to distract themselves from the anxiety of being uncomfortably high. And then later getting all reflective and in their head about past relationships.

Their description is really not that unbelievable, nor is it anywhere near what actually eating an eight of shrooms would be like

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HorrorBusiness93 t1_jdysw7y wrote

Revisiting old relationships is textbook mushroom behavior …

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nysraved t1_jdyt2ff wrote

Okay, but it’s also just normal behavior that someone high on weed could very feasibly do as well…

You’re acting like cleaning the house and thinking about past relationships is some extreme trip that only a psychedelic could produce

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HorrorBusiness93 t1_jdyu6gf wrote

I guess you’re right. But 5 mg? That’s insane

That’s like getting blackout off of one beer

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murph_diver t1_jdzysiy wrote

Those two things are not the same. Although the main similarity is how well your liver processes THC/alcohol compared to others. It’s the same reason some people can eat 100mg and not feel it but I can eat 20mg and I’m going on a spirit journey in the woods to keep my anxiety from crippling me.

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