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its incredibly hyped as can be seen in just the posts on this thread.
i wouldn't try it. theres no need to.
i have never done it nor do i plan on trying it, but i'd assume you could say the experience is like taking the best opiate painkiller you've ever had, and intensifying that feeling like 100 fold.
like floating on a silk cloud. you just get immersed in your own world.
just because you take it tho doesn't mean you'll become addicted to it and your life gets destroyed like in the movies.
trainspotting is a good movie i think, but requiem for a dream i thought was shit.
lots of people take it and are able to not do it ever again. many take it and are able to lead quasi normal lives.
it was a legal drug for many years in america.
you know how it got its name?
Hero
when it was first created they thought they had created a wonder drug.
it was a pain killer as good as morphine but without the addictive qualities ( )
thats what they really thought.
they created it by making a sorta hybrid of morphine and aspirin.
i think it was created by the person who first synthesized aspirin at the bayer corp.
anyway, they made oodles of money off of it, and it was regarded as a wonderful drug for several years, until people finaly started to catch on to what it was really like.
stay away from it tho. no need to expose yourself to something that has a very large ability of creating an obsession.
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