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Revision as of 17:50, 8 August 2026
Methamphetamine
Experience Report
Methamphetamine felt like an incredibly smooth and clean stimulant. Compared to amphetamine, it was noticeably less jittery and much easier to think clearly on. The stimulation was extremely enjoyable and functional, although I still found NEP to be the stronger and more stimulating of the two.
One unique thing about meth was that the stimulation felt very controlled, I felt in control the whole moment and the stimulation felt natural. It produced a very clear-headed state that was excellent for getting work done.
The biggest downside was the duration. Even after my last dose, I often had to wait around twelve hours before I could finally fall asleep. The crashes afterwards were also particularly rough, leaving me feeling completely drained for a day or more. Because of that, while I enjoyed the experience, it's not something I plan on using regularly.
Positives
- Extremely smooth stimulation
- Clear-headed and functional
- Less jittery than amphetamine
- Very productive
- Long-lasting effects
Negatives
- Extremely long-lasting insomnia
- Brutal crashes and comedowns
- Appetite suppression
- Easy to stay awake much longer than intended
Additional Notes
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