Before
I wasn’t planning on doing a “before” this second time, but I’ve just got home (I decided I would go out for a walk in the end) and I feel really shitty right now so I’ll take the excuse to vent about it.
I guess it wasn’t a night walk, but more of an afternoon walk. It’s half past eight now and I got home about half an hour ago. I left as soon as I uploaded the last post, which was I think around five-ish. The walk itself was pretty uneventful, I walked down and along a similar route that the bus ride I took in the last walk I made a post about went down. I stopped to sit for a while at one point, and later on I walked right past the restaurant I went to with my co-workers a few months ago.
Of course I’ve walked past it hundreds of times in my life, I used to live a few minutes walk away from it just behind the town hall actually before moving to where I live now. It’s noteworthy because when I noticed it I briefly thought about them, my co-workers that is. What are they doing right now? Well one is working I think, but most are probably out enjoying the evening doing typical normie things with good company. They’re happy, I bet. I’m not envious I wouldn’t say, I’m glad for them. I can’t help but feel like it is unfair, that’s all. It would take so little for me to be happy, not even a gf just having a couple of friends who actually wanted to spend time with me like I had when I was at school would be nice. I’ve always been a bit of a loner, but the last year it’s gotten worse than it ever has been. I have basically no one in my life.
I’ve done everything that I’m supposed to, I’m considerate and I’m a good listener and when I am able to relax and act normal people generally seem to enjoy my company. I can make people laugh, and I can hold their attention. People do tend to like me that’s what I don’t understand, but yet I’m a complete outcast. Always kept at a slight distance.
Eventually I ended up at a book store, again one I’ve been to hundreds of times before but the last time was half a decade or more probably. Notice how I say that a lot on this blog, I guess I haven’t really done anything in the last half decade.. I went up to the second floor and the history section, and started looking through the stuff they had on the second world war and the third reich. I was just trying to pass the time, I also had a look to see what translations they had of The Iliad and Odyssey as I’ve been considering re-reading them but in verse this time and there was a book about recent genetic studies from the Anglo-Saxon migration period that I almost bought a copy of.
At some point this small jewish woman started talking to me, at least she claimed to be but she also stopped herself from saying she was “part black” just before that so I’m a little suspicious. I think it was actually just a normal old (not that old, my guess would be she was in her late 50s) woman looking for someone to talk to, some human contact. She saw what I was looking at, and so decided to give a normie/ boomer take about how it’s important that we learn about that regime so it never happens again. The usual thing you’ve all heard before.
Now I wouldn’t call myself a fascist I don’t think but the idea of a socially right wing authoritarian regime seems preferable to the current state of affairs in this country if I’m being honest, I contained my power level however. I went along and agreed with her sentiment, “of course, terrible period indeed yes”. I tried to contribute to the conversation a little because I felt bad for her, she seemed lonely, but it was hard to follow along. She went away for a while and then later came back, she had this hot take about the second world war and “empire” as a concept or something and then she left.
I left the shop myself a little after that, I then sat down in this very small park right outside the shop and observed the other people around me. There were a few couples, and I noticed that while some of the women seemed like they might have been young-ish (around my age, or slightly above) not a single one of the men looked younger than 30. They all had beards as well, those well groomed two or three week old looking beards.
I realised as well while sitting there that I don’t even really see other men as “competition”, like most men seem to view one another. I don’t mean that in an arrogant way, like I’m implying I’m not concerned about them being better looking or more confident or rich or whatever the fuck women want, because clearly I’m actually losing in that regard seeing as I’m still a khv and they’re not. What I mean is that I never catch myself comparing myself with other men, I never look at a couple and think “he’s more/ less [whatever important trait] than me”, which does seem uncharacteristic compared to other robots/ incels who obsess about things like “being mogged” or “being inferior”, etc. You also get a lot of complaints by robots who see men they consider as worse than them getting laid while they can’t.
Just for the record and I know this is going to make me seem like a bit of a shitty person but I don’t really care anymore, after this realisation in the park I started making a deliberate effort as I walked home to compare myself with other men who looked like they were in a couple. And I would generally say that I was better looking (and taller, something 4chan likes to remind me of the importance of every day) than most of them, and there were quite a few couples as it’s a Saturday evening in a busy area with loads of bars, pubs and restaurants. I saw plenty of women who I would consider to be “out of my league” (although again, all women are out of my league) walking alongside, holding hands with, or kissing men who as I said were not as attractive as I am.
I know that some people might start to think of the “they must be rich then” cope, but that’s not the case. These were similarly aged (late 20s/ early 30s) hipster couples in a middle class area, these were just normal relationships. They were archetypal normalfags, peak normie if you will.
I feel gross saying that stuff about how I am in comparison to other guys btw, just as gross as it probably felt to read it, but it’s true. I’m not saying I’m remarkably good looking or anything like that, but I realise now that I am reasonably handsome and I don’t need to try and do this whole fake modesty thing because I feel uncomfortable ever saying something positive about myself. I’ve had enough experiences to justify that statement and view of myself, I’ve talked about this in other posts already. I’ve been told that I am by quite a few people, including several who were not related nor had any reason to try to merely flatter me.
I think I bought into the blackpill meme too hard and started to doubt my own fucking eyes, but I know what I look like. I see myself every time I brush my teeth. Frankly holding onto the black pill when it’s false means I’m not moving in the right direction, and it is false. There’s some truth to the lookism subject, and sure for other incels the way they look plays a role in their situation more but not in my case. There’s doesn’t seem to be one “pill” meme that fits everyone in this situation, unfortunately.
I got completely distracted though, I had an insight which I thought was interesting. See I don’t compare myself with other men generally sure, but I realised that I often compare myself with or feel like I’m competing with women. Not just women in relationships in fact, any woman I see, just one of the customers I might see while working for example. There’s this idea in the blackpill/ incel community of the “looksmatch”, the idea being that in the fair world or the incel utopia or whatever that men and women will be matched with someone of equal attractiveness to themselves. This of course builds on the foundational beliefs of incel ideology, which are that
a) women and men only care about looks when it comes to a partner
b) women in modern society are able to date/ sleep with men who are far more comparably attractive than themselves with relative ease
I actually would say I agree with the second one for the most part, but the first seems untrue to me. Looks are important sure, maybe even the most important thing when it comes to finding a partner, but not solely important. The problem is that men and women aren’t comparably attractive when you take the two groups as a whole. There was this OkCupid study which showed that women rate like 80% of men as below average, whereas male cumulative ratings actually distributed women fairly evenly across the standard 1 to 10 scale usually used for rating attractiveness. I can’t be bothered to find the link, but it should be easy to find the study it’s been talked about so much. I’ve linked to it in other posts as well. So basically in the eyes of men, 10% of women are a 1/10, 10% are a 2/10, and so on.
Therefore there must be other factors as well as physical attractiveness that spread men more evenly along the 1 to 10 scale. A woman will be a 6, thanks to looks, but the male “6” that she “should” match up with is a “6” thanks to a variety of factors including but not limited to looks. As I said though, these days a female “6” can get a male “8” with no trouble at all, at least for casual sex. Of course there is no should, I might have an authoritarian streak but I can’t bring myself to suggest anything like this should be enforced. I suppose in the worldview of a lot of incels this didn’t need to be enforced in the past it just happened naturally until one day something changed.
We’ve all seen this ancient meme from /r9k/ before haven’t we? Or at least I think it’s from /r9k/ it certainly has been posted there over and over probably since it was still called robot9000.

Well it illustrates the idea perfectly, the left hand side is what incels generally speaking seem to think is the fair and natural order of things. Now, I just don’t think it is. I don’t think reality works out so neatly, as nice as it would be to have things end up that way. I would say that the right image is a little exaggerated also, as I’ve talked about before there is a weird cope I’ve noticed where some incels try to make it seem like their situation is more common than it actually is.
What I think though, is that this image and the culture that produced it have seeped into my unconscious and so that’s why I compare myself to women rather than men. Every woman I meet I think, “is she above or below me” on this stupid made up totem pole. What’s so crazy is that a good amount of the women who’ve shown interest in me or approached me I would have considered to be above me. While several of my oneitises or crushes (all of whom never seemed to feel similarly about me), whatever term you prefer, in retrospect I probably considered lower than me on there. My self perception fluctuates quite a bit though, as I’m sure any long term reader realises.
Either way though, to compare myself with women is incredibly feminine. Literally, it’s what women do. I imagine I’m not the only one doing it either, I bet a lot of people from r9k have picked up a similar habit. It’s funny I never really experience the usual macho posturing stuff when talking with other guys as well. Sure me and my two friends (if they’re still my friends, it’s been a year since we met up last and I’m starting to feel like they’re drifting away from me for good this time) joke about and insult each other in good humour, standard male friendship stuff you know. I’m talking more with men I’m not close with, my co-workers, male customers, etc. When I see two other men interact there’s this tension, almost sizing one another up. I don’t do that, like I said I don’t have this view of them as “competition”.
I’m not comfortable around most people, but generally speaking I’m a little more comfortable around men than women. Whereas most men seem more at ease in the company of females, I’m the opposite. I’m not sure what other men think when I’m around them, but I feel like because I am this way it puts them at ease. Which again you could say makes me into more of a feminine figure. I don’t know I’m just kind of speculating pretty wildly now, this was meant to be a quick little thing to vent but I got completely sidetracked.
Continuing with the walk, for the last step instead of following the street I walked back through another park near where I live. I was listening to Lonerism by Tame Impala at the time with my headphones and I eventually had to cross this big field which was filled with people. See during summer loads of groups come out to just sit there and stuff, when I was a little boy I was taken along there many times, and people set up barbecues and serve drinks or have picnics. So I was walking through the dirt path right through the centre of the field surrounded by all these people, and the specific song that was playing was Keep On Lying. See the song ends with this section several minutes long that’s intended to sound like a dinner party that you’re not involved in. It’s meant to sound like you’re at this dinner party, but no one is acknowledging you exist and you’re kept out of every conversation. So you’re surrounded by people, but yet completely invisible. I just thought there was a certain irony in the way that synched up.
I then went to a small supermarket on the street just below where I live, bought some lemon juice because it supposedly helps with the nausea from the seeds I’ll be taking tomorrow, and considered going to buy alcohol but decided against it.
I’m feeling a lot better now, it’s been a few hours since I got home, but I was not feeling good at all when I started writing this. Going out there, seeing all the normal people with their normal lives that just fell into place without a second thought for any of them, it does get you down. I just feel so insignificant, I’m nothing. I have no value, I have no desires or passions to pursue, I do honestly sometimes wish I just hadn’t ever been born. I don’t enjoy being alive. I don’t have much else to say either, but for the sake of science (really just because I wanted to vent), this is the general state of mind I’m in at the moment before going into this trip. That is, assuming I didn’t also get screwed on these other seeds as well.
After
Ok, these were definitely not duds at least, but I would hesitate to describe my experience yesterday evening as psychedelic. I’ve been going over in my head how I should explain what happened, since last night even. I tried to write down how I was feeling as it was happening but I just couldn’t concentrate. See it’s a bit of a blur now, and I think that I might miss some stuff but I’m going to go through the day’s events chronologically and hopefully cover as much as I can.
So because I wanted to avoid the nausea which supposedly comes with eating so many seeds, I originally tried 130, I decided to attempt a cold water extraction of the LSA in the seeds. So I boiled some water in the morning for some instant ramen and I poured about 100ml extra into a small container and left it to cool. When it got to room temperature I then put it into the fridge to get colder, and I wrapped the container in tin foil. A little after midday, maybe closer to one o’clock, I took the seeds and using my mother’s old coffee grinder I made a powder out of them. I then dropped about three lids worth of the lemon juice I bought the night before into the water and scooped the powder out of the grinder and dropped it in there also. I then left it in the fridge, completely covered with tin foil and went back to stir it every 15 to 20 minutes for about an hour or so.
At around half past two, I poured the drink into a glass using a folded up piece of kitchen towel to filter out the seed matter/ gunk. I then drank it all, and waited for a while. The seed matter I threw away, only eating the little bits that got stuck on my fingers. I began to feel ever so slightly nauseous after about 20 minutes or so, but that was about it. Other than that I felt pretty much normal, in fact at four o’clock I was still feeling normal and I was disappointed that the seeds had again not worked. I began to do some more reading about this cold extraction technique and realised that I may have made a few mistakes. The water was not boiled in an open container, I might have not left the seeds in the solution long enough, etc. So I took out another hundred seeds, and just chewed them up and swallowed them straight, with a can of fizzy pineapple juice to wash them down.
Now, I still experienced almost no nausea at all the entire evening. In fact the slight stomach discomfort I did already have seemed to go away after eating the second batch of seeds. What happened was I gradually began to feel very sleepy, sedated almost by the time it really got going but the onset was very gradual. It was so slight at first I thought I was experiencing some kind of placebo effect, like how when you’re a little bit drunk but can seem more so in the right circumstances. I’ve noticed this a lot, if you have a desire to be drunk and you drink a little you can almost will yourself to be more affected by it than you might otherwise be. This is something a lot of people drinking in groups will do, they are almost high on the energy of the moment. Alternatively when you’re very drunk, I find that if you really sit down and concentrate you can bring yourself a couple of degrees closer to sobriety for a brief moment. This might be what people describe as “letting go”, giving into the drug rather than trying to keep as much self control as possible.
The thing is, with this experience yesterday I didn’t feel very much like I wasn’t in control of my thoughts. I wasn’t mentally sober exactly, I was definitely in what I at the time felt was an alternate state of consciousness to day to day life (I actually changed the original title of the last post later that night because I liked that wording), but I was still lucid for the most part. More than anything my body was what was affected by the seeds, I actually felt quite detached from it. I couldn’t completely control my arms or legs, walking around was like being in a moving vehicle. I remember swaying from side to side and almost losing my balance trying to walk to the bathroom to piss. It took me a long while to will myself to go and take a piss in the first place as well, I sat there on the floor knowing I needed to go for a good 20 minutes before I managed to push myself to stand up and go do it.
When I finished I looked into the mirror, again because I was wondering if I was just being weird or if this was the drug and after seeing how much my pupils had dilated I can pretty conclusively say that I was definitely not just imagining it. I’ve never seen my pupils that large ever, they were presumably pretty big when I took 2C-B but that was in a field at night in the countryside so there were no mirrors for me to check at the time. I then came back into the main room and with any doubt I had now put to rest I was able to relax and just enjoy it. Again though this wasn’t a psychedelic trip at all, it was far closer to the experience you have with alcohol.
There were no changes to my visual perception whatsoever at any point during the evening, there were neither open nor closed eye visuals of any kind. I also didn’t experience what I did when taking 2C-B where I was connecting all these different things in my mind. I was certainly thinking about things, my mind was very active and I kept trying to start writing my thoughts down but I was so drowsy and sedated almost that any kind of expense of energy was very draining. I do wish I had gotten a few more notes down though, I think that just the ideas alone I had could have been the inspiration for a few different posts. I do have another 270 seeds left, so I will consider taking those again some other time and trying to make sure I do write down my thoughts.
The only effect I can recall that does seem to sound like what I’ve been told psychedelics are like is that the music I was listening to sounded so much better. I never really planned the evening out much see, so I didn’t have music set up in advance. Once I realised I was probably going to be too lazy to do anything other than listen to music, after taking five minutes just to walk back from the bathroom to the main room, I brought spotify up on my laptop and just scrolled through the albums I have saved looking for something. The thing is, nothing there seemed quite what I was looking for, until I saw Era Extraña by Neon Indian. Now I’ve only listened to it once, someone on /mu/ recommended it and I had left it saved but I didn’t really enjoy it very much. This time though, it was like one of the most beautiful things I had ever heard.
I was filled with all this emotion, every little sound was so much more noticeable. Often a lot of the different things going on in a piece of music can blur together somewhat. The reason I like The Cure so much might be because there’s generally a lot more “space” between the sounds so I can more easily get everything from their music. It was like that with this record, every thing about it stood out. It was very emotional as well for some reason, unlike the sounds I was finding it even harder than usual to pay attention to the lyrics but I could feel the tone very strongly. It felt a lot louder as well, all the music I ended up listening to as the evening went on, I spend quite a long time at one point just leaning over the balcony staring into the trees with the music in the background.
That’s another thing, and probably the most pleasant aspect of the entire experience. I was so unbelievably content, for the first time in god knows how long I was able to simply just enjoy things as they are without this creeping self doubt making me second guess everything. I could stare at the trees for an hour, or play some vidya as I did for a while at one point, and I didn’t have this voice in my head that’s usually always there telling me that while I do this all alone other people are out there with people they love and care about having fun. For years and years I’ve been unable to enjoy simple entertainment like videogames and so on, because this voice is there telling me I don’t really enjoy it and it’s simply a substitute for what I would rather be doing which is spending time with other people. For the first time since probably around the time I played through Mass Effect 3 (2013?) I was able to just enjoy playing vidya (I didn’t play anything for long though, as my motor functions were off and I was having trouble concentrating as I said) and watching stupid videos on youtube.
I was able to simply take things as they were, rather than getting sad because they reminded me of how they could be. Now unfortunately this isn’t something that has carried over into today, I am back to normal and when I was reading for a little while earlier that niggling voice in my head telling me that all entertainment (maybe entertainment isn’t the perfect word here, as I read for other reasons than simply entertaining myself, but it’s the best I can think of right now) is a cope was back again. It’s not a literal disembodied voice I’m talking about btw, I’m being figurative. I’m not schizophrenic thankfully. I’m just using it to describe this feeling that seems to always arise whenever I engage in any recreational activity, even writing something for this blog. The only time I don’t have it, is when I’m with my friends and enjoying spending time with them, which of course further validates that doubt.
The only thing that did carry over to today was the slight physical unease, when I woke up I was very dizzy and I stumbled around walking to the kitchen. I made myself a black coffee, which is something I almost never drink, and after that and a cold shower I was mostly back to normal. I’ve also looked in the mirror and my pupils have definitely gone back to normal. I think I’m going to order a pizza tonight, I wanted to late last night but I was not sure I’d be able to go downstairs and collect it and even if I did I was worried the delivery guy, or worse my neighbours, would see my eyes and realise something was up. All I had to eat in the end was a bowl of tinned asparagus soup, and some hard bread, which was still pretty nice but not very filling.
