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My experience with 300 mg of pregab
To clarify, I have never been someone who suffered from extreme anxiety around people. It was mainly with girls that I lacked social confidence and would get stressed, with my face feeling hot/tingly and sweating whenever I talked to them.
Now, let’s talk about the effects.
I wanted to start with 150 mg to get used to it, but I was impatient because I wanted to see what it felt like to be completely neurotypical, so I went straight to 300 mg.
Right after taking it, during the first few minutes, I started stressing a lot because I had never taken any drug before.
1–4 hours: I felt relaxed, but it was probably partly placebo.
4–10 hours: I was literally in an indescribable state. I was both completely high and, at the same time, able to regain control of my body whenever I focused. I was extremely excited and wanted to talk to everyone.
My friends immediately noticed the change in my mood. The substance was so powerful that I was still able to control myself even though I looked completely drunk. I had absolutely no hesitation about talking to girls.
I was in the city, there were a lot of people, and it was nighttime. I saw a group of girls but, unfortunately, even with 300 mg, I didn’t dare approach them. A few minutes later, I saw two girls and went to talk to them. My friends didn’t even come with me. I went by myself.
I felt like I had no anxiety at all, but my social skills still weren’t perfect. The difference was that I didn’t care. The two girls said no at first, but then they came back to us and took my contact information.
Summary: Pregabalin didn’t give me “Chad-level” flirting skills or automatically make me better socially. What it did was remove the fear and the embarrassment. I was still aware of what I was doing, but I no longer felt my usual anxiety.
Around 6–7 PM: I didn’t feel tired, but I noticed that the effects had significantly decreased. It felt so good that I tried to keep the feeling going, so I kind of acted as if I was still feeling the effects. Even as the effects were wearing off, I still had almost no hesitation about talking to girls, as if I had gotten used to it.
When I got home to my parents, I was completely back to normal.
This medication is so incredible that it’s as if it brings out the real version of yourself, without any filter, while still keeping you aware of what you’re doing. The only side effect I had was that I didn’t walk very straight whenever I let myself go.
To clarify, I have never been someone who suffered from extreme anxiety around people. It was mainly with girls that I lacked social confidence and would get stressed, with my face feeling hot/tingly and sweating whenever I talked to them.
Now, let’s talk about the effects.
I wanted to start with 150 mg to get used to it, but I was impatient because I wanted to see what it felt like to be completely neurotypical, so I went straight to 300 mg.
Right after taking it, during the first few minutes, I started stressing a lot because I had never taken any drug before.
1–4 hours: I felt relaxed, but it was probably partly placebo.
4–10 hours: I was literally in an indescribable state. I was both completely high and, at the same time, able to regain control of my body whenever I focused. I was extremely excited and wanted to talk to everyone.
My friends immediately noticed the change in my mood. The substance was so powerful that I was still able to control myself even though I looked completely drunk. I had absolutely no hesitation about talking to girls.
I was in the city, there were a lot of people, and it was nighttime. I saw a group of girls but, unfortunately, even with 300 mg, I didn’t dare approach them. A few minutes later, I saw two girls and went to talk to them. My friends didn’t even come with me. I went by myself.
I felt like I had no anxiety at all, but my social skills still weren’t perfect. The difference was that I didn’t care. The two girls said no at first, but then they came back to us and took my contact information.
Summary: Pregabalin didn’t give me “Chad-level” flirting skills or automatically make me better socially. What it did was remove the fear and the embarrassment. I was still aware of what I was doing, but I no longer felt my usual anxiety.
Around 6–7 PM: I didn’t feel tired, but I noticed that the effects had significantly decreased. It felt so good that I tried to keep the feeling going, so I kind of acted as if I was still feeling the effects. Even as the effects were wearing off, I still had almost no hesitation about talking to girls, as if I had gotten used to it.
When I got home to my parents, I was completely back to normal.
This medication is so incredible that it’s as if it brings out the real version of yourself, without any filter, while still keeping you aware of what you’re doing. The only side effect I had was that I didn’t walk very straight whenever I let myself go.
