LSD in Phoenix

  • Nov. 7, 2019, 8:31 p.m.
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Suddenly, it seems, I am able to process thoughts and emotion at lightning speed. A thought pops into my head and, immediately, I am able to identify its source and eliminate the negative emotions around it.

I know I concern myself with questions like, ā€œBut wonā€™t 5 days of me be too much?ā€ because I have always been told I am too much. I am too intense, I talk too much, Iā€™m overwhelming, intimidating, annoying. And so I worry that I will scare him, overwhelm him, annoy him, because that is how I was trained to behave. I was trained to be fearful of rejection, of love withdrawn, if I didnā€™t behave in this way or that, if I didnā€™t dress this way or that, or speak just so, never too loud and never for very long because oh, how I drone on and on, rambling, with never a point to make.

Because I have lost so much in life, I have become a hoarder, afraid to throw things away because what if I need them someday? When youā€™ve lost pretty much everything you own several times in life, wellā€¦ you start hanging on to things, and worrying about losing them, because you know what it was like before you had them.

But this is different. Of course I want to keep him, I would keep him every day, for always and forever, if I could. But just because I canā€™t doesnā€™t mean I need to worry about losing him. Sure, I remember what it was like before him, and it is absolutely better now, with him. But I donā€™t have him, he isnā€™t mine to lose, so I canā€™t lose him. You canā€™t lose something you donā€™t own and you canā€™t own people. And he can never lose me, either, because I will always be right here, wherever here is, loving him. I am not a possession, to be thrown away when I no longer sparkle, any more than he is. The beauty in our freedom is the choice. We are free to choose and we choose each other. I donā€™t feel a need to cling to him, grasping and afraid of losing him, because I know he loves me like I love him. There is a beautiful balance here.

Maybe Iā€™m crazy, but I think that what we have transcends a simple human relationship. I love him for so many reasons that you could take any dozen of them away and Iā€™d still be overflowing with love. Romantic love is only one type of love. I love him in all the ways you can love a person. I love him as my dearest friend, my wisest adviser, I love him as I think Iā€™d love an over-protective big brother, I love him as family. I love him as one loves a celebrity whom theyā€™ve familiarized themselves with as much as possible. I love his story, his craft, the way he laughs, and the absolutely awful jokes he makes. I love his silly faces and how he can always, always, make me laugh when I need it the most. I love how he loves me, unconditionally, without expectation, without demands. I love how he invites me into his world with little glimpses throughout nearly every day, and I love how he is considerate of me and my needs and my space. I love how he listens, really listens, when I talk, and how he actually reads my journal entries with thought and consideration, and then addresses things with me after.

So yeah, the title. Thatā€™s a thing I tried. And everything is different now, within me. Everything feels different. It has been several days and I havenā€™t experienced a single physical symptom of anxiety or PTSD. My thoughts are still full and racing, but theyā€™re in some sort of order, or theyā€™ve become more manageable somehow. I have experienced a PTSD episode without any physical symptoms. It wasā€¦ really strange. And amazing. I have this overwhelming sense of inner peace, calmness, contentment. And a newfound sense of confidence that I know for certain I have never possessed. I look at myself in the mirror and I really love that girl I see. She is doing so good in life! Sheā€™s strong and independent and successful, and she is so very loved. She has value and worth and talent. She brings happiness to peopleā€™s lives, sometimes with intent, but most often just by being herself. She loves with wild abandon. Sheā€™s adventurous and silly and serious and intelligent. Sheā€™s naive and wise and always wants to learn more.

I am also feeling love and affection for him on a much deeper level than I was before. An unquestionably deeper level. I thought I had never experienced anything like the love I felt for him before, but thisā€¦ oh boy, this is new. This feels likeā€¦ reverence. This is more than love and affection and respect and like and fun and all the things Iā€™ve experienced to this point. Itā€™s powerful and profound andā€¦ well, to be honest, a little frightening. Frightening but also exhilarating. Exciting. Awe-inspiring. Divine. Yes, divine. It feels almost holy. So pure and bright and white, like a light shining in the very center of me, wherever that is. It feels like every good thing you could ever imagine all rolled together, every good feeling, every happy moment. I feelā€¦ infused with love. I am love. Walking, talking love.

Maybe this is my ultimate form? I donā€™t know, but Iā€™m pretty sure I leveled up and gained a bunch of new skills, so it only stands to reason that a handy-dandy transformation is included with that, right? Now I just need a costume for my new form. Something pink and covered with hearts, Iā€™m thinking. And wings. I want some wings. Sparkly ones. Possibly a tiara.


Last updated November 07, 2019


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