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this post was submitted on 23 May 2024
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While on DMT when I was younger, I legitimately thought I had died, the gods and fractals all went away and I couldn't feel anything and I thought, oh no, this is it. And weirdly.... I came to terms with it rather quickly. I thought, my family is going to be so sad, but I guess there's nothing I can do, and felt a strange peace. Then I snapped back into reality and breathed a sigh of relief.
I took a break from the DMT after that
Same thing happened to me! I did not come to terms with it though, it definitely changed my mentality in a bad way for a while.
It kind of helps that I've always had a kind of disconnect with the concept of death. I don't know if this is like an autism thing or what, but dealing with loss seems to affect me less than other people I know.
I'm still sorry to hear that fucked you up though, hope you bounced back