TAC Test Notes
I’ve been meaning to write up a formal report on TAC, but I simply haven’t had the time to do so. These are, finally, my observations of this beautiful little molecule. Any feedback, positive or negative, is highly appreciated here.
01/16/14
5 sprays 5mcg TAC to neck
Self-effects test: quite calming, but not in the way one might expect, based on other reports. It doesn’t effect my mood, but it allows me to be more relaxed both physically and mentally. If I’m pissed off, I’ll still be pissed off. If you can imagine Pierce Brosnan blatantly insulting someone as James Bond, this is essentially what I’m feeling right now. TAC’s mental relaxation is even greater than the physical. I don’t feel a heightened need to stretch just yet, but I do feel more able to lay down and simply relax. This is good, since my ADD often has me wandering aimlessly throughout my house rather than sitting down and relaxing. This would make a great meditation mone I’m sure, if you can manage not to fall asleep. It’s a cuddly mone, but in a different way than A1. Sensual, but not romantic on its own. I could certainly see how this might help women orgasm.
I’m noticing a pressure in my head, close to or at the prefrontal cortex. I don’t notice a head pressure from any other mone in my collection, oddly enough. It isn’t painful though, not in the slightest. The self-effects from TAC hit me harder than ANY single molecule or mix I’ve ever tried, including THDOC, P102, and even P75. Such a calming sensation, feeling comfortable with yourself, more at peace. Nothing could possibly break me from this relaxed state of mind. It’s almost euphoric in a way unlike any drug I know of. This would likely be one of the more dangerous mones to use when driving, especially in combination with something like TAF. It’s a bit amotivating as well in that you simply want to lay there doing very little. You don’t want to get up, you just want to continue relaxing. I feel a compression of time on TAC as well. Each half hour feels like just 5 minutes. It’s very easy to lose track of time when you’re this relaxed. TAC makes me avoid my compulsive tendency to look at the clock hundreds of times a day. This would be good on its own, but in combination with the time-lapsing effects of TAC, this simply turns time into a non-factor for me. This may be amongst the worst mones imaginable to wear in an office if only for the fact that you’ll have a difficult time getting anything done. TAC is that lazy, careless pothead you wish you could be at times. It doesn’t care about anything or anyone. It goes with the flow and is perfectly relaxed and content. Nothing phases TAC, for he hasn’t the care to notice his emotions. TAC isn’t apathy, TAC is a feeling of being fully content with life, and what a beautiful feeling it is.
This has been a short test conducted over roughly an hour’s time. Any further observations will be added in future posts.
