Welcome to my club Tony, I'm so grateful for your kind brotherhood-- :thumb_up:
To others--
I want this to make this clear, because I fear some of you may have the impression that I'm lost in a long-term abusive psychedelic haze somehow-- but believe me, I'm one of the "straightest" living guys you know-- I'm married, have responsibilities. Nobody I know would have any idea I have even tried psychedelics.
I'm not blitzed out all the time- these are very special plants to me. I have been completely clean from everything for several different years when I have traveled for work-- 100% sober, the longest stretch was probably 4 or so years.
When I have had the opportunity, I've probably averaged using spice a couple times a month during much of the past 15 years. Ebbs and flows.
When I "session" I will have a full day where I'll bump multiple times in a row to keep "at the level" for several hours" but that's a time or two a month. I doubt I keep up with many of the users on this forum.
I'm saying this to you all only because I think it's very easy to dismiss what has happened with "oh, well he just used too much DMT" but in a way that's a kind of lazy write-off analysis in my view-- because the chemistry of this "lock out" is not explained by that kind of personality judgement.
Especially when it does not explain why many years of identical use patterns have not produced this result with the many thousands of other heavy users.
That's what I'm most curious about-- the actual reason this is happening-- not an arbitrary "over-use" judgement that nobody else has experienced using the same quantities.
I hope it makes sense what I'm saying- there has to be a neuro-chemical reason DMT would stop working. "Over-use" would explain it if it were a known effect-- but this is not shown to be the case on its own.