I've never passed out/been knocked out in my life. I think a lot of methods knock you out before you die, I'm wondering what it feels like.
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Bitcoin (BTC):Ethereum (ETH):Monero (XMR):Embarrassing to say, but I passed out in the airport in front of countless of people.
I was so stressed out to take the plane, I didnt eat.
And I'm terribly shy, so you can figure out how embarrassed I was.
brighter
Warlock
- Jan 22, 2019
- 718
I passed out just the other day after I took two xanax pills for the first time, at my training centre/school. I was taken to hospital in an ambulance and ever since I've been on a strict leash with my social worker and carer.
Still managed to go out for cocaine today though
Didymus
Clutching at invisible straws
- Dec 11, 2018
- 348
I suffer from atrial fibrillation and have regular attacks where my heartbeat goes berserk between 150-200 bpm. I have fainted a few times. Felt dizziness and then woke up lying on the floor. It's a strange feeling not remembering anything though it only lasts a few seconds.
I wish partial would work for me because I do think when you manage to black out you're gone without pain.Last edited:
uiop
Fun drugs make me happy
- Mar 27, 2019
- 218
I've fainted a few years back in college. I was smoking weed with a couple of friends. I don't think I've eaten or slept that day, and was pretty drunk. I started feeling light headed and dizzy for a while. Then everything went black. Luckily, one of my friends caught me (or so I think; I don't really remember), otherwise I would've hit my head on concrete, and suffer from a concussion. They had to carry me back to my dorm. I didn't know what was happening or where I was at the time. It was surreal.Countless times for numerous reasons.
Intoxication(probably the most common),low blood sugar,what was decided to be "bad posture"-sitting hunched and staring at a point with the head raised(causing restricted blood flow to the brain),a good old whack to the head...I won't go on
Often I find there's a feeling of diziness and sometimes overheating,then pretty much nothing until you regain consciousness in the horizontal position.
It's definitely a bonus if you're going to get not-concious,to be amongst friends and not strangers. Although I done it on my ownsome a few times,and that wasn't so bad really. So,yeah, the worst bit is thinking what a show you made of yourself.
Angst Filled Fuck Up
Illuminati
- Sep 9, 2018
- 3,152
Yes several times. I have low blood pressure problems and mine has dropped dramatically at times, enough to make me faint. In my case it's sort of the absence of feeling. There is a kind of brief wooziness followed by nothing, almost like all your systems have paused. Then the next thing you know, you're on the floor. If I know it's coming I have to sort of get myself into a safe place just beforehand so I don't hit my head or anything when I go down.
Gina
Unknown
- Sep 2, 2018
- 53
Yes but I don't really remember because it happened a long time ago.First time someone knocked me out, second I had a panic attack, and third I was intoxicated for the first time.I fainted smoking half a spliff after I'd been off weed for like 4 months. I swear it was like the siphon effect in hanging thread. I got all light headed. Had to lean against the worktop. Can remember passing the spliff to my mate and then I woke up on his kitchen floor with him slapping my face. Didn't even realise I'd fainted until I come round
Gina
Unknown
- Sep 2, 2018
- 53
Haha i think it was more to do with the fact I'd smoked it for around 12 years by then and then I quit for like 5 months. Lost my weed tolerance. If I'm honest it was the worst decision I've made in my life to start smoking again. I wouldn't be here now if I hadn't started again
Gina
Unknown
- Sep 2, 2018
- 53
Damn i'm sorry. its hard to fight that urge.Haha i think it was more to do with the fact I'd smoked it for around 12 years by then and then I quit for like 5 months. Lost my weed tolerance. If I'm honest it was the worst decision I've made in my life to start smoking again. I wouldn't be here now if I hadn't started again
Haha yeah it all came crashing down when I lost something/someone more important than my addiction. quiting always seemed within sight before. Now I just want to smoke until I get my N
FTL.Wanderer
Enlightened
- May 31, 2018
- 1,780
Yes! I have a disorder in which either seeing blood or hearing/reading about it or having it drawn from me knocks me out.tried ctb twice with a combo of oxazepam and scotch. second try was 70+ ox 40mg and about a bottle and a half of scotch. i was on skype with my ex so she called the cops and they knocked down my door 15 mins after i had passed out and took me to hospital. 11 hour coma, woke up feeling a bit hazy but thats about it.
Thin Chew
世界以痛吻我 要我报之以歌
- Mar 3, 2019
- 254
Tomasnil
Mage
- Apr 24, 2018
- 517
Id say its same as sleeping
Its more the road getting there and waking up after that can be tough sometimes
marcusuk63
CTB
- Mar 24, 2019
- 1,735
Only once several decades ago , a car pulled out on me on my motorbike , i flew over it and landed on my head on the other side , i was unconscious for 3 days , the only parts i remembered was the oxygen mask coming down on my face in the ambulance and seeing the ceiling lights as they banged the doors open in a corridor with the trolley i was on . when i regained consciousness i i couldn't speak , i could think the words but they just come out as nonsense and i was aware of it . every joint in my body hurt too and i couldn't move which was a pain as i was starving and they kept putting food in front of me and then coming back and taking it away and say wasn't you hungry ! lol
Plankter
欠陥人
- Aug 14, 2018
- 174
Reading the responses, this will sound very lame but I passed out for no reason in the middle of a math exam in 7th grade once. I was unconscious for about 10 minutes and since everyone was busy with the exam nobody noticed it*. I woke up after about 10 minutes and had just enough time to finish the exam. I never told the teacher about it (It was an easy exam and I was probably going to get 100 anyway (I don't remember if I did though))
*One of my classmates told me she heard my head knocking the desk but didn't bother to check. I was literally that unimportant to people.
Dead beat dad
Enlightened
- Mar 5, 2019
- 1,029
I've been knocked out from being hit in the head and strangled unconscious a few times, also just from getting up too quickly and from taking too many drugs once.
Always a little bit confusing when you come around, some times painful if you've it your head or someone has hit you.
On balance (no pun intended), it's not a fun experience
DBD
