Foxy Methoxy!
Man, oh man, it's been awhile since I've heard anything about this.
I guess since you asked, I'll tell you about my experience.
An exgirlfriend and I went out to a friend of mine's farm (not that kind of farm, although he does have a few "babies") about a year and a half ago. This mate of mine is one of those old flower children. You know, the ones that have tried everything imaginable and love everything and everyone. Well, he told me that he had this curious white alien tablets that a friend of his from California told him were foxy methoxy. He had tested one of them and sure enough, they were. So being the cool guy that he is (and not having anything to do with the fact that I usually give him a good amount of righteous mary free of charge), he let us both have one and try it out. I have always loved tripping there. The skies are always this beautiful blue with huge fluffy clouds, he's always got the greatest music on. Plus, when we get the munchies, he's a friggin' CHEF when it comes to vegetarian food.
Anyways, we both dosed and sat out back in some chairs, sipping on some pomegranate juice.
You're probably pretty bored by now, so let me just get down to the nitty gritty.
Positive Effects:
Sort of an MDMA-like love and talkativeness. Secrets and thoughts were shared by the ton.
OverWHELMING feeling of joy. Just couldn't help but smile, smile, and then smile some more.
Unique tracers. I say unique because the tracers had more detail than LSD, etc. usually provides.
Crazy hearing. Everything was sweetly amplified, and the background was distorted, but not in a frightening way.
The greatest part was PHYSICAL. There's a reason this stuff was once heralded as a sexual substance. Every touch was electrifying, every kiss was like fire, and don't even get me started about the sex. (Me mate isn't opposed to young lovers trouncing each other in his garden or fields. He [and I] believes the sexual energy stimulates the plants.)
Negative Effects:
Nothing really to report here except a bit of stomache discomfort in the first hour (she had a tiny bout of nausea, but it was that strangely sweet kind-i.e. zolpidem or venlafaxine), and the usual post-psychedelic mind garble (our term for that mixed up in the head feeling that ALWAYS follows DXM, LSD sometimes, etc.).
All in all, I say go for it. But believe me, you should definitely have a beautiful person there under its influence as well. You'll thank me later.
