1FE-LSD Experience Report: How a small piece of cardboard reignited my creativity (Trip Report)

Disclaimer: Just a quick heads-up, folks: This is my personal experience. I'm not a doctor or a chemist. I'm just sharing what I've experienced. 1FE-LSD is a legal research chemical. Please educate yourselves about safer use, check the current legal situation, and be responsible. Don't be stupid.

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Do you know those days when your brain feels like an old browser with 50 open tabs, 49 of which have crashed? That's exactly how I felt the last few weeks. Winter was still lingering in my bones, university/work was a complete grind, and my creativity? It had vanished somewhere between Netflix and the sofa.

I love my after-work weed, don't get me wrong. It calms me down, it softens everything. But sometimes I don't need a soft focus. Sometimes I need a reset button . A spark to reignite the fire.

I'd read a lot about the "new" LSD variants. 1D-LSD was the king, then came 1S, and now everyone's talking about 1FE-LSD . "Legal," "creative," "connecting." It sounded almost too good to be true. But curiosity got the better of me. I ordered some blotter paper from Happyflower—discreet, fast, as always—and marked a free Saturday in my calendar in bold red.

This is the story of how 150 micrograms of 1FE-LSD transformed my dreary week into a 4K HDR experience.

Preparation: Respect for the substance (10:00 AM)

To be honest, I was nervous. It wasn't my first time riding psychedelics, but every new substance is like a blind date. You never know if you'll click. That's why I took my "set and setting" as seriously as a NASA engineer takes a rocket launch.

1. The place: I cleaned up. Nothing kills the vibe more than a pile of unpaid bills or dirty dishes when you're trying to understand the universe.
2. The vibe: Playlist created. "Organic House" and relaxed lo-fi beats. Nothing hectic, no aggressive vocals.
3. The supplies: Water bottles within easy reach, fresh fruit cut up (mango and grapes are the ultimate challenge, believe me), and – very important – cell phone in airplane mode. Nobody wants to have to explain to Mom why the wallpaper is breathing.

At 11:00 AM, the small piece of paper with the "1FE" imprint was on my tongue. It tasted of nothing—exactly as it should (if it's bitter, spit it out!). I swallowed it, and the waiting began.

The influx: A tingling sensation in the neck (11:45 a.m.)

I had read that 1FE-LSD is a "prodrug." That means my body has to metabolize it before it takes effect. This often takes longer than with regular LSD. So I wasn't worried when nothing happened after 30 minutes.

But then, after about 45 minutes, it started. It wasn't like with alcohol, where you slowly get "dumber". It was more like someone very slowly turning up the contrast control in my eyes. A light tingling started in my neck and spread like a warm wave to my shoulders. No unpleasant "body load" (that heavy, oppressive feeling) that I'm always afraid of with research chemicals. It felt... clean. Electrical, but gentle.

I stood up to get a glass of water and noticed: my legs felt lighter. The ground beneath me seemed more stable, more grounded. A grin crept across my face, one I couldn't control. Here we go.

The Peak: When the world begins to breathe (1:30 PM)

Two and a half hours after taking it, I was fully in it. And "in it" is actually the wrong word. I was connected .

I was sitting on my balcony. The sun was just coming out and illuminating the leaves of the potted plant in front of me. Normally, to me, that's just "greenery." But now? I could see every single vein in the leaf. The green wasn't just green—it was an explosion of emerald, lime, and neon. And the craziest thing: the plant was breathing. It gently expanded and contracted in time with my own breath.

It wasn't a hallucination in the sense of "I see dragons." It was more like I'd been looking through dirty glasses my whole life, and suddenly the glass was crystal clear.

The connection: The strongest feeling wasn't visual. It was emotional. I looked up at the sky and no longer felt small and insignificant, but rather part of something bigger. That might sound like hippie rambling now, but in that moment it was the absolute truth. My worries about university? Gone. The stress with the landlord? Irrelevant. All that mattered was the here and now. I felt a deep gratitude – for being able to breathe, for the sun shining, for being able to listen to music. It was as if my brain was simply shedding all the negative baggage of the past few months.

The creative dam break (3:00 PM)

This was the point that surprised me the most. I had actually planned to just listen to music and stare at the ceiling (which, by the way, formed beautiful geometric patterns). But suddenly I felt this urge. A creative itch I hadn't felt in ages.

I took out my sketchbook. Normally, I stare at the blank page, afraid of messing up the first line. Perfectionism is my worst enemy. But on 1FE-LSD there was no "error". There was only flow.

The pen moved almost by itself. I didn't think about proportions or shadows. I just did . Colors flowed into one another, shapes emerged from nothing. I felt like a child in kindergarten discovering finger paints for the first time – completely free of judgment. I also wrote. Pages and pages of thoughts, ideas for projects, solutions to problems that had been plaguing me for weeks. My thinking wasn't linear (A leads to B), but interconnected. I could see connections that had previously been invisible. It was as if I had access to a part of my brain that usually operates in energy-saving mode.

This feeling of effortless creativity was the absolute highlight. It wasn't forced. It simply flowed out of me.

Music as fuel (5:00 PM)

The playlist continued playing in the background, but now I perceived it completely differently. I wasn't just hearing the music, I was immersed in it. Every bass beat felt like a massage for my soul. I could locate the individual instruments in the room – the hi-hat in the upper left, the synth spreading through the room like honey. There's this moment on psychedelics where you feel the music "understands" you. That's exactly what it was. I lay on the carpet, closed my eyes, and let the sounds carry me away. Behind my closed eyelids, films played out – complex fractals dancing to the beat.

What impressed me most about 1FE-LSD was how remarkably clear my mind remained. I was high as hell, but I could still think logically. I knew who I was, where I was, and that it was all coming from the substance. No confusion, no thought loops. Just pure, clear perception.

The gentle ending (8:00 pm)

After about 8 or 9 hours, I noticed the intensity slowly subsiding. The walls stopped breathing, the colors returned to a more normal state. But the feeling of connection remained. The comedown with some substances is really awful. You feel drained, empty, sometimes even sad. With 1FE-LSD it was different. I felt exhausted, yes – but in a good way. Like after a long hike or a day at the beach. I was "saturated" with impressions.

To round off the evening and signal to my brain, "Okay, show's over," I grabbed my vaporizer after all. A small load of CBD flowers (from Happyflower, of course). It was the perfect landing. The CBD melted away the last of my physical tension and enveloped me in a soft cloud of relaxation. I ordered a pizza (the best pizza of my life, by the way) and watched a nature documentary.

The day after: The Afterglow

Many people are afraid of the "hangover" the next day. But with LSD, the opposite often occurs: the afterglow . I woke up on Sunday feeling...rejuvenated. My mind was calm. The inner critic, who usually tells me everything I'm doing wrong, was on silent. I went for a walk and the world still seemed a bit "HD". The trees were greener, the air fresher. I had the energy and desire to tackle the things I had jotted down in my notebook the day before.

This effect lasted for another 3-4 days. It was as if someone had cleaned the windows in my head through which I see the world.

My conclusion: 1FE-LSD vs. reality

Was it worth it? 100%. For me, 1FE-LSD was exactly the tool I needed to wake up from my mental hibernation. It wasn't an escape from reality, but a deeper engagement with it.

What I learned (key insights for you):

1. It's not a party toy: Yes, it's fun. But the effect is profound. Don't do this in a club among drunk people. Do it where you feel safe.
2. The dose makes the poison: 150µg was just right for me. Less would have been enough to start with. Don't overestimate yourself.
3. Legality brings relaxation: Knowing that I wasn't doing anything illegal and didn't have to worry about the police breaking down my door made the trip much more relaxed. That underlying feeling of paranoia ("What if someone catches me?") simply wasn't there.
4. Creativity needs space: If you take this, have pens, paper, or your instrument ready. You'll thank yourself later.

So if you also feel that your everyday life could use a little color, or you simply want to feel a real connection to yourself (and your houseplant) again – 1FE-LSD could be the key.

It's been a long time since I've felt such a creative impulse. And the best part: I feel like I've carried some of it into my everyday life. The cardboard is gone, but the perspective remains.

Stay clean, stay safe, and above all: stay curious.

Your The guy who's enjoying painting again

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