Post: #1

Just over a week ago, I was officially diagnosed with ADHD and received a prescription for 20MGs of Adderall XR (an Amphetamine). Within an hour of taking Adderall, I've noticed that my focus increases, I become more productive and less distracted, super confident, more driven... Only to gradually crash and burn roughly 8 hours later into depression. Crazy stuff.. Anyway, I'm starting this thread ahead of time to evaluate how this drug is going to effect my game. I'm curious to see how my uppity mood during the peak of drug's effect will improve my success at approaching.

I'll try to keep you updated.

Post: #2

(05-26-2009 08:21 PM)busther Wrote:  Just over a week ago, I was officially diagnosed with ADHD and received a prescription for 20MGs of Adderall XR (an Amphetamine). Within an hour of taking Adderall, I've noticed that my focus increases, I become more productive and less distracted, super confident, more driven... Only to gradually crash and burn roughly 8 hours later into depression. Crazy stuff.. Anyway, I'm starting this thread ahead of time to evaluate how this drug is going to effect my game. I'm curious to see how my uppity mood during the peak of drug's effect will improve my success at approaching.

I'll try to keep you updated.

Probably quite a bit actually. IDK how it would affect you with you having ADHD though-I just know the average person taking it, it has the same effect as Meth (and actually also causes a positive for drug tests).

Post: #3

Man, opiats can make you fuck for hours. I fucked a girl for 10 hours with maybe 2 hours of break in between one night. She loved that shit and ended up letting me do some freaky shit with her. I had just broken my collar bone so I had to take a bunch of percocet. The girl actually took adderall, which I hated. She was really cool when she wasn't on it but kind of a bitch when she was. And she didn't even really need it. She only took it because she used to have a coke problem and it helped her deal. I think doctors will prescribe that shit to just about anyone.

Post: #4

So here's my first official field report:

It was raining, so I took my day game to an indoor mall. Luckily I had taken some adderall about an hour and half before going. The drug was in full effect. After my first approach, I immediately noticed a significant increase in my ability to suppress approach anxiety. Without the drug, my day game approach anxiety isn't severe enough to prevent me from approaching any woman I want (I have Roosh to thank for this), but under the influence of this amphetamine my approach anxiety seemed like only a faint, distant annoyance. I was so focused and enthralled on talking to women, that I simply didn't care to notice any of the excuses my mind normally generates for not approaching hot women. All of my conversations lasted longer. I was utterly driven.

More later...

Post: #5

(06-06-2009 12:39 AM)busther Wrote:  So here's my first official field report:

It was raining, so I took my day game to an indoor mall. Luckily I had taken some adderall about an hour and half before going. The drug was in full effect. After my first approach, I immediately noticed a significant increase in my ability to suppress approach anxiety. Without the drug, my day game approach anxiety isn't severe enough to prevent me from approaching any woman I want (I have Roosh to thank for this), but under the influence of this amphetamine my approach anxiety seemed like only a faint, distant annoyance. I was so focused and enthralled on talking to women, that I simply didn't care to notice any of the excuses my mind normally generates for not approaching hot women. All of my conversations lasted longer. I was utterly driven.

More later...

Man, it sounds thrilling but avoid over-relying on it for your approaches. Inevitably you will come to question yourself "is it me doing all the wonders or is it my drug". That will NOT help your approach confidence when you're not on it.

In my unprofessional un-medical unsolicited opinion, dump the drug. ADHD drugs are addictive and screw with your normal behavior. Nothing wrong with you being a bit scattered.

Post: #6

Whether it's prescription drugs or alcohol, gotta be careful about making it a crutch. If you remove the drug and you're unable to perform, then that's a problem.