Does N make your eyes roll back?

[violetdevil]

I saw an old lady drinking N on YouTube and after she drank it, a bit after her eyes rolled back. Will this happen? I'm scared

 

[NearlyIrrelevantCake]

What's wrong with your eyes rolling back? A good orgasm makes your eyes roll back.

 

[violetdevil]

What's wrong with your eyes rolling back? A good orgasm makes your eyes roll back.

I've never had my eyes roll back during a good orgasm. It looks creepy, and it looks uncomfortable

 

[healthrecovery]

Least thing i would f worry about...i rather would worry about bypassing the SI and vomiting

 

[ddd1234]

Least thing i would f worry about...i rather would worry about bypassing the SI and vomiting

Use AE

 

[intr0verse]

I saw an old lady drinking N on YouTube and after she drank it, a bit after her eyes rolled back. Will this happen? I'm scared

Most likely yes. It will happen. But the same happens while you're (deep) sleeping. That seems to be their preferred resting position. Anyway, after N will start to kick in, gradually you won't be aware of what you're eyes are doing, even when you're conscious (which won't be for too long anyway).

 

[ddd1234]

Least thing i would f worry about...i rather would worry about bypassing the SI and vomiting

Yep, I worry about it too a lot. Noone can tell what to do in case of vomiting...

 

[Smart No More]

Most likely yes. It will happen. But the same happens while you're (deep) sleeping. That seems to be their preferred resting position. Anyway, after N will start to kick in, gradually you won't be aware of what you're eyes are doing, even when you're conscious (which won't be for too long anyway).

Precisely! It's natural and even though you haven't been aware of it your eyes have rolled right back every night you sleep. It won't be any different with N.

Just out of curiosity could you post a link of the video so we can all check it out. Thanks.

Hope that's put your mind at ease.

 

[violetdevil]

Precisely! It's natural and even though you haven't been aware of it your eyes have rolled right back every night you sleep. It won't be any different with N.

Just out of curiosity could you post a link of the video so we can all check it out. Thanks.

Hope that's put your mind at ease.

Every night you sleep your eyes roll back??

 

[Smart No More]

Every night you sleep your eyes roll back??

Yes. When you close your eyes and go to sleep they look up into your head. They don't go all the way backwards as eyes can't do that but yeah, they roll up. I'm not sure why but have a feeling it's what happens as the muscles relax. There is a point during sleep where all your muscles relax and you're essentially paralyzed. It's a natural process. You just don't feel it. There are some people who have a condition where they wake during this period and can't move. It's called sleep paralysis but is very rare. You really don't need to worry about your eyes rolling back.

Again, do you have a link for the video you referenced?

 

[peacefulhorizons]

Yes it likely will happen. That's what happens during anesthesia (there are many general anesthesia induction videos on youtube that you can take a look at). You have to remember that N is an anesthetic rather than a magical sleep agent. You are really falling into anesthesia rather than sleep according to EEG patterns. If you have ever had full general anesthisa you'll understand anesthesia > sleep lol so nothing to worry about.

 

[violetdevil]

Yes. When you close your eyes and go to sleep they look up into your head. They don't go all the way backwards as eyes can't do that but yeah, they roll up. I'm not sure why but have a feeling it's what happens as the muscles relax. There is a point during sleep where all your muscles relax and you're essentially paralyzed. It's a natural process. You just don't feel it. There are some people who have a condition where they wake during this period and can't move. It's called sleep paralysis but is very rare. You really don't need to worry about your eyes rolling back.

Again, do you have a link for the video you referenced?

 

[Bedrock48]

The nurse was so beautifully compassionate and kind, I'd love my last moments to be like that. Bless her.

 

[Snake of Eden]

This is rather a very silly complaint.

 

[violetdevil]

This is rather a very silly complaint.

Thanks

 

[sadnurse]

I noticed that too in the video

 

[bed]

Yep, I worry about it too a lot. Noone can tell what to do in case of vomiting...

The chance of vomiting seems very low with N. Use an AE if you're worried.