When you take more psychedelics the day after a trip so you feel sluggish or ghoulish because your serotonin is completely drained and your neurons are burned out.
by FirstTime69 January 27, 2021
Get the ghoul trippingmug. when the infuriated oversoul goes to the unders and does something that isn’t rainbows and butterflies and then the terrestrial version a couple millennia later trips on lsd25 and looks in the mirror just to find out he gets tapped into psychosis by some dust on a door
by drew3 June 11, 2024
Get the tripped and tappedmug. by Thispagewasmadeforme November 10, 2020
Get the Tripping yohmug. 
Program Tripping refers to a toxic dynamic within Alcoholics Anonymous, where there is a coercive culture that pressures members to conform to rigid interpretations of the program. This phenomenon often manifests in the following ways:
Coercive Conformity: Members may feel obligated to strictly adhere to the 12 steps and the group's expectations, with little room for personal interpretation or individual journey. Those who deviate from these norms may face social ostracism.
Harassment and Intimidation: Individuals expressing doubts or differing views may experience aggressive questioning or criticism, creating an environment of fear that discourages open sharing and vulnerability.
Escalation of Conflict: In extreme cases, members may resort to threatening behavior, including calling law enforcement on others in attempts to have them arrested or removed from the group. This escalation is deeply concerning and can create a hostile atmosphere that undermines the principles of support and compassion.
Social Consequences: Members who do not conform may face negative repercussions, such as isolation, bullying, or being targeted for public confrontation, which can severely impact their willingness to engage with the recovery process.
Impact on Recovery: Rather than fostering a safe and supportive environment, Program Tripping can lead to increased anxiety, reluctance to seek help, and ultimately, a detrimental effect on a member’s recovery journey.
Coercive Conformity: Members may feel obligated to strictly adhere to the 12 steps and the group's expectations, with little room for personal interpretation or individual journey. Those who deviate from these norms may face social ostracism.
Harassment and Intimidation: Individuals expressing doubts or differing views may experience aggressive questioning or criticism, creating an environment of fear that discourages open sharing and vulnerability.
Escalation of Conflict: In extreme cases, members may resort to threatening behavior, including calling law enforcement on others in attempts to have them arrested or removed from the group. This escalation is deeply concerning and can create a hostile atmosphere that undermines the principles of support and compassion.
Social Consequences: Members who do not conform may face negative repercussions, such as isolation, bullying, or being targeted for public confrontation, which can severely impact their willingness to engage with the recovery process.
Impact on Recovery: Rather than fostering a safe and supportive environment, Program Tripping can lead to increased anxiety, reluctance to seek help, and ultimately, a detrimental effect on a member’s recovery journey.
by Puma city March 8, 2025
Get the Program Trippingmug. by danielm27 November 20, 2021
Get the Real Tripmug. This is when you take a vacation that is more local or regional. This is a trip probably over 2-3 days. Definitely not international travel.
I am just going to Atlantic City this weekend with friends from Philly and New York. It is a soft-trip for all of us. Cancun in three weeks, that's a real vacation.
by DonnyGuns May 2, 2022
Get the Soft-Tripmug.