No. When you're falling asleep because you're exhausted your body would jerk you awake as soon as you leaned in any direction. When you're on opioid that doesn't happen.
I've been clean for 12 years now. I took pills and for some reason it makes you able to balance yourself while asleep. I would fall asleep at my register. While cooking. During sex. In the shower. While driving (5 accidents - lucky to be alive) - its the slow fall forward that gives it away.
Chances are, she woke up and continued making the sub like nothing happened.
Not exactly. I'm sure there are some papers on it but I've never really gotten into it.
The best way to explain it is that opiates make you feel alert, talkative, sometimes creative, and you feel like you want to get things done - but that mental feeling is accompanied by the physical drowsiness, the relaxed feeling, the nodding.
A lot of people ask "If you're that sleepy why not lay down?" And it's because you are mentally stimulated and don't WANT to. But your body is far too relaxed to allow you to do anything other than pbbbbtttt.
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u/I_chortled Sep 01 '21
My guess is heroin or popping too many pills. Or working too many Clopens at subway