not understanding words

ive had it to the point where i will hear a phrase/ sentence clearly and be able to repeat it, but it has no meaning to me.

 

one of my favorite quotes from a friend of mine about communicating while high was "we don't need language anymore, but we can still use it to our advantage"... it made a lot of sense at the time haha
at a certain dosage, and i suppose with the right people, i have experienced what seemed like a steadfast telepathic bond with my fellow trippers. we knew exactly what we were all thinking, and words only seemed to much it up. but they can be used beautifully and poetically, and express some ideas perfectly too. even when they're complete gibberish

 

*muck it up

 

While tripping, I can either become very animated with fellow trippers and have that telepathic vibe with them like mentioned above. Or, I can't make out people's sentences to any degree and I don't know to take them serious or not. One time a girl was talking to me about having a good time at the party, then about kid's in Africa in a matter of seconds, and I didn't know if I was just tripping that hard, or she was fucking with me. But I usually can't communicate correctly and just drift off from the conversation.
Psychedelics made me realize how selfish people are in their actions and how demanding communication is yet most people can't do it properly. People just talk to talk about random shit that I hate to say in a vain way, but don't care about. I am there to listen when needed, but otherwise people are just trying to get their own opinions in so if you were to even say something wise or truthful, they would just want to tell you how they feel about it still.

 

i have had the gibberish problem and it would probably suck if you were tripping alone. but if you trip with another person you always know what the other is saying and you understand each other while speaking that gibberish! i love it

 

I've never had gibberish problems but I've had it be so I couldn't remember the last word that had been said to follow the sentence.