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How to Act High

By Matthew Lynch
October 22, 2023
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Introduction

Whether you’re trying to pull off a prank or entering a role in a play where the character partakes in drug usage, knowing how to act high convincingly can up your acting game or make a scene more realistic. While this guide does not promote or endorse illegal drug use, it serves as a tool to help people better understand and mimic some behavioral cues of an individual under the influence of marijuana. Here are some guidelines and tips on how to effectively act high.

1. Slowed response time and delayed reactions

One of the primary effects of being high is having a slowed reaction time. To replicate this, delay your responses in conversation by taking slightly longer pauses before responding. Additionally, perform actions with reduced speed, as if you require more time to process what’s happening around you.

2. Bloodshot eyes

Bloodshot eyes are a common physical sign of being under the influence of marijuana. If you feel comfortable using artificial means to achieve this look, apply red eye drops, or gently rub your eyes to induce temporary redness. Be cautious not to overdo it, as excessive red eye drops can lead to eye irritation.

3. Dry mouth and increased thirst

Having a dry mouth is another common side effect of getting high. To simulate this, exaggerate your need for liquids by sipping on water frequently and licking your lips occasionally. You can also fake difficulty speaking by pronouncing words with minimal lip movement.

4. Altered perception and lack of coordination

Being high often results in altered perception and lack of coordination. Pretend that you’re seeing or experiencing things differently than usual by staring intensely at items for prolonged periods, squinting your eyes as if trying to focus, or appearing surprised or fascinated by everyday objects.

5. Euphoria and laughter

One of the most well-known effects of marijuana is euphoria. You can emulate this by constantly smiling or laughing, often at seemingly minor or strange things. The laughter coming from someone high may be contagious, so you’ll want to give off a warm and infectious giggle that makes others around you want to join in.

6. Increased appetite (munchies)

The infamous “munchies” is another hallmark of the marijuana experience. To mimic this, have snacks nearby and indulge in them more frequently than usual. Pretend you have an insatiable hunger, and everything tastes amazing.

7. Relaxed body language

People under the influence of marijuana tend to be more relaxed and less tense. To replicate this, maintain loose body posture – let your arms hang by your sides, lean back in your chair, and allow your facial muscles to loosen up.

8. Forgetfulness and short-term memory loss

Lastly, people who are high often experience forgetfulness and temporary short-term memory loss. Periodically act as if you’ve forgotten something or ask someone to remind you about previous conversations.

Conclusion

Remember that acting high convincingly requires subtlety – focus on essential cues but avoid caricature-like exaggeration. With these guidelines in mind, you’re well on your way to perfecting an authentic performance, whether it’s for a prank or acting endeavor. Be responsible and utilize this information only for entertainment purposes.

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