A brief history - I've only rolled a few times, 3 times actually. The first roll, I actually took too much because my friend gave me the baggy holding the crystals and said "Take this" and I said "uhhh are you sure?" and she said yes, so I downed the bag and then she proceeded to tell me I was supposed to take only half that. I downed 400-500mg at once, and my friends were scared but holy christ I had an amazing night haha.
After that night, I noticed such a huge improvement in my life. I have straight A's in my classes, my friendships are all stronger. My group of friends are called the "PLUR Fam" in my area. I started dating an insanely beautiful girl, and my social skills have improved so much. I have zero stress.
I was worried that after taking more the amazingness would go away, but I found that since I spaced my rolls, each roll was like the first. People say that MDMA is artificial love, but my life has improved so much after taking it...responsibly.
I guess I see all these threads of people saying that MDMA/Ecstasy ruined their lives, and I wanted to say that maybe if people learned how to responsibly roll they would see that things could actually improve. Day after day I see people taking substances for the wrong reasons, and I think thats a huge part of the problem.
Am I wrong in thinking that the problem is a lack of respect for the substance?
After that night, I noticed such a huge improvement in my life. I have straight A's in my classes, my friendships are all stronger. My group of friends are called the "PLUR Fam" in my area. I started dating an insanely beautiful girl, and my social skills have improved so much. I have zero stress.
I was worried that after taking more the amazingness would go away, but I found that since I spaced my rolls, each roll was like the first. People say that MDMA is artificial love, but my life has improved so much after taking it...responsibly.
I guess I see all these threads of people saying that MDMA/Ecstasy ruined their lives, and I wanted to say that maybe if people learned how to responsibly roll they would see that things could actually improve. Day after day I see people taking substances for the wrong reasons, and I think thats a huge part of the problem.
Am I wrong in thinking that the problem is a lack of respect for the substance?
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