psychoblast
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Ah...the Foxy Flip. Good times.
I recommend doing the foxy first, because it tends to last longer (6-8 hour plateau?) than mdma. Foxy has no inherent euphoric push, so if you were on foxy and were depressed because you are coming down off your roll, I would expect the feeling would be magnified. So I like to come down on the foxy at or before my come down from mdma. But if you are going to be re-dosing mdma to extend the roll, this may be less of an issue.
I recommend having ghb on hand to smooth out any rough edges -- foxy can make you anxious and jittery.
Foxy can be unsettling for many people if there is too much stimulation. Doing it with mdma would likely lessen this issue, so a rave or club might be okay (I've enjoyed it in such places), but I'd recommend having a quiet / calm place you can go to if you do not like it.
Foxy messes with your sense of time. Expect lots of deja vu. Don't drive on a foxy flip because your sense of speed may be shot to hell.
A number of times on my foxy flips, I went through a difficult stage where I felt like I was going insane, once I kept saying that time had fractured, just very frightening experience, then to roll kicked in and it all became heavenly. For a while I had a theory that you have to pass through this hellish stage to get to the heavenly stage. Like the foxy and mdma have to do battle before they can make peace. But I'm not sure it happens every time or to every person, it's just something I noticed for myself. I think it also depends on the dose of each that you do.
Both of these substances amp me up, so I am really giving myself a work out dancing, screwing, whatever, to the point that I fear I may have a heart attack. Never bothered to measure my pulse, just felt I was really pushing it. But that could just be anxiety.
Foxy itself I think is generally bad for any bright, noisy, crowded type of environment. I've enjoyed it most either at home, at small parties where I felt comfortable, or in loungy places. It has no euphoric push, so you better be in a good mood or you might really not like the experience (some ghb is good for giving it a soft euphoric push, xanax would probably also work well).
Those are just some thoughts from reading the last few posts.
~psychoblast~
I recommend doing the foxy first, because it tends to last longer (6-8 hour plateau?) than mdma. Foxy has no inherent euphoric push, so if you were on foxy and were depressed because you are coming down off your roll, I would expect the feeling would be magnified. So I like to come down on the foxy at or before my come down from mdma. But if you are going to be re-dosing mdma to extend the roll, this may be less of an issue.
I recommend having ghb on hand to smooth out any rough edges -- foxy can make you anxious and jittery.
Foxy can be unsettling for many people if there is too much stimulation. Doing it with mdma would likely lessen this issue, so a rave or club might be okay (I've enjoyed it in such places), but I'd recommend having a quiet / calm place you can go to if you do not like it.
Foxy messes with your sense of time. Expect lots of deja vu. Don't drive on a foxy flip because your sense of speed may be shot to hell.
A number of times on my foxy flips, I went through a difficult stage where I felt like I was going insane, once I kept saying that time had fractured, just very frightening experience, then to roll kicked in and it all became heavenly. For a while I had a theory that you have to pass through this hellish stage to get to the heavenly stage. Like the foxy and mdma have to do battle before they can make peace. But I'm not sure it happens every time or to every person, it's just something I noticed for myself. I think it also depends on the dose of each that you do.
Both of these substances amp me up, so I am really giving myself a work out dancing, screwing, whatever, to the point that I fear I may have a heart attack. Never bothered to measure my pulse, just felt I was really pushing it. But that could just be anxiety.
Foxy itself I think is generally bad for any bright, noisy, crowded type of environment. I've enjoyed it most either at home, at small parties where I felt comfortable, or in loungy places. It has no euphoric push, so you better be in a good mood or you might really not like the experience (some ghb is good for giving it a soft euphoric push, xanax would probably also work well).
Those are just some thoughts from reading the last few posts.
~psychoblast~