Eyes On the Roll
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What do you think it's going to be like?
I know things are different in different parts of the world, but down here in Florida, almost everyone that isn't straight edge does it in excess.
It's to the point where I really feel bad for a lot of these kids. I've had my moments too, so I'm not completely innocent here.
I'll go to the Ybor strip in Tampa, and everyone is rolling. At school, everyone is familiar with molly and it's socially acceptable, almost to the degree of alcohol. Most of it is methylone now, and since it's shorter acting, kids will be popping crystals every hour. I've seen a girl go through almost 3 grams of methylone in one night, and have a seizure. The ambulance came, but she was okay after that and just went home, but she changed mentally. She became a different person, cold and callous, and it litterally happened right after she was cleared to go home from the paramedics. Her whole personality changed at the snap of a finger. I went over to her house a few times after that to check on her, but she was completely different and cold, and kind of mean. Haven't seen her since, and she is a 24 year old yuppie real estate agent. A lot of these kids do molly friday-sunday every weekend, and I'm not talking your typical dead-beat early adult. Alot of these kids are at university and are at the top of the gene pool when it comes to cognitive abilities and intelligence.
I just feel bad because a lot of them just don't realize how bad the negative side effects are when they completely abstain from molly. Mine didn't begin to kick in until I abstained for a month after I decided to stop. I've always known the negative side effects for rolling as often as I did, but I thought it was worth it at the time, I guess.
I used to believe that the brain has the ability to fully heal over time, but now I'm not so sure. I always knew what chemical I was taking, and took mda, mdma, or methylone. I was completely dissociated for a few months after I quit all together after being a weekend warrior. It was to the point to where my eyes would constantly involuntarily unfocus, and it took a lot of effort to not stare off into space. It did get better though, and I don't get episodes of dissociation anymore. I'm not experiencing a cognitive deficit either. Actually, I feel like my mind is working on a level that it never has before when it comes to problem solving and understanding difficult concepts. I'm not so sure about my ability to experience joy and socially connect with others though.
I have a very hard time understanding social cues now. I've had lots of pretty girls my age blatantly flirt with me, and show me they're interested, but I don't fucking realize it until someone tells me that this girl is literally throwing herself at me. I went to a party a month after I quit rolling, drank a few beers, and went home. My friends were telling me how many of the girls were openly engaging in conversation with me and showing attraction towards me, but I just didn't see it and I just talked to them like I would talk to anyone else. This was a work party, and I already knew all of the girls. I worked as a server at an above average restaurant, so naturally I worked with a lot of pretty girls. All my friends think I'm a pimp cause how girls apparently approach me, and talk to me. It's kinda funny, cause I'm the exact opposite of that. I really don't interact with girls at all, and don't feel attraction until it's too late. I don't know what to do to let a girl get close to me anymore, or let a new friend get to know me. I live in a new area and have a lot of new friends, but they don't really know me and I can't be myself around them like my old ones back home. I was very popular back in my old town, had no problem making new friends and talking to girls before I started rolling every weekend. I'd love a girlfriend again, and I know there have been several girls that have taken an interest in me, but I just can't see it or understand it. When I do figure out that someone obviously likes me, I don't know what to do about it. Only a few of my new friends up here have noticed I don't react at all, and they tell me they think it's very strange. I've even had someone I used to go to bars with jokingly ask if I was gay, because I never react to the girls that flirt with me.
Everything I'm saying is all based of of feedback my friends have given me, so please don't think I'm bragging. For instance, I've been told by quite a few of my friends tell me that I have it easy, and can get any girl easily since they approach me. I don't know how to open myself up past the casual talking zone, like I hit ceiling.I friend zone the fuck out of every attractive girl that flirts with me, automatically, without realizing it It's never been like that before, and I do want to take it further with some of em but can't. I used to work with this extremely attractive girl before I left, and she used to flirt with me so openly. She is 6 foot, (I'm 6 foot 1), and is a part time model that flies out to NYC for photo shoots. She was just my type, better than I could have ever imagined, and I know that I could have started a relationship with her if I wasn't so socially stupid. It's like ever since I quit rolling, I just don't feel comfortable letting anyone get to know me past a certain level, and I didn't begin to start thinking about her, or feeling attraction towards her until after I stopped seeing her, and thought back and realized how she would go out of her way to talk to me, and drop hints all of the time that I would never catch. There have been more too, but this girl was 1 out of a thousand. She was intelligent, very pretty, and not a partaker in substances. She was taking college courses, working, and flying out to photo shoots occasionally. I know it sounds creepy that I'm talking about this girl like this, and that I seem to have a very good understanding on what kind of person she is, but that's just cause I can read people really well from minimal interaction and have a pretty good idea of who they are.
It's like I've become socially retarded to the point of autism (not dissing autism, my niece is), but at the same time, I've gained an insane thirst for knowledge and constantly read, write, and learn new things. I feel like my i.q. has somehow boosted. I was tested back in 2nd grade by teacher recommendation, but did not qualify for gifted. I took a Mensa certified standardized I.q. test online last week and scored in the 97th percentile. Shouldn't that have been noticed when I was tested as a child? which stunned me, cause I was never a great student, and am terrible at math. I have read that there is evidence that it is possible for I.Q. to raise or decrease with time, but I don't think it could be to this degree. I understand concepts that are difficult concerning physics, politics, economics. I've also become so well versed in the subject of psychology; especially personality disorders. I rarely have in depth conversations with people, but my whole life my mother has always told me that I was an "Einstein". I rarely talk, but she says that she can tell that I'm very smart from the way I talk, and from my body language/eyes. I've always been annoyed when she'd praise me for being smart, because I always thought it was just an empty compliment to try to boost my self esteem. Both my sisters tested in gifted in elementary school, and i didn't, so I never thought I was smarter than average. I've never done homework in high school except projects, and have never studied before college. Regardless I was an A,B,C student. Everyone knows Florida has a terrible public education system though.
I can read people extremely well just by observing them, and I feel like this ability has flowered solely due to my new social inhibition; amplified by "molly's" long term after effects. I can easily sort out the fake from the real, like I can see through people and understand who they are by their tone of voice and moods. (I credit this ability to my extensive reading of fiction books throughout my life, since I've lived a thousand lives from other peoples perspective by reading books) If I was blind I could see through everyone and understand how they are underneath by their speech patterns, I just can't see their physical social cues with my eyes and understand how to interact anymore. I really really hope this goes away, cause I don't see myself advancing in life without genuine social abilities. I can fake it and pretend, and come off as jovial and enthusiastic, but after a while I realized that I was completely see through, and that people could probably tell that I was being fake. People still enjoyed being around me when I faked social interaction, happiness, and let my strange sense of humor show. I don't bother faking anymore, and since I'm genuine 24/7 now, I don't interact with people unless they talk to me. I know this is from the X use because I've never been like this.
I know a lot of people did ecstasy pills in the 90's (I realize pure mdma was around then, but now all you see is crystals, barely ever pills), and I can't speculate to what degree they were used to, but I feel like all social scenes have a general acceptance of molly now. It's not just the ravers anymore, it's everyone (in my experiences in florida). Since molly is crystal, it seems to kick in quite fast, with a shorter duration, causing people to re-dose often, especially with methylone.
I'm just curious to see what it will be like when my generation gets into their 30's with real responsibilities, with little freedom to be able to even think about doing molly or a drug that isn't alcohol or weed. It will be a good way to actually see if there are permanent effects of serotonin releasing drugs that are closely related to mdma (mda, methylone, there's more). Will we have a generation with a large portion of the population chronically depressed and detached from abuse, that run the country? One of my old managers in his late 30's used to roll a lot in the 90's, and he is eccentric and moody, with black and white thinking. Could be from rolling, could be just a personality disorder like bpd.
Also, people from the 90's scene, how have your friends that used to roll a lot been since that period? How are you?
I feel like it's gonna be different when my generation grows up because all scenes of people are doing molly, not just the edm, ravers, or even people that party. I know a lot of people that just do it and play video games with friends at home all the time.
Remember, this is just how i've seen things in my part of the world, it may be different where you are.
(sorry if my writing is hard to understand, kinda burnt out from working and writing a paper all day.. also sorry for the wall of text, but if you read the whole thing then that really makes me happy, cause I feel I can only express myself through text now. )
TLDR: talked about the molly generation, how it encompasses almost all social groups of young adults, social acceptability, heavy use and ignorance to long effects, and what the world will be like when this generation grows up and runs the world after rolling heavy in college. Also shared my personal experiences with after effects after complete abstinence from weekend warrior rolling for almost 6 months.
I know things are different in different parts of the world, but down here in Florida, almost everyone that isn't straight edge does it in excess.
It's to the point where I really feel bad for a lot of these kids. I've had my moments too, so I'm not completely innocent here.
I'll go to the Ybor strip in Tampa, and everyone is rolling. At school, everyone is familiar with molly and it's socially acceptable, almost to the degree of alcohol. Most of it is methylone now, and since it's shorter acting, kids will be popping crystals every hour. I've seen a girl go through almost 3 grams of methylone in one night, and have a seizure. The ambulance came, but she was okay after that and just went home, but she changed mentally. She became a different person, cold and callous, and it litterally happened right after she was cleared to go home from the paramedics. Her whole personality changed at the snap of a finger. I went over to her house a few times after that to check on her, but she was completely different and cold, and kind of mean. Haven't seen her since, and she is a 24 year old yuppie real estate agent. A lot of these kids do molly friday-sunday every weekend, and I'm not talking your typical dead-beat early adult. Alot of these kids are at university and are at the top of the gene pool when it comes to cognitive abilities and intelligence.
I just feel bad because a lot of them just don't realize how bad the negative side effects are when they completely abstain from molly. Mine didn't begin to kick in until I abstained for a month after I decided to stop. I've always known the negative side effects for rolling as often as I did, but I thought it was worth it at the time, I guess.
I used to believe that the brain has the ability to fully heal over time, but now I'm not so sure. I always knew what chemical I was taking, and took mda, mdma, or methylone. I was completely dissociated for a few months after I quit all together after being a weekend warrior. It was to the point to where my eyes would constantly involuntarily unfocus, and it took a lot of effort to not stare off into space. It did get better though, and I don't get episodes of dissociation anymore. I'm not experiencing a cognitive deficit either. Actually, I feel like my mind is working on a level that it never has before when it comes to problem solving and understanding difficult concepts. I'm not so sure about my ability to experience joy and socially connect with others though.
I have a very hard time understanding social cues now. I've had lots of pretty girls my age blatantly flirt with me, and show me they're interested, but I don't fucking realize it until someone tells me that this girl is literally throwing herself at me. I went to a party a month after I quit rolling, drank a few beers, and went home. My friends were telling me how many of the girls were openly engaging in conversation with me and showing attraction towards me, but I just didn't see it and I just talked to them like I would talk to anyone else. This was a work party, and I already knew all of the girls. I worked as a server at an above average restaurant, so naturally I worked with a lot of pretty girls. All my friends think I'm a pimp cause how girls apparently approach me, and talk to me. It's kinda funny, cause I'm the exact opposite of that. I really don't interact with girls at all, and don't feel attraction until it's too late. I don't know what to do to let a girl get close to me anymore, or let a new friend get to know me. I live in a new area and have a lot of new friends, but they don't really know me and I can't be myself around them like my old ones back home. I was very popular back in my old town, had no problem making new friends and talking to girls before I started rolling every weekend. I'd love a girlfriend again, and I know there have been several girls that have taken an interest in me, but I just can't see it or understand it. When I do figure out that someone obviously likes me, I don't know what to do about it. Only a few of my new friends up here have noticed I don't react at all, and they tell me they think it's very strange. I've even had someone I used to go to bars with jokingly ask if I was gay, because I never react to the girls that flirt with me.
Everything I'm saying is all based of of feedback my friends have given me, so please don't think I'm bragging. For instance, I've been told by quite a few of my friends tell me that I have it easy, and can get any girl easily since they approach me. I don't know how to open myself up past the casual talking zone, like I hit ceiling.I friend zone the fuck out of every attractive girl that flirts with me, automatically, without realizing it It's never been like that before, and I do want to take it further with some of em but can't. I used to work with this extremely attractive girl before I left, and she used to flirt with me so openly. She is 6 foot, (I'm 6 foot 1), and is a part time model that flies out to NYC for photo shoots. She was just my type, better than I could have ever imagined, and I know that I could have started a relationship with her if I wasn't so socially stupid. It's like ever since I quit rolling, I just don't feel comfortable letting anyone get to know me past a certain level, and I didn't begin to start thinking about her, or feeling attraction towards her until after I stopped seeing her, and thought back and realized how she would go out of her way to talk to me, and drop hints all of the time that I would never catch. There have been more too, but this girl was 1 out of a thousand. She was intelligent, very pretty, and not a partaker in substances. She was taking college courses, working, and flying out to photo shoots occasionally. I know it sounds creepy that I'm talking about this girl like this, and that I seem to have a very good understanding on what kind of person she is, but that's just cause I can read people really well from minimal interaction and have a pretty good idea of who they are.
It's like I've become socially retarded to the point of autism (not dissing autism, my niece is), but at the same time, I've gained an insane thirst for knowledge and constantly read, write, and learn new things. I feel like my i.q. has somehow boosted. I was tested back in 2nd grade by teacher recommendation, but did not qualify for gifted. I took a Mensa certified standardized I.q. test online last week and scored in the 97th percentile. Shouldn't that have been noticed when I was tested as a child? which stunned me, cause I was never a great student, and am terrible at math. I have read that there is evidence that it is possible for I.Q. to raise or decrease with time, but I don't think it could be to this degree. I understand concepts that are difficult concerning physics, politics, economics. I've also become so well versed in the subject of psychology; especially personality disorders. I rarely have in depth conversations with people, but my whole life my mother has always told me that I was an "Einstein". I rarely talk, but she says that she can tell that I'm very smart from the way I talk, and from my body language/eyes. I've always been annoyed when she'd praise me for being smart, because I always thought it was just an empty compliment to try to boost my self esteem. Both my sisters tested in gifted in elementary school, and i didn't, so I never thought I was smarter than average. I've never done homework in high school except projects, and have never studied before college. Regardless I was an A,B,C student. Everyone knows Florida has a terrible public education system though.
I can read people extremely well just by observing them, and I feel like this ability has flowered solely due to my new social inhibition; amplified by "molly's" long term after effects. I can easily sort out the fake from the real, like I can see through people and understand who they are by their tone of voice and moods. (I credit this ability to my extensive reading of fiction books throughout my life, since I've lived a thousand lives from other peoples perspective by reading books) If I was blind I could see through everyone and understand how they are underneath by their speech patterns, I just can't see their physical social cues with my eyes and understand how to interact anymore. I really really hope this goes away, cause I don't see myself advancing in life without genuine social abilities. I can fake it and pretend, and come off as jovial and enthusiastic, but after a while I realized that I was completely see through, and that people could probably tell that I was being fake. People still enjoyed being around me when I faked social interaction, happiness, and let my strange sense of humor show. I don't bother faking anymore, and since I'm genuine 24/7 now, I don't interact with people unless they talk to me. I know this is from the X use because I've never been like this.
I know a lot of people did ecstasy pills in the 90's (I realize pure mdma was around then, but now all you see is crystals, barely ever pills), and I can't speculate to what degree they were used to, but I feel like all social scenes have a general acceptance of molly now. It's not just the ravers anymore, it's everyone (in my experiences in florida). Since molly is crystal, it seems to kick in quite fast, with a shorter duration, causing people to re-dose often, especially with methylone.
I'm just curious to see what it will be like when my generation gets into their 30's with real responsibilities, with little freedom to be able to even think about doing molly or a drug that isn't alcohol or weed. It will be a good way to actually see if there are permanent effects of serotonin releasing drugs that are closely related to mdma (mda, methylone, there's more). Will we have a generation with a large portion of the population chronically depressed and detached from abuse, that run the country? One of my old managers in his late 30's used to roll a lot in the 90's, and he is eccentric and moody, with black and white thinking. Could be from rolling, could be just a personality disorder like bpd.
Also, people from the 90's scene, how have your friends that used to roll a lot been since that period? How are you?
I feel like it's gonna be different when my generation grows up because all scenes of people are doing molly, not just the edm, ravers, or even people that party. I know a lot of people that just do it and play video games with friends at home all the time.
Remember, this is just how i've seen things in my part of the world, it may be different where you are.
(sorry if my writing is hard to understand, kinda burnt out from working and writing a paper all day.. also sorry for the wall of text, but if you read the whole thing then that really makes me happy, cause I feel I can only express myself through text now. )
TLDR: talked about the molly generation, how it encompasses almost all social groups of young adults, social acceptability, heavy use and ignorance to long effects, and what the world will be like when this generation grows up and runs the world after rolling heavy in college. Also shared my personal experiences with after effects after complete abstinence from weekend warrior rolling for almost 6 months.
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