pokepoke420
Bluelighter
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- Jun 11, 2012
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What up B/L-
Been a minute since I posted in the MDMA thread as I kind of took a step back from Ecstasy. I used to consume quite a bit of MDMA, but from all the time I spent on Bluelight and through research I found the best way to consume was no more than once every 3 months or so. I never took more than 300mg per every 3 months. The drug eventually took hold of me, and I found myself rolling after only a weeks rest. This didn't happen that often as I tried the best I could to stay away, but that's when I noticed any time I would roll I had unbelievable depression for months following.
I'm an extremely happy, and stable person, but I couldn't handle being depressed to the point where I had to take off work. That isn't me. E wasn't working for me the same anyway, so I took a long break. 8 months have gone by since I had rolled. I quit smoking weed, drinking, consuming caffeine, anything. I've never felt healthier in my life, and I haven't even had a hint of depression. Two nights ago for my friends birthday we went to a night club and his friend was telling me about his "pill collection." In my experience, people with a collection usually have some top notch shit.
He pulls out some 206mg Warner Brothers from Holland. My pupils immediately dilated and mouth starting to salivate. Everyone except me was rolling at that point. I said to myself, fuck it, and took 3/4 of the pill. I started feeling it after 45 minutes, and I took the other 1/4. So let me get to my question-
I felt great don't me wrong, I said I love you to everyone, but it wasn't the same. I had pure, incredibly high quality MDMA, but rolling just wasn't the same as it used to be for me. Is that just an after effect of over-consumption of this beautiful drug? It lost its novelty for me quite a while ago, but is there a particular reason why that happens? It's unfortunate. I didn't get the eye wiggles I used to get, none of the heavy (OMFG I CAN'T BELIEVE I'M ALIVE) breathing. The friends I was with consume on a weekend basis and live perfectly normal, depression free, roll-hard lives. This had been happening to me previously, and I thought just taking a long break would fix that, but it didn't. I am beginning to accept that this isn't a part of my life anymore. To have that mediocre of an experience isn't worth the strain that is put on my body.
Can any of my pro's and research geeks help me out with an answer? Thanks guys. PLUR
Been a minute since I posted in the MDMA thread as I kind of took a step back from Ecstasy. I used to consume quite a bit of MDMA, but from all the time I spent on Bluelight and through research I found the best way to consume was no more than once every 3 months or so. I never took more than 300mg per every 3 months. The drug eventually took hold of me, and I found myself rolling after only a weeks rest. This didn't happen that often as I tried the best I could to stay away, but that's when I noticed any time I would roll I had unbelievable depression for months following.
I'm an extremely happy, and stable person, but I couldn't handle being depressed to the point where I had to take off work. That isn't me. E wasn't working for me the same anyway, so I took a long break. 8 months have gone by since I had rolled. I quit smoking weed, drinking, consuming caffeine, anything. I've never felt healthier in my life, and I haven't even had a hint of depression. Two nights ago for my friends birthday we went to a night club and his friend was telling me about his "pill collection." In my experience, people with a collection usually have some top notch shit.
He pulls out some 206mg Warner Brothers from Holland. My pupils immediately dilated and mouth starting to salivate. Everyone except me was rolling at that point. I said to myself, fuck it, and took 3/4 of the pill. I started feeling it after 45 minutes, and I took the other 1/4. So let me get to my question-
I felt great don't me wrong, I said I love you to everyone, but it wasn't the same. I had pure, incredibly high quality MDMA, but rolling just wasn't the same as it used to be for me. Is that just an after effect of over-consumption of this beautiful drug? It lost its novelty for me quite a while ago, but is there a particular reason why that happens? It's unfortunate. I didn't get the eye wiggles I used to get, none of the heavy (OMFG I CAN'T BELIEVE I'M ALIVE) breathing. The friends I was with consume on a weekend basis and live perfectly normal, depression free, roll-hard lives. This had been happening to me previously, and I thought just taking a long break would fix that, but it didn't. I am beginning to accept that this isn't a part of my life anymore. To have that mediocre of an experience isn't worth the strain that is put on my body.
Can any of my pro's and research geeks help me out with an answer? Thanks guys. PLUR