Kaden_Nite
Bluelight Crew
@Glubrahnum
Okay, here's an example:
Hamilton Morris comments on reports of this phenomenon:
My take on underwhelming or negative experiences:
Having Indigo accuse me of being 'unscientific' the other day.. That really was like receiving hate mail from Hitler.
Good luck on your quest. Hope you figure it out.
Okay, here's an example:
Here is a report from Shulgin:MDMA has properties that may make it attractive for psychotherapy, although many of its effects are potentially problematic...
Early studies from the 1980s noted that MDMA was an entactogen, engendering feelings of love and warmth. However, negative experiences can also occur with MDMA since it is not selective in the thoughts or emotions it releases. This unpredictability in the psychological material released is similar to another serotonergic drug, LSD...
The release of oxytocin may facilitate psychotherapy, whereas cortisol may increase stress and be counterproductive...
Overall, many issues need to be considered when debating the relative benefits and dangers of using MDMA for psychotherapy.
Shortened for relevance, see the link for full article.
Source:
https://www.researchgate.net/public...ntial_Dangers_of_Using_MDMA_for_Psychotherapy
(with 100 mg) Beforehand, I was aware of a dull, uncaring tiredness that might have reflected too little sleep, and I took a modest level of MDMA to see if it might serve me as a stimulant. I napped for a half hour or so, and woke up definitely not improved. The feeling of insufficient energy and lack of spark that I'd felt before had become something quite strong, and might be characterized as a firm feeling of negativity about everything that had to be done and everything I had been looking forward to. So I set about my several tasks with no pleasure or enjoyment and I hummed a little tune to myself during these activities which had words that went: 'I shouldn't have done that, oh yes, I shouldn't have done that, oh no, I shouldn't have done that; it was a mistake.' Then I would start over again from the beginning. I was stuck in a gray space for quite a while, and there was nothing to do but keep doing what I had to do. After about 6 hours, I could see the whole mental state disintegrating and my pleasant feelings were coming back. But so was my plain, ornery tiredness. MDMA does not work like Dexedrine.
Hamilton Morris comments on reports of this phenomenon:
My take on underwhelming or negative experiences:
As for the chemistry:Empathy is relative. Yes, it can lead to feelings of love and compassion, but there is another side to that spectrum. Some people seem to become very emotionally fragile after taking MDMA. It has the ability to amplify emotions in general, not just the good ones.
I've seen people have negative experiences over simple things like losing car keys or pills, feeling as if they are being judged for being on drugs etc.
MDMA does not emotionally fortify someone from negativity. It is in no way guaranteed to uplift someone from feelings of neutrality.
There is no constant or guarantee that comes with taking MDMA. Even pharmaceutically pure product in controlled environment comes with countless variables.
Expecting that guarantee using street-grade drugs in uncontrolled circumstances.. well, good luck with that.
In conclusion, I don't have this problem. I'm satisfied with the MDMA available today. Believe it or not, all I've done, or tried to do, is add my own perspective which isn't easy here considering the certainty that some people have of some secret compound being sold as MDMA, or whatever it is that people want to believe. My contributions to this thread are obviously pointless.www.ecstasydata.org
Over twenty years of test results. I'm not seeing MehDMA there. Not seeing MagicDMA either.
I understand that Glubra claimed detection of MDPH and 2,3-mdp2p sold as MDMA, but that seems a bit too convenient. I have never seen this documented anywhere else and still haven't.
Having Indigo accuse me of being 'unscientific' the other day.. That really was like receiving hate mail from Hitler.
Good luck on your quest. Hope you figure it out.