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4-methylaminorex

Sowle

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Hey, would any of you guys be able to help me out with the addiction potential of 4-MAR. It is fairly common around my area and we are in a rather large argument about how addictive it really is. Also any experience anyone has with IVing it would be appreciated.
Thanks
 
I'd say not very considering the dysphoric side effects most encounter.
 
Let's see...
I wouldn't say that 4-MAR is as addictive as meth, but it definitely has addictive potential (from a psychological viewpoint) like all stimulants. One reason I would consider it 'less addictive' than other stims, is because most people find it inferior to them, thus they don't wnat to do it as much.
I also believe that to a certain extent, the very long duration for the 4-MAR high makes it a bit less likely to be abused -- simply cause you won't always need to be chasing the dragon. At leas that is how it is for me.
As for injecting it -- it was a bit of a disappointment...and it left a weird bruise on my fiance's vein (he does not typically bruise) even though the injection itself was painless. Anyway, 4-MAR didn't really seem to be that much better injected than my preferred method of doing it (orally). Maybe I didn't do enough...in any case, I would have gotten higher off eating that amount than I did from injecting it. It's really weird how that works....
 
I believe that it would be very addictive. I know of lots of people who say "you just want more"
Smoking it is the most common administration...and as with anything, smoking is much more addictive than other methods.
So my opinion is that it is very addictive.
 
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