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Did Ecstasy change your life? MERGED

Has MDMA been beneficial in your life?

  • Yes

    Votes: 105 74.5%

  • No

    Votes: 22 15.6%

  • Other

    Votes: 14 9.9%
  • Total voters
    141
It changed my life. I posted a big response in the "Has Ecstasy Changed Your Life?" thread.

There's tons of good responses similar to what you're looking for in there.
 
Yes and no?
stumbling on mdma set me down a path that I know I wouldn't have traveled had I not.
Whether that is good or bad has yet to be determined.
 
Yup, would change the age I tried it at.

Other then that, I am happy to experience such greatness.
 
royksopp said:
me, i think trying mdma was unavoidable. Ive been into electronic music since I was in 7th grade and the rave culture seemed to follow that music so by the time I was 20. I finally was able to try ecstasy. I never knew such another side of the world existed. Kalopsia.

I wouldnt change a thing.
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Man tell me about that shit! I discovered the psy-trance/electronic/ambient stuff long before I ever tripped or rolled, or even smoked pot, hell, I did not drink alcohol until graduation night of high school. I would jam that shit on my car stereo, out of my group, I was the one on the outside edges of the music scene, peering in, always did my own thing and was confident and willing to blend in with basically any color/class click. I was always willing to try something first and report to the others before they tried it, I was a researching fool to try and get an idea of what I was getting myself into.

When I combined my music of choice with hallucinogens and other things....it was like finding a whole new world.
 
I never had any pills that were worth the money I paid for them. Granted, I only did it 3 times.
 
capital said:
I never had any pills that were worth the money I paid for them. Granted, I only did it 3 times.
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There are so much trash pills out there in lots of places, it's actually hard to get the real deal sometimes. You got to get a trusted source and test those babies.....
 
Ecstasy is one of the very few drugs that most people don't ever regret trying (unless they abuse and not just use and end up e-tarded).
 
Ecstasy just makes me feel REALLY REALLY good for 2 hours - then followed by sleep a few hours after that. But it is an amazing experience thats for sure. 8o
 
I'm so glad I used E, but I am not so happy about getting too carried away with it.
 
I'd never go back and lose my memories.

But after we took pill abuse to extremes.. I wish i could take that part back
 
Bavanai said:
Ecstasy is one of the very few drugs that most people don't ever regret trying (unless they abuse and not just use and end up e-tarded).
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Absoloutly.... good words
I wouldnt change a thing. Its' the greatest moment of my life when the MDMA hits me.:D
 
I definitely would still have tried it..

I met tons of different kinds of people (mostly bad, a few okay) and experienced something that not everyone has been through (which I think is pretty awesome)...it really opened my eyes a LOT in the past year. I'm more aware of who I am and the people around me and I matured...I don't think the E itself changed me like that, but I know it certainly pushed me to where I am now...and I don't regret it AT ALL because I'm trying to imagine what kind of person I would be if I hadn't taken ecstasy...and my brain just can't comprehend it! :D


vancbc said:
I'm so glad I used E, but I am not so happy about getting too carried away with it.
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Unfortunately, this is true for me too, but I don't think I would change anything (well, maybe a little bit hehe). I decided I should take the good experiences with the bad, and just learn from the bad :)
 
1st time

From the one rolling experience I had I can say that my life did not change. However, it was a very positive experience and I look forward to having another. I feel like knowing how much I enjoyed myself that night I would be very sad if I never gave it a chance.
 
yes it changed my life...gave me more confidence even after come down......made me believe in myself and my potential for better things....also met my wife best thing ever to happen to me
 
Ecstasy has definitely changed my life, however it did not give me a "positive" outlook on life. I had a fairly bad abuse period and during the end of and afterwards my body and mind would not function the same. It also for some reason gave me the perspective that lots of hard drugs are not as bad. Could possibly just have been the people that I did it and hung around with, but thats just my experience.
 
It's changed my life twice- my grandmother is borrowing Ecstasy: The Complete Guide from me because those nights had such a profound impact on my life that I had to share them with her.
 
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