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E and socilization (please read before moving)!!

the thing i hate about e is that when your rolling and you meet some total dumbass, you still feel a *connection* with that person and can end up proffessing some cosmic love for them. yes e is euphoric, but that sense of love for everyone is fake. at least on heroin, i never have feelings for anyone that aren't there when i am not on the drug. as a result of the h, any semi-euphoric feelings i originally had are a lot stronger.
 
I find, at least in the short term, IV coke and opiates are more euphoric than mdma. however, by short term, I mean VERY short term, as in the rush itself. mdma can be almost that euphoric throughout the high.
the couple of times i rolled alone, it was almost as good as rolling in a crowd of people, but it was a different experience altogether. I found it was a lot harder to stay in a good mood, almost like i feel when tripping. you just need something to keep your attention. you dont need that extra help with other drugs.
in my opinion, and this is in response to the addictiveness of heroin in fairnymphs relpy, mdma is MUCH more addictive to the majority of people who use it than opiates. it takes a socially inept person and turns them into someone who can havea good time in public, which is a way bigger attraction than being able to sit in your room and have fun all by yourself.
 
Yes fairnymph I agree the populations on BL certainly arent going to be representitive. I really regret having included that in my post at all.
So in short from the replies I have gotten it seems that while MDMA can be euphoric alone it is dependent on set and setting like the other psychedelics, i.e. you can be rolling really hard and not be enjoying it.
This suggests that the connection between the neurochemical changes in your brain by MDMA, like with LSD, and the euphoric/rewarding properties of the drug is not direct but rather mediated through the liking the alterations produced by the drug. In other words we cannot extrapolate that the neurochemical changes observed in labratory animals under the influence of MDMA are closely related to the neurochemical basis of euphoria.
Thanks to the people who answered that was what I wanted to know.
 
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