What makes you feel guilty after rolling?
This drug will show you how many social inhibitions you really have once they are gone. If your feeling guilt about something its because you have been conditioned into some morals that might go against what this drug is about.
Talk with people, be close to your friends, it feels nice to know you can let your friends into your "bubble", personal space kind of goes away.
If you don't have a girlfriend, find out if a friend that is a girl would like to cuddle, even it is platonic.
A friend of mine lets me be close to his girlfriend while rolling, he is always up and running around and the party and she likes to chill. He would rather her be close enough to a good friend than have a bunch of guys trying to be all over her if she were alone, he understands that i have no intention of ever going after her. I respect him more than that. But that isn't to say my mouth hasn't been on various parts of her while rolling, all of it was with his consent though. She has only taken methylone though, I am not going to be physically close to her when she is on MDMA because methylone lacks the oxytocin push that causes you to fall for people, and MDMA will generally make your brain associate the person rubbing your back and scratching your head as someone you love. Association between pleasure and the individual providing it with lots of hormones flooding your brain, and i wish only the best of things for them. I might one day just give them both some and tell them to eat it along together and that it will probably be the best thing that has ever happened to their relationship.
Be open and honest with your friends, if they are actually your friends they won't give a fuck how strange you are. I am one of those people that comes over as far more normal than i actually am at first, i am also very honest with people.
We will jump in the hot tub and have a casual conversation about sex. Its such an everyday part of life for most of us, even if we aren't having it, we would like to be, and for such an everyday part of life, no one ever just openly talks about it.