I would really appreciate if anyone could respond some specifics regarding the nature of MXE. I'm most interested in whether researching MXE isn likely to instigate feelings of fear and anxiety. Certain chemicals when researched have a high risk of feeling overwhelmed,anxious and downright terrified ((for instance many ppl including myself, find researching hallucinogens like lsd to render the researcher overwhelmed and produce panic and anxiety) whereas other classes of drugs such as opioids and benzos are very unlikely to produce these effects. Certainly there are many who do not particularly care for the effects of opioids or benzos, but few if any find them to be prone to producing panic or anxiety.
I'm wondering where most ppl find MXE to fall in this spectrum. If my research into MXE simply results in discovering that I'm not interested in it or feel it's just not for me, that is fine, but I am concerned over the possibility that it is possible or even likely to create feelings of intense fear of anxiety as a result in research.
from reading experiences I see many ppl assert that MXE creates a feeling of overwhelming comfort and euphoria , not unlike that of opioids- which makes it sound as though at reasonable dosages, the likelihood of having a terrible experience consisting of fear and panic to almost non-existent. But then I have seen reports where researchers find themselves in a dysphoric state of fear and panic. Are experiences such as these most likely due to being irresponsible with extreme dosages, or is it simply that a good number of ppl find the effects of this substance when researched to be intrinsically unpleasant at any dosage because of the nature of the substance and it's propensity to induce feelings of panic and being overwhelmed?
I remain intrigued by this substance and am interested in the comparisons many have made in that creates a warm euphoria reminiscent of opioids.
And most importantly, is there a research dosage you could recommend that would likely produce the warm, comfortable, opioid like effects I have read about in many reports- an amount that is likely to produce the gentle, euphoric effects I described, but low enough to essentially ensure I not enter into a hole that many seem to enjoy, but that I suspect and fear would prove to be too overwhelming and likely to scare the living day lights out of me.
I'm wondering where most ppl find MXE to fall in this spectrum. If my research into MXE simply results in discovering that I'm not interested in it or feel it's just not for me, that is fine, but I am concerned over the possibility that it is possible or even likely to create feelings of intense fear of anxiety as a result in research.
from reading experiences I see many ppl assert that MXE creates a feeling of overwhelming comfort and euphoria , not unlike that of opioids- which makes it sound as though at reasonable dosages, the likelihood of having a terrible experience consisting of fear and panic to almost non-existent. But then I have seen reports where researchers find themselves in a dysphoric state of fear and panic. Are experiences such as these most likely due to being irresponsible with extreme dosages, or is it simply that a good number of ppl find the effects of this substance when researched to be intrinsically unpleasant at any dosage because of the nature of the substance and it's propensity to induce feelings of panic and being overwhelmed?
I remain intrigued by this substance and am interested in the comparisons many have made in that creates a warm euphoria reminiscent of opioids.
And most importantly, is there a research dosage you could recommend that would likely produce the warm, comfortable, opioid like effects I have read about in many reports- an amount that is likely to produce the gentle, euphoric effects I described, but low enough to essentially ensure I not enter into a hole that many seem to enjoy, but that I suspect and fear would prove to be too overwhelming and likely to scare the living day lights out of me.
admiration and respect for this substance...