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is mindset important with mdma?

Molly is such a great drug. Why do it with an ex, start fresh. You'll feel great
 
i think mindset does matter just not to as high of an extent as psychedelics. One time rolling my girlfriend got into a fight like 20 minutes after popping my pill. I wasn't rolling for the next hour and once we sorted our problems and i became happy i instantly started my roll. Just try to stay positive and you will have a good time.
 
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FUCK YEAH!

Mind set is hella important bro...It can mean the difference between enlightenment and despair during a comedown...

Of course we all gunna feel good while where high on E...but the key is to not feel like shit after...

So if you feel like your life is shitty before you take it, chances are that its going to feel that way afterwards too..

If you take ecstasy when you feel most positive, than when you comedown you are returning to a good state...trust me it makes ALL the difference...

If you have any hesitations about your mindstate and E, I suggest you wait for a bit. When you feel incredible about your mindstate, then you will know its the rite time 2 take it...

Good hunting Bro. Eatin beans and chewin mean.
 
i've come to the conclusion that mdma can make me feel good, but it doesn't make me happy, only i can do that. i've been on lsd and having a terrible time of it, only to rail a big schwack of m and not feel better. my body felt great, the rush was intense, but my mind was still in turmoil. the main difference was that i was unable to stop smiling while i felt my ego get ripped apart. i do think that mindset is key to any good trip, even on ecstacy.
 
Although most people are saying it doesn't, I have to disagree.

I find that if I am anxious or in a bad mood I won't roll nearly as hard/enjoyably. Its when you let go and go with the flow and relax that your roll really kicks into the next gear. Sometimes, worrying about something will block my roll. For example I wasn't feeling the vibes at an event, dropped 2 pills and didn't feel it until I left almost 2 1/2 hrs late and got comfortable with my settings.
 
I dont think mindset is important. As i think MDMA can help a person with their issues/problems with it. Which is an overal benefit to their life despite if you start crying and get emotional.
 
MDMA has been used (successfully) to treat PTSD and depression. This won't come as a surprise to many here. But yes - it pretty much can't faily to make you happy if you're sad. Be careful though - as others have pointed out the next day can be depressing enough at the best of times - if you have major issues then be prepared to hit the wall very hard.

That said, it doesn't sound like the worst break-up I've ever heard of so I wouldn't be too concerned.

On a general point, yes, I think mood does make a difference. I noticed it years ago with alcohol - if I was "in the zone" then even a few drinks would send me flying, whereas if I was pissed off I could drink all night and not get anywhere near a pleasurable state. I've noticed a similar effect with MDMA, but much less pronounced - probably because it's simply such a powerful and predictable substance.
 
Tenshi makes great points.

It is not only important to consider the effects -during- an experience, but also the aftereffects. MDMA might push a person to be in a good mood (an incredible understatement, really) it will be so much greater if the person is already positive/in a good mood. My first experience with rolling actually ended up with me not rolling at all.

I had taken a pill with a friend, and informed another friend because I was so excited that I was finally trying something I'd been so interested in. Turns out, this other friend wasn't excited for me at all. He drove to my house and started arguing and yelling me with me. Kept me from ever getting "up" so I never felt the high because he kept me in a terrible mood, even though my friend who had also taken a pill was rolling face. So, I'd definitely say that mindset has a large effect, too.
 
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