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MDA and depersonalization

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I've heard about a number of people experiencing feelings of depersonalization/derealization after taking ecstasy or weed. it's happened to me after smoking a lot of weed in the past, but it hasn't happened to me from taking e. does anyone know if MDA, not MDMA, can cause these feelings? I know it's supposed to be headier than MDMA, so I'm wondering if it has the potential to make you feel "out of it" for days afterwards...
 
I feel super copiloty for upwards of days to weeks after I smoke pot or drop MDMA.


Pot is more of a hangover copilot though. I get headaches and feel faraway and detached. MDMA just makes me feel tired and out of it, and far away.
 
anything of the mdma family can cause it. I went through a period of about 4-6 weeks with really bad depersonalization for the first time, and I only rolled 3 times this summer. That was a sign that it's time for a good break, went away after a while but it's such a weird feeling. I totally know what your going through, just exercise and eat healthy man you will be better soon
 
dude mda is way more potent than mdma and worse than mdma for what you speak of.
 
I think any drug has that potential if abused heavily
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I don't overuse at ALL. Part of why I don't smoke weed is that it makes me feel like that every time.
 
depersonalization/derealization = two completely different experiences ?

MDA certainly causes derealization (why else would we take it?) but depersonalization I would say no at normal doses. I do think that most drugs have the capacity to cause depersonalization if enough of the substance is consumed.

At what point do 'you' consider depersonalization with ego death?
 
I went through depersonalization for 3 months this year even though my usage was at least 1-2 months between before hand. I never want to go through that again so im taking at least 4 month breaks now. I'm on month 5 :D and I feel normal and like myself again.
 
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