Bsiren
Bluelight Crew
My boyfriend has gotten to the point where he feels ne no longer "needs" mdma, and the after effects are outweighing the benefits during...
I haven't.
We've taken breaks and done all that...at this point, he just doesen't want to roll anymore, or for atleast a year or so. Though I still can enjoy rolling, and I'd love to....I will support him and join him in abstinence, as MDMA is a thing we always share together (with a few friends and family members too sometimes).
How are you former rollers doing? What inspires you to continue posting in the forum, and discuss mdma?
As silly as it sounds, I actually do feel passionate about MDMA and I think I will always be "rolling for life"- even if I never touch MDMA again. The clarity and positive outlook it has given me has become a life-long lesson, and I do not think I'll lose that.
I've just noticed a lot of people post on here, but mention that they actually have been MDMA free for over a year...sometimes several.
I guess my fear is that the "craving" will always linger, or just the opposite...I'll forget how wonderful MDMA was.
I think we may culminate our MDMA usage on a camping trip when my dad comes out this summer- me, boyfriend, brother, father all out in the wilderness blasting music around the campfire next to a gorgeous lake, just talking sounds like a great way to end our use. It would also mean a lot to me to experience MDMA with my dad (an experience psychadellic and weed user).
I guess I just want some support and insight.
I haven't.
We've taken breaks and done all that...at this point, he just doesen't want to roll anymore, or for atleast a year or so. Though I still can enjoy rolling, and I'd love to....I will support him and join him in abstinence, as MDMA is a thing we always share together (with a few friends and family members too sometimes).
How are you former rollers doing? What inspires you to continue posting in the forum, and discuss mdma?
As silly as it sounds, I actually do feel passionate about MDMA and I think I will always be "rolling for life"- even if I never touch MDMA again. The clarity and positive outlook it has given me has become a life-long lesson, and I do not think I'll lose that.
I've just noticed a lot of people post on here, but mention that they actually have been MDMA free for over a year...sometimes several.
I guess my fear is that the "craving" will always linger, or just the opposite...I'll forget how wonderful MDMA was.
I think we may culminate our MDMA usage on a camping trip when my dad comes out this summer- me, boyfriend, brother, father all out in the wilderness blasting music around the campfire next to a gorgeous lake, just talking sounds like a great way to end our use. It would also mean a lot to me to experience MDMA with my dad (an experience psychadellic and weed user).
I guess I just want some support and insight.