Rolling Consecutively

[frontbluntt]

Without thinking of the damage to the brain and the stupidity of it, why in the world are some people able to roll over and over with a day in between or none at all and some people can't roll without like three to four days in between?

 

[Bsiren]

I think personal chemistry has some effect on how much abuse an individuals body can incur, I've had friends that had horrible effects from just rolling every 2 weeks a couple times, and I've had friends who rolled 3-4x a week for months until they've crashed- ultimately, the smart thing to do is to not push it and find out where your breaking point is, because it can be pretty horrific. I've met a few people who have serotonin syndrome as a result, not fun.

 

[Legerity]

Yeah there can only be general guidelines but everybody reacts differently to the substances that they consume. Not only the physical side effects but also the "high" itself can vary from person to person. When I smoke weed I take a few small hits and I'm off to the moon, whereas everybody around me is smoking joint after joint and just feeling "relaxed".

That said, most people do not seem to handle heroic doses of MDMA on a very frequent basis.

 

[Bearlove]

I also think that a lot of people simply mistake being one E as rolling - yes you can pop two or three days in a row but your not going to feel the same way as day one.

Rolling is mainly an American term so Im asking - do you consider every time you pop a pill that your rolling OR is rolling the feeling that you get if you have taken a break and then dropped so getting the full effect?

 

[mollycoddled]

I dont know about regional slang but around here and everywhere else I've been in the US rolling means that you injested ecstacy and you are not sober because of the ecstacy you had. I kinda see what you mean by 'the full effect' but around here no matter how much youre feeling it youre still rolling, maybe just not that hard.

 

[extae2]

I think it's because sometimes some people just don't want it to end.