epic11
Bluelighter
Trust me, its out there. I had rolled just like this article says between those years. Its just not true.Has anyone read this article?
First of all, it is a great read and worth reading for education/entertainment.
But, it is also particularly relevant to this conversation. Multiple high-profile individuals comment in the article that real MDMA is no longer available. The article even goes so far as to call modern Molly a knockoff, and implies it is basically riding on the heels of the former ecstasy scene.
The article also does a great job of painting a picture of just how powerful ecstasy was. This was not a drug that made people sit on a couch in a stupor for 3 hours. It changed culture, music, and people. It ignited epiphanies and radical re-evaluations of reality.
The article also points out that,
If anyone can read this and honestly say that what is being circulated today is the same drug as what is being described in this article, then I would be truly surprised. Ecstasy started movements. It changed people. It was a religious experience. I just do not see that happening on a large scale today.
Id say 2015-now is when the meh-dma REALLY started to be seen on a large scale. As im seeing more and more reports of the meh-dma feelings. Theory: The flawed mdma we have now was starting to be mass produced around that time (09-13), but hadnt fully penetrated a majority of the big makers, and therefore the goods were still found more often than not. Flash foward to today the flawed mdma is now the majority in the market, and now we are here asking these questions.
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