MyDoorsAreOpen
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Moderators, I'd like to add a poll to this post, at your discretion. Feel free to remove this top part of my post if you decide to add one:
Q: At gatherings you go to where MDMA is widely used, is it customary for strangers to mingle?
A:
1) Yes. I approach others and am likewise approached.
2) Somewhat. Others have approached me, but I often don't feel especially interested in talking to them.
3) Somewhat. I approach others, but they often don't seem especially interested in talking to me.
4) No. Not really any more than social settings that don't involve MDMA.
One of the effects of MDMA that I appreciate the most is the almost magical joy it lends to the natural good feelings one gets from meeting and connecting with new people. I love the fact that at a social event where many people are rolling, the conversations and the bonding I have with others is pure. That's a strong word to use -- what I mean is that it's devoid of any sexual considerations or other vested interests that often taint our choice of whom to befriend in everyday life. It's all about enjoying the music and the setting, and connecting with other people for its own sake.
One of the greatest predictors of a bad roll for me is when I'm at a social occasion unaccompanied, rolling chops, and eager to have some kickass conversations with some new people, and everyone I approach is cold, ESPECIALLY IF THEY'RE ROLLING TOO! I fucking hate this with a burning passion. When this happens, I'll almost always come down prematurely and have a terrible day after. What a waste of brain cells.
There's other drugs I'd rather take that are much more suitable (and IMHO, more enjoyable) alone. If I'm going to a drug-friendly party where I can predict few will have any interest in talking to me, I'd prefer to eat a bagel with cannabutter and just zone out and enjoy the music and visuals in my own head, without nearly the risk of health problems or a bad comedown. In short, if it's not a setting where making new friends is the done thing, I really see no point to taking MDMA.
They don't even have to be "new people" necessarily. I've had a fucking ball rolling at small house parties where I already knew all the people involved, but was still able to enjoy some great conversations and party games, and still came away from it with a nice afterglow.
In all honesty, I can't see myself ever tiring of ecstasy, so long as I never make a habit of using it in situations where social interaction isn't really feasible or likely.
Anybody else hear me on this?
Q: At gatherings you go to where MDMA is widely used, is it customary for strangers to mingle?
A:
1) Yes. I approach others and am likewise approached.
2) Somewhat. Others have approached me, but I often don't feel especially interested in talking to them.
3) Somewhat. I approach others, but they often don't seem especially interested in talking to me.
4) No. Not really any more than social settings that don't involve MDMA.
One of the effects of MDMA that I appreciate the most is the almost magical joy it lends to the natural good feelings one gets from meeting and connecting with new people. I love the fact that at a social event where many people are rolling, the conversations and the bonding I have with others is pure. That's a strong word to use -- what I mean is that it's devoid of any sexual considerations or other vested interests that often taint our choice of whom to befriend in everyday life. It's all about enjoying the music and the setting, and connecting with other people for its own sake.
One of the greatest predictors of a bad roll for me is when I'm at a social occasion unaccompanied, rolling chops, and eager to have some kickass conversations with some new people, and everyone I approach is cold, ESPECIALLY IF THEY'RE ROLLING TOO! I fucking hate this with a burning passion. When this happens, I'll almost always come down prematurely and have a terrible day after. What a waste of brain cells.

There's other drugs I'd rather take that are much more suitable (and IMHO, more enjoyable) alone. If I'm going to a drug-friendly party where I can predict few will have any interest in talking to me, I'd prefer to eat a bagel with cannabutter and just zone out and enjoy the music and visuals in my own head, without nearly the risk of health problems or a bad comedown. In short, if it's not a setting where making new friends is the done thing, I really see no point to taking MDMA.
They don't even have to be "new people" necessarily. I've had a fucking ball rolling at small house parties where I already knew all the people involved, but was still able to enjoy some great conversations and party games, and still came away from it with a nice afterglow.
In all honesty, I can't see myself ever tiring of ecstasy, so long as I never make a habit of using it in situations where social interaction isn't really feasible or likely.
Anybody else hear me on this?