Hello!
I've been having this problem since the second time I did ecstasy.
The first tab on my first try was just awesome. But after I took the second tab that night, I started feeling very sleepy. Almost experiencing what people with narcolepsy experience.
I became very tired and tried to sit and relax, but every time I blinked, different people would be sitting next to me. That felt really scary until I realized that every time I blinked I felt asleep for 5-10 minutes.
Anyway, the exhaustion is probably a thing to be expected on your first time, but that was just a beginning of the problem...
I don't really remember my second time, or the third time. The only thing I know is that from that first try it just started getting worse and worse.
Mind that I was taking 3-4 month breaks after each time.
It all came up to a point at which if I take it now, I would feel a lot anxiety, be lost, feel tired and exhausted.
Sometimes I would have ghostly visuals, especially in the dark. The visuals don't scary me, but I assume, it is not a common effect of ecstasy or mdma alone.
I also experience sound hallucinations sometimes. I think I get very paranoid too, thinking some stuff that can never happen.
That shit happened to me even when I was home alone and in safety. Although, that time I really must've taken too much accidently, as "my" side effects were the most intense of all times.
By the way, same thing happens when I try pure mdma.
No, I never tested tested my stuff, but my friends always felt completely fine on the same tabs, even though they tend to take way more dose.
I've read quite a lot of articles while trying to figure out the source of the problem, but never could I find the same symptoms listed anywhere.
Too much water and the absence of salt, is what I am suspecting right now, but I still can't test it. The last time I took ecstasy or mdma was almost a year ago.
I think it also worth noting that similar anxiety effect sometimes is also there when I smoke weed. Though, I learned to overcome it, it still feels like those two may be related effects.
I've been having this problem since the second time I did ecstasy.
The first tab on my first try was just awesome. But after I took the second tab that night, I started feeling very sleepy. Almost experiencing what people with narcolepsy experience.
I became very tired and tried to sit and relax, but every time I blinked, different people would be sitting next to me. That felt really scary until I realized that every time I blinked I felt asleep for 5-10 minutes.
Anyway, the exhaustion is probably a thing to be expected on your first time, but that was just a beginning of the problem...
I don't really remember my second time, or the third time. The only thing I know is that from that first try it just started getting worse and worse.
Mind that I was taking 3-4 month breaks after each time.
It all came up to a point at which if I take it now, I would feel a lot anxiety, be lost, feel tired and exhausted.
Sometimes I would have ghostly visuals, especially in the dark. The visuals don't scary me, but I assume, it is not a common effect of ecstasy or mdma alone.
I also experience sound hallucinations sometimes. I think I get very paranoid too, thinking some stuff that can never happen.
That shit happened to me even when I was home alone and in safety. Although, that time I really must've taken too much accidently, as "my" side effects were the most intense of all times.
By the way, same thing happens when I try pure mdma.
No, I never tested tested my stuff, but my friends always felt completely fine on the same tabs, even though they tend to take way more dose.
I've read quite a lot of articles while trying to figure out the source of the problem, but never could I find the same symptoms listed anywhere.
Too much water and the absence of salt, is what I am suspecting right now, but I still can't test it. The last time I took ecstasy or mdma was almost a year ago.
I think it also worth noting that similar anxiety effect sometimes is also there when I smoke weed. Though, I learned to overcome it, it still feels like those two may be related effects.
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