Comment · Wed, November 7, 2012

A friend's analogy of MDMA..

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DAILITH · 119 points

So a few friends and I were smoking the other night when one of them came up with the PERFECT description for the effects of MDMA. She claimed that it gives you the personality of a dog. "Think about it, everything is exciting and captures your full attention, you're ridiculously friendly to the point of cuddling everyone, even those you have only just met, and you're incredibly energetic." I don't know if you guys have ever thought about this before, but I think that this is pretty damn accurate.

EDIT: OK, it seems this idea was much more "perfect" when we were high. I still think it was a very good analogy and I appreciate hearing views from others!

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[deleted] · 49 points

I highly doubt they meant you literally become a dog and downgrade into their intelligence level. Haha. I think you took this post too seriously.

u/MisterYouAreSoDumb

Have you gone to an all ages EDM event lately? Some people literally become dogs, then say it was the MDMA that did it. I actually saw someone dressed as a unicorn writhing on the ground in a cuddle puddle. Pandas, unicorns, dogs, bunnies; these are all things you will literally see. I refuse to even go anymore.

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