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Comment · Thu, October 10, 2013

So my mum tried my MXE

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throwaymexxy · 124 points

My mum has depression, and I told her MXE was a fairly potent antidepressant to my knowledge. Yesterday she asked me for a dose and now she's next to me, she was surprised by how potent it was.

She's having a good time, I've made her aware it's not going to be a quick fix for anything but for now she's enjoying the relief. I did make sure I had explicit consent from her. I'm not too sure why I let her do it but I am curious about whether the 'afterglow' will help her.

I'll update this post with any results. She has used some drugs in the past, to my knowledge: MDMA, Amphetamine paste, weed and some unknown hallucinogen.

Update: Now she is coming down she feels that it wasn't on the level she'd hoped but it was by no means a bad experience at all. I just think she had different expectations of what it would be like and wasn't aware of what the high would be like. She seems quite content and happy right now though.

Update 2: She says she still feels happy and slightly under the influence and that it was pleasurable. She says she feels a bit more relaxed and mellow than before she took it.

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Borax · 11 points

MXE does have SRI activity and therefore there must be some interaction. Whether it is important is unclear.

The SRI activity my be an important part of its role as an antidepressant.

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