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Interesting. SWIM always felt that MDMA(Dosed correctly) gives many of the same effects as Alcohol. It does take a long time to learn how to control MDMA and i
by Galaxeblaffer 11y ago
Interesting. SWIM always felt that MDMA(Dosed correctly) gives many of the same effects as Alcohol.
It does take a long time to learn how to control MDMA and i think that it's mostly because of the intense Oxytocin overload which can make people do weird shit like taking of all their clothes, touching and feeling others inappropriately, trusting people they shouldn't etc. But once you know your dose SWIM think it's a great alternative to alcohol. At least for SWIM, it has many of the same desirable effects, that alcohol does, and i think that a large part of that, is the Oxytocin
If you think about it, it's kind of the same with alcohol. For me at least, it took a looong time to control, and to this day i still can't control it though that's mainly because of culture on social norms where we encourage and pace each other to get gobsmacked drunk. And lets be honest, alcohol makes us do weird shit too..
This article shines some light on SWIM's experience, and i can only nod while reading through the article.. And maybe, just maybe SWIM could try clean Oxytocin sometime in the future.
- brotoss 11y ago>SWIM sigh this term is so moronic
- planfaster 11y agoIt brings back memories... of when someone told me about seeing it on a forum I've never been to.
- Galaxeblaffer 11y agoYes it is sir.. And so are the laws put in place to control psycho active substances
- oldmanjay 11y agoNothing about disavowing your own opinions makes them compelling to me.
- therealidiot 11y agoI feel silly asking, but what does it mean?
- tonyarkles 11y agoSomeone Who Isn't Me. Common term on drug-related forums. Typically because forums don't want people talking about their own drug use, presumably for liability reasons.
- jarin 11y agoBecause I'm sure it would hold up in court. "Your honor, my client was clearly talking about someone who isn't them." "CASE DISMISSED." cheers erupt around the courtroom
- Retric 11y agoI suspect it's less about what would hold up in court vs. allowing people who would otherwise feel the need to act a fig leaf to look the other way. Sort of like phrasing an interview question like this: "First let me say we don't do drugs tests AND it does not look like your doing drugs right this second. Now, with that in mind are you currently... " "By currently you mean right this second?" "Yes" "Well then no." Sure, both sides knew the correct answer to that question, but the desired box was checked.
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