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No. Ecstasy is not a meth. Ecstasy is different substance with different effects. Ecstasy/MDMA: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDMA Meth: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methamphetamine Ecstasy(MDMA) was like magic for the first time. It certainly should be taken only on special occasions but having molly with your loved one is beautiful experience.
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No. Ecstasy is not a meth. Ecstasy is different substance with different effects. Ecstasy/MDMA: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDMA Meth: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methamphetamine Ecstasy(MDMA) was like magic for the first time. It certainly should be taken only on special occasions but having molly with your loved one is beautiful experience.
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AFAICT, that is correct; why do you think it doesn't? Name-based intuition?
Every reference, paper, etc., I can find of MDMA metabolites does not identify N-methylamphetamine (“methamphetamine”) as a metabolite of MDMA, and every identified metabolite retains the two oxygens of the methylenedioxy unit (whether it retains the whole unit or not) that distinguishes MDMA from methamphetamine.
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No. Ecstasy is not a meth. Ecstasy is different substance with different effects. Ecstasy/MDMA: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDMA Meth: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methamphetamine Ecstasy(MDMA) was like magic for the first time. It certainly should be taken only on special occasions but having molly with your loved one is beautiful experience.
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MDMA breaks down into MDA, HMMA, HMA, DHA, MDP2P, MDOH.
Not sure why you have to insult someone in this discussion?
Re: Ask HN: If you used to be socially awkward and shy, how did you improve?
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#367One thing that helps me is this: whenever I'm in a situation that makes me nervous, I think about even more stressful situations in the past that I went through unscathed. For example, if I get nervous before speaking to a group of 10 people, I would recall events where I managed to present to a larger group of people. I was nervous then, but I "survived" it, no reason to think I wouldn't survive this one either.
Re: Ask HN: If you used to be socially awkward and shy, how did you improve?
#3681) show a genuine interest in other people and ask them questions to learn more about them
2) stop caring how other people perceive you
2) may seem a bit hand wavey here, but it's absolutely crucial that you don't present as desperate to be liked or respected.
At first, you must drop all pretense and learn to listen and ask questions. Answer questions when asked, but be careful not to ramble, and look for segues to get other people talking about the topic.
Once you get more comfortable around other people, you will have a better sense of how to impress them and how to make your own anecdotes more compelling. Humor is a good focus here. But only do this after you are comfortable being a good active listener, since listening is much more important.
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#369As it did for me in similar situation and many of my friends who didn’t stuck with some guru shmucks trying to sell them instant macho bullshit.
Unless it’s a medical diagnosis there’s nothing specific to do about except just fully and responsibly live your life.
I emphasize this again - DONT “PRACTICE”. There is nothing to practice.
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I can't tell if this is sarcastic. Marijuana is both a "schedule 1 controlled substance" (which is a federal classification) and fully legal in 18 states. The term "schedule 1" doesn't say much about danger, which is not to say that there aren't dangerous drugs on the schedule 1 list.
Why are you bringing marijuana into an argument with about meth? What do you think the MA in MDMA stands for