1. Ecstasy
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Like any other drug, ecstasy is used by different people for a variety of different reasons and because the drug has such a wide rang of effects, it can add excitement and fulfillment to almost any activity. Some of the most common activities that ecstasy users engage in and reasons why people take MDMA are as follows: .
1.) Raves. One of the most common setting for the use of Ecstasy is at a rave (a type of dance club). Ravers that are on MDMA are usually able to dance for long periods of times, which is the main reason for attending a rave, and because most Ravers are using MDMA, it creates a sense of acceptance and equality. The use of Ecstasy at raves/dance clubs is the greatest cause of death because Ecstasy affects the body temperature control and dancing for long periods of time in a hot atmosphere increases the risk of users overheating and dehydrating (losing too much body fluid) which can be fatal. .
2.) Self-psychotherapy. Ecstasy is also used by people who wish to spend the "experience" or the high thinking about their personal problems. MDMA is known by many psychotherapists as a very effective way to for people to deal with personal issues and "open up" and effectively discuss their personal issues with others. .
3.) As a replacement for speed. Because Ecstasy is amphetamine, it is also used as a replacement for speed, which is usually used for typical activities that require concentration, motivation, and energy. Some of these activities include, but are not limited to, doing homework, studying, playing video games, dieting, writing, and driving long distances. .
4.) The Effect that it has on your senses. MDMA has the ability to make sensual activates very enjoyable and pleasing. When on MDMA, everyday activities, such as touching, hugging, kissing, sexual activity, eating, drinking, and etc, become intensely pleasurable and unusually fun and enjoyable. .
Like any other drug in the United States, illicit or licit, MDMA has its share of .
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