What Is It Like Being High on Ecstasy?

Question by Saraa*: What is it like being high on ecstasy?
My friends want to do it in a few weeks, and I’ve done other drugs before but I’m really not sure whether or not it would be worth it. Especially since I jsut got written up last week for possesion of weed and I really can’t get arrested. I just want to know what it feels like so that even if I decide to not do it, I’ll still understand my friends and not be judgemental towards their decisions.

Thaaanks 🙂

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Answer by dfpersonn1
You WILL feel up each other…just so you know.

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