Ecstasy: A Narrative Fiction

As stated in (McCaughan (2004)"Ecstasy was first developed in 1914 as a weight loss aid, it was never marketed for that purpose. In 1970 the drug began to get some popularity among clinical psychologist as an aid to psychotherapy and marriage counseling in the United States". More than a decade later, DEA placed the MDMA drug into the list of schedule drugs, however the popularity of the drug gained attention among the youth subcultures. The way that this drug is distributed throughout the public is in pill form; they vary from color and designs, an example would be superman symbol, different cartoon characters, etc.; as color goes, it varies from white, blue, pink, etc.. This drugs has also gained attention in recent Hollywood Movies like Bad Boys 2, when of

A thud on the ground, a crash in the grass. I pick up my rifle and continue on. No matter how many times I pick it up, it falls eventually. I don’t blame it I blame me, I know I have to get this toss, I just don’t know how. Everyone has to toss that toss, My coach wouldn’t give me something that I couldn’t handle, right?

Hands trembling, heartbeat throbbing in my ears, I stood in front of the class and opened my mouth to speak. All that came out was a shaky breath. Oh no, I thought, this is not really happening. I looked up at my audience and felt my cheeks flush. “Umm… May I have the line, please?”

The most important “brain discovery” for me was #2. #2 was talking about some drugs may be the next step to curing mental health issues. At my freshman year, I had to research about drugs in my health class. I researched about Ecstasy, which is similar to LSD and MDMA. Ecstasy(and MDMA) was used medically at 1914 and the 1970s, but since it was too dangerous to use drugs, medical use was banned in 1985. What I found interesting about this topic which is also my biggest takeaway, is that drugs might come back to medical usage. The article has a quote saying, “The studies are showing big effects,”(Dr. Matthew Johnson) which I would agree with because it was used in the 1900s and it worked! Another quote saying, “The exciting thing isn’t just

methamphetamine), also known as ecstasy or “Molly,” is a psychoactive drug that is similar to both the stimulant drug amphetamine and the hallucinogen mescaline. Those taking the drug typically experience feelings of increased energy, euphoria, emotional warmth and empathy. However, there can also be negative side effects to its use, including confusion, depression, insomnia, and anxiety. Additionally, heavy users also experience confusion, memory loss, and problems with attention. It is unknown whether or not the drug is addictive, but some experiments have shown that some users report symptoms of dependence, tolerance, and withdrawal. (Volkow, 2013)

An immense pressure bore in her head as she slowly awoke from her midday slumber, her daydreams slowly fading away from her mind. Reality sunk in, and she found herself awake. Dim light shone through the windows and it pierced her eyes, worse than a thousand needles ever could. Her mental screams sounded that of countless condemned souls, shrieking for life

She finally found the red door she was looking for and ran towards it. As soon as she went through it, she found herself in a narrow corridor. She kept running and entered the last door on the left. The suitcase she was carrying swung alongside her. The person chasing her sprinted as hard as she could, but couldn't reach her yet. After entering the door on the left, she found stairs and went up. The silver-haired pursuer realized the stairs went to the rooftop and the girl with the suitcase was there. Realizing she was cornered, since the other buildings were too far away to jump, she started the fight.

The thoughts associated with Ecstasy and Aspirin couldn’t be more different. Ecstasy brings to mind images of neon lights and reckless ravers. Aspirin is associated with middle-aged adults wanting to prevent a heart attack. These two drugs affect the body in very different ways. Learning about each drug is important so that you can make healthy, responsible decisions.

Jen flinched as hot cum streamed across her face, thick globs striking her lips and cheeks. Clinging in think ropes down her chin. One of many humiliations this night. Still, humiliation was the least of her worries.

I could feel my heart beating, my stomach unsteady with the feeling of anacondas slithering in my stomach, my palms sweaty and the feeling of being light headed. These all seem as symptoms of a severe sickness. So I thought. Maybe I was having a allergic reaction to him as it only happened when he was close to me. My heart ready to rupture and the feeling in my stomach being almost crippling. I was allergic to him, I had to be.

Hector along with his mother has a small fruit and vegetable stand at the farmers’ market. We had already passed by when I heard him say,

“Drugs take you to hell disguised as heaven,” said Donald Lynn Frost. Drugs like weed, ecstasy, cocaine, and more are constantly being abused today. Although people made some drugs with good intentions, pills like ecstasy, causes more harm to people than they know. Ecstasy was first synthesized by a German chemist named Anton Kollisch when he tried to form hydrastisin, an antihemorrhagic substance. However, instead of forming something that helps patients, he created a drug that kills people both mentally and physically. Ecstasy does not only bring deaths to people, but it also ruins families and people emotionally.

As all of this was happening, my wife seemed to be having the time of her life. Her face exhibited perfectly what she was experiencing, as her mouth went from a look of pure ecstasy when her boobs were being sucked (it’s the most sensitive region of her body), to an "O" shape as she moaned with Leo’s enormous cock in her mouth. All this excitement was good enough to get me charged up as well. I pulled out my own cock and began jerking, careful to keep myself out of their visibility.

Francesca, Alfonso, and Stefan made some last minute preparations to their testimony while waiting for Surina in the portico. Nevertheless, they had little enthusiasm for the grim proceedings. As soon as Surina joined them, they reluctantly followed a steady stream of Gnaritusonians to a door marked with an Amphitheater sign. The amphitheater usually hosted the town hall meetings but served today as a makeshift courtroom with enough seats for a thousand spectators. Surprisingly, only the four seats in the front row remained vacant. The audience spoke in hushed whispers, staring in eager anticipation at a giant black screen dominating the wall directly in front of them. Francesca led the way down the gently sloping stairs, past the semicircular

We’re in Paris, eating dinner in a nice restaurant, and my father is telling a story. “So,” he says, “I found this brown something-or-other in my suitcase, and I started chewing on it, thinking that maybe it was part of a cookie.”