Ecstasy: A Short Story

Ecstasy And The Rave Culture Society today is at its most technologically advanced state with very modernized ways of living, and no doubt these technological advances will continue to grow. As a result drugs and chemicals are far more readily available than ever before in history, especially those of illegal drugs (J.Davies & N.Coggans (1991) P.6). This has led to an increase in recreational drug use (drug taking for pleasure). This clearly has implications for health issues as drugs don't only create physical health issues but can cause emotional problems, tension, destruction of families, financial difficulties, no-go areas of crime and so on, these alone can become health problems as stress

Everyone has his or her own opinion about drugs. Recreational drug use is using an illegal drug to get high. Instrumental use can be described when a person uses the same drug to achieve an effect to complete a task. Society has had many different views about drugs, and has changed its view many times throughout history. Today, we are facing a war on drugs, drug cartels, drug abuse, prison overcrowding and many others. All these have roots with drugs. There are always two sides to every story, and I will show that the use of amphetamines is both recreational and instrumental, and using it prescribed, recreationally or instrumental can have less desired effects according to research. Everyone has a choice when it comes to drugs in the

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?”

When listening to The Beatles discography, it is essentially impossible for anyone to deny that their music had changed drastically, both instrumentally and lyrically, around the year 1966. The albums such as Please Please Me, With The Beatles, and A Hard Day’s Night which were responsible for the phenomenon of Beatlemania were a stark contrast from the albums that they would release in the twilight of their career: Revolver, Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Heart’s Club Band, The Beatles, and Abbey Road. The latter albums engaged in much more philosophical topics, featured far more complex instrumentation, and were made complete with far more sophisticated lyrics. However, the question to be asked is: What exactly prompted this drastic change in sound and meaning? While it is easy to believe that it was simply a natural maturation in songwriting, many, including The Beatles themselves, attribute this evolution to their use of LSD. LSD was the psychedelic drug of choice in the 1960’s, known for it’s mind-altering effects that could impose life-changing thoughts and feelings upon its users. When listening to The Beatles music from before and after their LSD usage, it is very apparent that it had a major impact on the evolution of their music.

Anora buried her face in her hands and felt her eyes tear up, she couldn’t… she couldn’t justify it. Every decision she’s made up until this point had been done for the greater good – but this? It was a selfish act. “You have to do it, Anora, no one else can,” she murmured before looking up again, she straightened out her shoulders and clenched her jaw. She blinked away the dampness of her eyes and cleared her throat, one more time.

Raves and nightclub scenes may seem wild and fun on television and movies. Probably you see people taking drugs in those raves and nightclubs. Typically what goes on in the those wild parties are happening right now in a realistic setting. Those drugs you see people take in wild parties are ecstasy. Ecstasy/MDMA or “Molly” is a commonly used stimulant synthetic hallucinogen drug. The drug causes an increased in energy, euphoric rush, tightening of muscles, especially jaw, dilated pupils, visual distortions, nausea or vomiting, strong pulse, increased temperature, confusion and panic. MDMA comes in variety of forms as the following: capsule, powder, tablet, liquid. Also the drug can be taken either by orally or snorted. The drug is usually taken

Dynamo was a scary first grader. His fear of standing in front of his peers, for his oral spelling test, caused him a great big problem in his classroom.

The psychoactive drug MDMA, or “ecstasy” as it is commonly known, is illegal in most countries under an agreement with the United Nations. In America it is classified as a Schedule I illicit drug, while in the UK it is considered a Class-A drug. In both countries there are heavy penalties in place for the possession or supply of the drug. However, recently there has been some interest from the scientific community about the use of ecstasy for certain types of medical treatments.

Ecstasy is a pill formed drug that stimulates the brain to release stress and also to get high. Eecstasy pills contain different drugs such as methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), they can also be a mix of amphetamine, paramethoxyamphetamine (PMA), ketamine, NBOMe, methylene or other substances. people usually tend to take it at hardcore parties. (Google, {2015})

Every passing hour made it feel as if time was slowing down. The host of me felt motionless when my eyes set on the watch on the wall. The clock ticked. Five past. Twenty past. Time was endless; it felt as though it was never going to end.

“You’re in tears? Forgive me, my love,” she kissed my wet cheeks. “But I can't stay here any longer.”

Ecstasy is an illegal, schedule I drug that acts as a stimulant and a psychedelic. Chemically ecstasy is 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine or MDMA for short. There are also many street names for ecstasy. Molly, X, and E are just a few of the names used. The drug was originally synthesized in Germany and used for suppressing appetite. Then in the 70’s it was used in the United States as a part of psychotherapy until the 80’s when it was labeled as a schedule I drug by the Drug Enforcement Administration. In the 90’s ecstasy became a popular recreational drug commonly used at parties and raves. Often ecstasy is taken with other drugs and alcohol that can amplify effects.

Ivan's summer took a turn for the worst when he was faced with a devastating ant infestation that almost drove him out of his own home.It all began one day when he was enjoying a cup of tea when he spotted a tiny dot crawling across the room. "I don't know what caused it, but they just started appearing everywhere," he said. Ivan would find squirming ants in the kitchen, the bathroom, and mostly everywhere in his house. He once found ants marching into his refrigerator before killing them mercilessly to prevent them from conquering his precious food stash. The worst instance was when he spotted a few of the small devils in the cup where he keeps his toothbrush. "I constantly find dead ants in our plates and clothes, and it's not fun cleaning

I think Tracy will still get jealous as long as she gets the cool stuff like her friends are getting. Tracy got jealous because her friends bike was way better then what Tracy could've gotten. Tracy decided to make her own money by taking her neighbors pets out for a walk, and watering plants. A few days later, She counted the money she made and wasn't close enough to earn the bike she wanted like her best friend that came with a silver bell, sparkling pink spokes that made a loud whir sound.

Ecstasy is a psychoactive drug that is used as a recreational drug. It is normally classed as a club drug. Ecstasy was created in 1912 in order to improve psychotherapy. It became popular as a street drug in the 1980s, and is now associated with dance parties, raves, and electronic dance music. The key to understanding ecstasy is knowing the forms of it, the dangers of it, and how to avoid it.