Ecstasy: The Role Of Sexual Polarity In Women

3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), more commonly known as Ecstasy, is a synthetic amphetamine which causes psychotropic actions as well as entactogenic effects (stimulating the emotions), particularly empathy, euphoria and pleasure (Rietjens et al., 2012). In order to avoid and prevent severe complications as well as a dose-dependent increase in frequency of unfavourable reactions, rapid and effective treatment is needed (Ferigolo et al., 2003). Appropriate medications must be administered to those who present the signs and symptoms of MDMA overdose (Meyer, 2013).

A lean muscular man, the protagonist enters a cave to find things been thrown at him by a beautiful woman with white hair dressed in purple robes. She resides there like the princess of darkness. She seems to be displeased with something but the man is able to convince her and then offers a potion in a test tube. In the next scene we find two men lying on a platform. One alive and the other dead. The protagonist gives the potion to the dead man and offers a knife to the woman to kill the one living. As soon as the woman stabs the living person, the dead comes back to life. In a bout of ecstasy, the woman pounces on the muscular protagonist and they engage in a hot kissing session. In the end, the protagonist offers the woman a sip off his potion

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Katie great job on your discussion post. I have to agree with you, the author was all over the place. I too read this article but felt it was very confusing so I decided not to write my discussion based upon this article. I understand he was talking about the drug Ambien however, he went from comparing it to Ecstasy and LSD then abruptly went to talk about how Eminem and Coldplay use it. Honestly, this is where I lost interest in the article. I also agree that there was no closure. He left me wondering what he was trying to tell us. His thoughts must have been all over the place as it shows in his writing. I found it funny that you thought he might be on something because I too had a similar thought. From his writing, I wondered if he too

Summary: Chapter 20 discusses the ongoing study of Ecstasy and examining the culture in America. This participant-observation study lasted for about 15 months, observing the use of club drugs, and club culture in Florida. The research focuses on the emotional state of individuals who ingest MDMA/Ecstasy, the local market for such drugs, and the dialect of this drug culture. Because of its ability to induce an intense physiologically and psychologically euphoric state without the stigma associated with drugs like crack cocaine or heroin, many feel they can walk away from this drug or take it as needed.

An Aphrodisiac is defined a substance such as foods, drinks, or drugs, that cause or increase sexual desire (Aphrodisiacs, n.d.). This paper will investigate whether aphrodisiacs pose a mental or physical stimulation on the human body. It has been recorded that in multiple points of history, many things were considered aphrodisiac, some of these things include potatoes. Aphrodisiacs have Greek origins, deriving from the Greek word aphryodisiakos meaning sexual gem with aphrodisiac properties, from aphrodisiac heterosexual pleasures form the neuter plural of aphrodisios of Aphrodite; greek goddess of love and fertility (Aphrodisiacs, n.d.). The first aphrodisiac recorded in human history was body odor, and potions were sold in ancient Rome. Aphrodisiacs were considered a threat to chastity after the Roman Empire ended, which prompted the church to outlaw several aphrodisiacs. Western civilizations such as the Incans and Aztecs used aphrodisiacs for reproductive purposes and Asia utilized plants and insects as aphrodisiacs in order to increase their sexual libido. Aphrodisiacs have shown to be dynamic in culture and practices, and also in the utilization within diverse groups of people. Aphrodisiacs remain a topic of study for researches today, as they explore how various senses of the body affect sexual arousal. Asia is believed to be the top consumer of aphrodisiacs, while other countries believe the concept of Aphrodisiacs to be a

Being an adolescent is a pivotal and experimental phase for most people. During these years, people are prone to innumerable forms of stressors in their lives. It is not uncommon for this group to face victimization by parents, peers, and so-called friends during their daily lives. Dealing with common stressors may influence teenagers to participate in strain-relieving activities . . .some of which are not always legal. Underage drinking and illicit drug abuse alone are two expanding problems plaguing teens. More often than not, these two behaviors are done simultaneously. This poses an even greater threat to the mental and physical health of those who decide to engage in substance abuse. On the contrary, support groups exist to aid in minimizing risky teen behavior by offering an alternative social environment. Lowered cigarette use, consumption of alcohol, drug misuse, and an overall healthier state are outcomes of an established support group for LGBT students; the positive impression of these groups implemented in schools is reason enough to acknowledge their importance and also encourage expansion into schools that do not have them (Heck et al., 2014).

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.

Melanie stood alone on the train platform, holding the suitcase she had owned since college. Its dark blue, closely stitched fabric looked bloated, full of hurriedly packed belongings. As the clock on the wall of the train station counted the passing moments, second by second, the suitcase’s stomach seemed to press closer and closer into Melanie, whispering accusingly just one word – the name of her new identity, which she could not yet bear to say aloud.

After Armi and I say our goodbyes to the staff and our friends, we were about to leave out of the agency ASAP since i was getting antsy until i felt a light hand on my shoulder. "Hey Armin. Would you mid if i talked to Eren for a quick sec.?" Annie softly smiles at Armin as Armin stands there with his mouth agape, shocked t how nice Annie was being towards me. "Umm. If Erens okay with it..." Armin gives me a side eye, asking if its okay with me. I quickly make up my mind and wink at him. Armin jst rolls his eyes at me and walks towards the door. "I'll go pul up the car." He states. And with that, Armin walks out of the door with a big smile plastered on his face like a fool. After Armin leaves, i turn around -almost forgetting she was still there- and nervously

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.

When one thinks back to a happy moments of their life, he or she is overcome with a feeling as if they are going to burst. What he felt was ecstasy. Over time, the word ecstasy has been modified, which can be seen through its etymology. Throughout this paper, ecstasy will be defined, explained, and compared to the words that we commonly use today. It will clarify the word by exploring its many meanings throughout history. I have chosen this word because I want to write about a word that displays happiness. I originally chose the word bliss, but I wanted a word that showed more intense emotion. Ecstasy, an overwhelming feeling of great happiness or joyful excitement.

I truly adore the significance of making music which works as an ecstasy since the day I have realized the value of it. The long term determination of keeping my dream goal alive which is to become a successful artist in the music industry and to influence other individuals with it can be strengthened by a quality

This paper looks to discuss and expand on a news article and two other published articles which report on the lack of Federal Drug Administration (FDA) approval for a sildenafil drug or “female Viagra”. The articles remain constant in the description of what this drug would provide for women. However, they differ in describing the reasons why a drug has not been approved so far. For example, Thielen believes that efforts in the past have been rejected because of concerns relating to the possible side-effects that would come with a drug that would treat female sexual dysfunction (Thielen, 2014). Sifferlin also agrees that there must be more Federal Drug Administration (FDA) research before a pill will be widely accepted (Sifferlin, 2014). Also she feels that female sexual dysfunction is more complex than that with male sexual dysfunction because most cases are due to daily life stressors rather than a biological dysfunction (Thielen, 2014). Dvorak disagrees with this entirely and believes that these generalizations made about women and the reasons for their lack of sexual desire having to do with emotions are because of gender stereotypes and rigid, antiquated gender roles (Dvorak, 2014). This paper examines Dvorak’s claims about gender inequality and how it is affecting the lack of options for women when it comes to treating sexual dysfunction

Sex. A lot of people have it, a lot of people want to have it, and it is generally considered a pretty great thing, but why are there so many taboos surrounding sex? Particularly, there seems to be a lot a taboos pertaining to women and their relationship with sex. Society has always been uncomfortable with women expressing their sexuality and often downplays women’s capacities for sexual pleasure. Our literature reflects this. Women in literature do not often express their sexuality openly, or if they do, they are vilified. If the women are not vilified, the book will often be banned (like several of the books we’ve read in class, like Mrs. Warren’s Profession and Chéri). Peggy Orenstein’s article When Did Porn Become Sex Ed? illustrates