Im Addicted to Ecstasy?
Question by emilo: Im addicted to ecstasy?
Over the passed 4-5 months ive consumed a total amount of 250 -300 pills. Ive lost 40lbs, major anxiety depression, and i cant know what to do about this. I cannot stop with these pills but i dont want to go to rehab. Theres so much access to it where i am that i cant avoid it anymore.
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Answer by McLovin
You ought to preplan your funeral services while you still possess some mental faculties then. Ecstasy makes you stupid. I literally makes holes in your brain. In addition to the fact that while you are using, you must remain hydrated or you will cook your brain because EX screws with the mechanism that regulates your body temperature. So, like I said earlier, hook up with a local funeral parlor and express your wishes and pay up front. Also, contact your pastor/minister/priest and get them to start offering your loved ones counseling now so they are not too devastated when the call comes that your wasted life finally came to an end in a gutter/Dumpster/or crack house. You are about to give your friends and family a front row seat to observe your frustratingly slow slide into the cold arms of death. But, its your life, enjoy the ride.
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