OK, I hear you. You have a diplomatic tone that I appreciate, thanks.

I don't want to ruin MDMA for anyone either, and I acknowledge that plenty of people seem to abuse it. Taking a half gram to a gram in a night is absolutely abusive. In my opinion, mixing it with alcohol or even caffeine, (which there's science to support) dramatically compounds dangers, and it seems to me that warning people about this is a lot more practical than setting exact time tables for use, especially when MDMA is so bizarrely isolated in this respect (I mean, I think it's good to space out all psychedelic experiences; I don't see why MDMA is different).

It's just that I don't think I have any special neurochemistry or anything; I've gotten away with taking a lot of psychedelics because I'm really healthy overall. I had some nasty addictions and habits in my mid-20's, and a friend introduced me to MDMA to help me beat them. It was life-changing, totally got me out of what I was going through, and set me on a psychedelic path. A big part if that has been totally cleaning out my diets of processed foods, quitting coffee, not drinking, etc. In this context I've be able to enjoy lots and lots of MDMA and MDA, and I'd say it's been 95% beneficial for me, and certainly never caused any of these problems that get hyped, like low serotonin-related depression. Exactly the opposite! I don't find it to be a toxic substance at halfway moderate levels, and it seems to me that that's what an honest, de-propagandized, look at the research shows.

That said, I'm not at all recommending that people take it as regularly as I once did; I'm just trying to dispel the myth of extreme toxicity and to assert that it has a very clean, healthy, and really profound effect if used CONSCIOUSLY. The intention of the use, of course the purity of the substance, and not mixing it with truly toxic substances like alcohol is more important than the exact frequency of use, in my opinion. That's all from me- sorry if I sidetracked this thread.