What Is It Like To Take MDMA With Your Entire Family?

[@ChrisWillx]

Watch the full episode here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jprIdIhvo9-lopo

[@arvinsenglishph2293]

Great! Thanks for guiding. I literally browsing where the full convo until I clicked the link. Me a fan in PH.

[@jurgen951]

The rocking ship analogy is so relatable. I got first hand experience of a rough breakup when I was 3 from my parents, and I swore to never feel that again. Turned 31 a couple of years ago, and came to the realization that; what I felt and supressed as a child, made me put on a mask, avoiding any scenarios that could lead to such painful emotions again. Having had no deep or meaningful relationship and suddenly experienced the pain of love unrequited as I was not able to show my true self, sent me down to the dark corners of the basement where I was hurt as a child. Fast forward through depression and all that comes with it, I now try to welcome pain and the difficulties as it is there growth lies. My new take on life is to welcome all my stumbles and falls. After all, we are taught to get back up and try again.

[@graham_mycooninstagram7731]

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[@ShawnRoggow]

Top notch content. Thanks for being authentic in your interviews. Mad respect.

[@graham_mycooninstagram7731]

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[@TheBillythepoet]

MDMA was originally marketed for couple's therapy. It works. Try it.

[@freestaterevolution]

Wow! I can only imagine how this could really open up some doorways in the heart and soul between family members. My siblings alone could use this- and I'm the oldest sibling, with two younger sisters. I'm also a recovering heroin addict, so they looked up to me, and yet through that experience I almost became the youngest sibling due to how my addiction stunted my growth.

[@JaketheJust]

This is one of the reasons Aldous Huxley said his dystopian in Brave New World would become reality over Orwell’s 1984. People keep getting the soma for the dopamine

[@Reverandfatdave]

Orwell was afraid the tyrants of the future would use violence, Huxley was afraid they wouldn't need to.

[@santosturmio8189]

Aldous Huxley was a great advocate for psychedelics and his work was greatly influenced by mescaline trips He even received LSD intravenously while he was on his death bed.. Maybe you should read Doors of Perception instead of masturbating over brave new world

[@santosturmio8189]

It's funny how some people here say "drug use is for loosers" "no drugs for me" there is a difference between use and abuse and MDMA has a huge potential to treat serious mental disorders such as PTSD and other severe forms of trauma It allows you to connect on a level that just isn't possible sober, you might not want to hear its but that's how it is So if you have any complaints do the research read the studies and then form an opinion It's almost hilarious how we humans tend to form an opinion on things that we don't know enough about Everybody's got an opinion on everything it seems, wise up educate yourselves or keep your biased thoughts to yourself

[@aws96314]

Or maybe treat PTSD by giving those who suffer from it the connections that they need. I've seen Iraqi fighters as young as 13 years old return from fighting ISIS mentally unscathed just because Islamic countries have better social structures. So yes drugs are for losers just like porn or alcohol and attempting to justify their use is even lamer

[@santosturmio8189]

@@aws96314 Why so ignorant? You don't have to like something to admit it has certain definite benefits

[@aws96314]

@@santosturmio8189 Justifying addictions is the truest form of ignorance, there is nothing redeeming about such drugs, but I guess I come from a very different background and wouldn't really understand the appeal of such degeneracy

[@alexguolo5872]

@@aws96314 You tell this young man is already down this path of addiction. My friend used to speak like this before he tried to commit suicide.

[@santosturmio8189]

@@aws96314 How do you explain someone biased that he is indeed biased? I mean you're drawing conclusions between psychedelics (in your mind MDMA = drug = addiction) that's not just way too simple but plain wrong But I get why it's hard to see things for the way they really are with all their positives and negatives. We all have a set of believes that filter our reality (psychology 101 if you're doubting what I'm saying) so in a way I can't expect you to understand what I'm saying because you're involuntarily blind to it

[@MalchikGuy]

"Fun for the whole family" John Candy Summer Rental

[@nateauld]

I think of the vacillation analogy you talk about like a DNA double helix of duality spiraling upward through time. We are constantly in tension with the opposite modality but in a few years we will assume the same position as what we opposed while now opposing a force that stands where we once were, etc.

[@graham_mycooninstagram7731]

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[@FLmetalhead]

I’ve always thought that would be an awesome thing to do.

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

the interviewer dude looks like a mix between chris martin and paul walker

[@Judegiganti]

Genius

[@allaroundthemetaverse-nftg725]

Great topic, I'm very interested in psychedelic therapy. Is there any resources/ channels you recommend?

[@gammasmash1924]

I was powerless. I had to click on this one. Mostly because taking MDMA with my entire family would be madness. Pure madness. I brought a tank of laughing gas to my parent's house for their big Xmas Eve party years ago, and my Mom got *weird* on the gas.

[@TheLadyDelirium]

In what way did she get weird? I'm curious to hear what happened.

[@gammasmash1924]

@@TheLadyDeliriumSure, I'll dust this one off for the therapist 😂. My Mom marveled at how her voice deepened every time she hit a nitrous balloon. Well, once she'd sufficiently lost her mind, she was walking around with a nitrous balloon in her hand. Whenever she approached someone, she would quickly take a hit off the balloon, put her face uncomfortably close to theirs and bellow in a deep voice, "EAT MY P*SSY!" It didn't matter where I was, inside, outside....it didn't matter... I would hear my sweet Mom yelling this out every few minutes.

[@GabrielPinto-cj9it]

Can someone please share the equipment set up Charlie uses in this video interview or a link where he provides it?

[@probablynotanagent5594]

It was awsome but grandma wasn't a fan of the carpet turning into dragons

[@timburdsey]

Wrong drug, mate.

[@TheBillythepoet]

It is in high doses. If you're under 40 you've probably never had the real thing.

[@timburdsey]

@@TheBillythepoet Ha ha! It was only a matter of time before the good old ‘Ecstasy ain’t what it used to be’ trope appeared in this thread. Of course, however, you’re quite correct. 👊🏻

[@andrewwatson5827]

Lord, that is terrifying to have someone experience a break up so instead of grief and growth. We experience altered states. It's drug abuse with a sacred plant. An inversion. It won't end well.

[@idontknowman399]

Not at all. If you weren't equipped to deal with the damage left by a breakup and decided to take a drug that's renowned for its contemplative/psychological healing effects, what is the issue?

[@idontknowman399]

Do you think it is also "terrifying" to get drunk when going through pain you don't know how to deal with? Edit: And that that is also drug abuse?

[@santosturmio8189]

@@idontknowman399 hopefully, otherwise Andrew Watson's take is the most incongruent shit I ever heard :D

[@andrewwatson5827]

@@santosturmio8189 Those seem to be very different drug classes. It is like comparing Lisinopril with Aspirin. It is a rare comparison and contrast. And really it is presented as a gotcha. I think the criticisms are partially correct. There is some upside. But cheating tends to not work. And I see taking tea as cheating. It may have a place but not in casual use. And cheaters tend to fall behind. Because, there isn't the skill difference. If there were great insights and skill creation then I missed that idea.

[@neomacchio4692]

Title isn’t really discussed in the video much.

[@manubishe]

Innovative.

[@mothermovementa]

Wow

[@Sabrina.LC17]

How absolutely terrifying that people are taking mind altering drugs.

[@alexguolo5872]

you can see this young man is already down the path of a serious addict. My friend spoke like this before he commit suicide

[@butch843]

ah. alcohol, caffeine nicotine.

[@idontknowman399]

@@alexguolo5872 If you're judging this conversation to the point that you think there's a similarity strong enough to indicate that this guy is on the path to killing himself, maybe a better understanding of the human condition would suit you better. You're toeing the line of being so ignorant you're dishonouring your friends death.

[@rdizzy1]

I can't even grasp all these weird effects people are getting from psychedelics in general, I've taken tons of these chemicals, many, many times and in various doses over the past 20 years (LSD, DMT, salvia extract, psilocybin, MDMA, mescaline, ketamine, muscimol) and have never had any of these "metaphysical" or "spiritual" or any inner thoughts like all these random people describe, simply various physical changes and hallucinations (not straight up hallucinations, other than salvia extract, but just perceived alterations to real objects or environments), all completely and utterly physical with nothing attached, no emotion involved. Maybe it is because I am autistic, who knows, but I can never understand how tons of people describe these experiences. And out of all of these I actually enjoyed high dose salvia extract the best, was similar to a roller coaster ride, did it many times (somewhere over 100 times within a 2 week period)

[@santosturmio8189]

That's very atypical But you said it yourself it's probably cause you're autistic Also Salvia would probably be one of the most terrifying drug induced experiences out of all those you mentioned above

[@graham_mycooninstagram7731]

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[@illgottengains1314]

Just no

[@mattanderson6672]

Ha ha

[@BigBenn2014]

Drug use is childish. I fail to see the need or appeal. Users are losers.

[@camerontheboy]

Imagine thinking this way. You are truly the child here.

[@santosturmio8189]

There is a difference between drug use as in what you're referring to and psychedelics

[@szkoclaw]

There is use and there is abuse. You have no clue whatsoever.

[@adamjosiah123]

I feel sorry for you.

[@camerontheboy]

@@szkoclaw Abuse isn’t childish either. It’s just a mental health issue and life is tough. The original commenter is a patronizing douchebag who probably drinks alcohol and uses coffee without realizing what a hypocrite he is.

[@timburdsey]

What a waste of good drugs.

[@raversparadise]

🤣😂🤣 I agree

[@jackryan2135]

MDMA will just make you start talking nonsense.

[@freebornaiden7666]

Did MDMA make you post that comment then?