The title of this song heard at rave parties includes a synthesized voice that seems to say: "without E, I would die!"
E has the reputation of being the drug of rave parties. But, it's just as common in after hour's clubs where the clientele is pre-drinking age, and the energy levels are bursting on the dance floor. 
"The really disturbing thing about this is that the kids who are using E are the brightest and the best" according to Sandra Pupatello, Deputy Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party who attended a rave as part of her research on the drug. "These are kids who wouldn't do other drugs, but think Ecstasy is harmless." Most users pick up on E to give them more energy to dance all night, or are pressured into it by peers or pushers who give them free samples. 
A pusher will ask: "Are you rolling?" to a raver. If the answer is: "No", then a free sample is offered. Ecstasy is so addictive that even a single use may be enough to start an addiction.

Sadly, not enough is said about the dangers of Ecstasy and other amphetamines. Recent studies have shown that as little as one dose of MDMA can do some level of permanent brain damage. Those who have used it repeatedly destroy their seratonin producing functions, which can lead to clinical depression, learning disabilities, loss of memory and many other problems. Ecstasy should truly be called the "brain damage" drug.
Staffs in hospital emergency rooms are seeing more and more cases of users suffering the ill effects of E. Paranoia and hallucinations are common side effects. With E, users often have difficulty recalling specifics. They may remember having sex, but not with whom. Like all street drugs the pills can be cut with other chemicals to make more money for the dealer.

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What Caused My Worst E Experience? *

I wanted to say: Look, you're lying to yourself! Don't try to sidetrack us with this 'Is it E or is it Me?' nonsense about being or not being gay. The problem is not gay dealers or gay sex or gay (or straight, etc.) anything else. You may decide you need to stay away from certain people, but not because of their sexuality. There are only two halves to the life-or-death equation I see here: YOU and YOUR ADDICTION. Everything else is conversation. Including whatever bar you might have bought the stuff in, or what the various libidinal preferences of dealers and other users you've met may happen to have been, or what you may have done with them when you were high. Not that these and other concerns aren't Important -- or don't deserve your attention. Few of us, for example, don't feel some confusion about our sexuality. But you have to stop killing yourself before you can even begin to ask these questions, much less answer them. Don't look for outside "evil" influences. Look to how the drug may be ruining your own life. The other E-users you may feel led you astray may well turn out to be as lost in the dark as you are -- but believe me, it's not because of their sexuality. It's because of their addiction."

The actual answer given at the website pussyfooted around saying anything the writer wouldn't have liked. Reality is that Ecstasy is an incredibly dangerous drug. Test results show that every batch of pills has a different chemical makeup. You can't tell what you're taking without a chemical analysis. And it's foolish to experiment with your brain to find out what it will do to you.