The impact of drugs like Methylenedioxymethamphetamine on social behavior is yet to be extensively researched, although there are some studies to show how club drugs can influence people and their interactions with others. An interesting fact about Methylenedioxymethamphetamine effects is that the drug can make even the shiest person to become extroverted and sociable. However, such effects are only temporary and they do not solve social phobia. There is even Methylenedioxymethamphetamine information pointing out that depression and social anxiety can be made worse by the use of the drug. The influence of the excess of natural antidepressant in one’s system is short lived, and once the pleasant effects of the drug are gone, the user find himself or herself even more depressed and lonelier than before. Becoming A Stranger One of the dangers of drug abuse, whether it is Methylenedioxymethamphetamine or another illegal substance, is that the user is starting to become a stranger to his or her family, making it hard for the people that truly love them to reach them and help them. Growing dependent on the false sensation of security provided by the Methylenedioxymethamphetamine effects, when they are at their peak, is very dangerous, because soon the person taking the drug will try to experience the same sensations over and over again, despite the fact that this drug does not cause a chemical dependence. Parents see their children drifting away from them, engaging in acts that they have never even considered before. These people suffer severe social ...

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