Molly, scientifically known as MDMA, is chemically similar to amphetamines. It has the properties of a stimulant and also induces euphoric feelings. With its psychedelic nature it helps one deal with depression for the time being, acting as a natural antidepressant. A recently formulated sheet of molly drug facts developed by National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) explained the addictive potential of molly. According to the report, despite the details of available molly drug information, 43% of the people who use MDMA or molly fulfill the criteria of having a drug abuse problem. Partying and Molly Use The primary reason for the popularity of molly is that the drug is associated to partying and is a symbol of being ‘cool’. The term ‘designer drug’ for molly pretty much explains how it is perceived and that primarily accounts for the rising popularity. The popularity is cyclic. People use molly in raves; it becomes a teenage trend, drawing more teenagers to use it. That strengthens the image of the drug being a party drug for teenagers, and so, more teenagers use in the clubs and raves. Because of its addictive potential, a large number of people get hooked on to the drug. One of the molly drug facts is that it induces feelings of empathy and sensuality. A person feels intimacy in interactions and a feeling of well-being. The molly drug facts include a dis-inhibition in the person’s control. One feels free, overconfident, and experiences heightened sensations. The state of euphoria stays ...

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