Is ecstasy addictive?

Ecstasy can be psychologically addictive, especially for teens. This article explains how, shares a real-life story, and gives practical advice to avoid risky patterns and get support for safer, healthier choices.

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Ecstasy, also known as MDMA, is a drug that's often linked with parties, festivals, and late-night raves. It's known for creating intense feelings of happiness, connection, and energy. Some people say it helps them dance for hours, feel more confident, or bond more deeply with others. Because of these effects, many teenagers are curious about it and some are led to believe It's not that harmful. One of the most common questions is: Is ecstasy addictive? The short answer is: yes, ecstasy can be addictive. But it doesn't work in the same way as drugs like heroin or nicotine, which...
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