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Eat, Pray, Roll

By: Mary H. K. Choi
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It's the age-old 30-something's dilemma: If you did ecstasy in the '90s, does it mean you've done Molly? Dragging her raver ass out of retirement to revisit her teenaged party days, Mary H. K. Choi throws herself into the belly of the EDM beast to see if there's anything to this Molly business. And to find out if doing recreational drugs as a bored adult is the key to staying young or if this is the worst, most embarrassing and irresponsible idea ever.

Mary H. K. Choi has written for GQ, The New York Times, New York, Wired, and Glamour. She is the former editor of MTV Style and executive producer of the documentary House of Style: Music, Models and MTV. She has also written comic books for Marvel and Vertigo and hosts a podcast on jobs called Hey, Cool Job. It's available on iTunes.

©2015 Mary H. K. Choi (P)2015 Audible, Inc.
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Loved this essay- it perfectly captures the ennui of middle age vs the innocence of young adulthood. I do miss how easy it used to be to talk to strangers. People are just so much more open when you are 20… when you are 40, people are so closed off. Can totally see how MDMA opens the gates again temporarily.

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Interesting. I learned things about drugs, in a social aspect that I never would have expected to know.

Simple and interesting take on drugs socially.

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Wow! This story is just what I needed to hear from somebody, anybody. Thank you for sharing!

I’d be so happy if you were my friend neighbor

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I really resonated with this story. Her experience with ecstasy sounds just like mine in my late teens early 20s.

This is so me!

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I loved it. It was like I was listening to my life being written. So relatable.

Easy to listen to.

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