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Ecstasy is classified as both a stimulant and a hallucinogen.

MDMA alters serotonin levels in the brain, causing mood and perception changes.

Ecstasy increases the release of serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine, creating euphoria and heightened sensory perception, but also leading to later serotonin depletion.

It increases heart rate and blood pressure putting stress on the heart and leading to possible arrhythmias, heart attack, or stroke in extreme cases.

Ecstasy disrupts the body's temperature regulation, causing hyperthermia.

A dangerous condition resulting from excessive ecstasy use, causing agitation, confusion, and a raised body temperature.

Often mixed with other, dangerous substances like Methamphetamine or PMA that further increase the risk and complications.

Ecstasy leads to overheating and dehydration, especially in hot environments.

The exact ingredients of ecstasy pills are often unknown.

People use ecstasy for euphoria, enhanced senses, social pressure, and increased energy/social connection.

A digital footprint can begin before birth, or even before the child's birth, with ultrasound pics or photos posted.

Digital footprint includes social media activity, photos, videos, emails, searches, purchases, and personal information used for accounts.

A digital footprint can remain online indefinitely, even after death.

A digital footprint is not just social media; it encompasses all online activities and information shared about you.

The risk of overdose and harmful interactions from ecstasy is heightened because what's in it can vary and unknown.

Social situations, like clubs and festivals, can influence ecstasy use through peer pressure.

Emails designed to scare victims into quick action, using fear to trick them into clicking links or sharing information.

Legitimate organizations (banks, govt) never ask for passwords or credit card details via email.

Creating a fake online identity to deceive someone for personal gain or emotional manipulation.

Creating a fake identity, establishing a relationship (with the target), and manipulating or exploiting the victim.

Catfishers fabricate a false persona using fake photos, altered backgrounds, and false details - often impersonating or altering existing people.

Catfishers build trust with targets through prolonged conversations on dating/social media/messaging apps.

Seeking personal gain (favors, money, gifts), or seeking power and attention by exploiting the trust built with a target.

Reasons behind catfishing, which vary from a perpetrator's emotional needs or validation to wanting attention or power.

Feeling betrayed, embarrassed, or heartbroken after realizing someone online lied about themselves.

Money lost when a catfisher requests or tricks money from a victim.

Difficulty trusting others after a catfishing experience, especially in relationships.

Criminal activity that can result from catfishing, especially involving fraud or theft of information.

Checking an online person's identity before forming a close relationship.

Profiles that seem unrealistic or unusual, raising concerns about deceit.

Never send money to someone online you haven't met in person.

Reporting suspicious or fake online profiles to the platform.

Sharing explicit content without consent can severely harm a person's reputation, leading to judgment, ridicule, and shaming.

Shared explicit content can make someone a target for cyberbullying, leading to taunts, humiliation, and threats.

Sharing intimate messages can damage trust, potentially jeopardizing friendships and romantic relationships.

Embarrassment and fear of judgment can cause a person to withdraw from social groups.

Sexting, even with consent, often involves legal issues for minors due to child pornography laws.

Sharing explicit content without consent, called revenge porn, can have legal consequences for many adults.

Sharing intimate messages can cause significant social and emotional stress, leading to mental health problems like anxiety and depression.

Sharing explicit content without the other person's agreement, often referred to as revenge porn.

A period in the game where one team bats and the other fields; consisting of a top and bottom, with teams taking turns batting and fielding.

Scoring occurs when a batter makes it around all four bases without being put out. Each successful circuit around the bases equals one run.

Four marked positions in a diamond shape on the field used by batters to run around during play.

The player responsible for throwing the ball to the batter.

A softball team has nine players.

When a batter is eliminated from play. A batter can be put out in several ways.

The team with more runs at the end of the game wins.

The area in which players primarily position themselves during a game.