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Old 01-09-2008, 22:14
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Does Ritalin enhance social skills?

Swim tried Ritalin for the first time today and it definitely has alot of the positive effects that amphetamines have on his concentration and mental abilities but the one difference is Ritalin doesn't seem to enhance swims social skills nearly as much as amphetamines. Is it like that for everyone? Swim wonders what it is about amphetamines that improve your social skills that Ritalin doesn't have. Maybe its the fact that swim has only really done amphetamines recreationally and was usually drinking too.
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