Who does blow by themselves?!
People with blow?
Who does blow by themselves?!
Every drug that you’re willing to do, you should be willing to do on your own. This is basically dogma for me. The only exceptions are on dosage levels (for example, I won’t do a Hero’s Dose of hallucinogens without someone nearby).Who does blow by themselves?!
Is anybody shocked that this dude acts like he rolls in the snow every 30 minutes but has never actually done it?? LolNever done blow. Scares me. Am I a *****? Probably.
My wife is scared to try it too. Worried she would like it too much and get addicted. She has an addictive personality already.Never done blow. Scares me. Am I a *****? Probably.
My wife is scared to try it too. Worried she would like it too much and get addicted. She has an addictive personality already.
I don't at all. Damn near impossible for me to get addicted to anything. I'm very lucky in that aspect of life.
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That’s a major part of it for me too. My dad’s dad was an awful alcoholic. Died when my dad was 13. My mom’s dad was one too. I have my gambling tendencies. And definitely like alcohol though I go weeks without drinking now usually.
Since you guys are on that subject I just saw yesterday the interview with that guy on the subject on addictions and found his views very interesting, it's worth watching imo:
Since you guys are on that subject I just saw yesterday the interview with that guy on the subject on addictions and found his views very interesting, it's worth watching imo:
Honestly dude, your attitude toward the situation is the extract problem the Dr addresses in the video. You should watch it.Won’t watch. Give me Cliffs notes.
For me, I need to become more empathetic toward addicts. I have two people in my life (bro in law and stepbrother) who have been addicts off on and for 15 years and 10 years, respectively. Both are enabled by my mother in law and stepdad/mom. Both to me, are just weak, and have never had any sort of direction, though that might not be totally fair to my bro in law.
Frankly, I’m sort of tired of the “my doctor prescribed me opioids” line that’s basically the template response for seemingly every heroin/oxy user that they keep tucked away for when the question arises.
My stepbro was always into the club scene. He’s flat out said he doesn’t want to live life like others (doesn’t have health insurance as one example)...there’s no foresight. Dudes OD’ed a couple times, been narcaned (sp?) both times, medivacked by helicopter. Insane debt. Dumbass dad and mom save his ***. No brutal talks. Wishy washy, gullible morons. Pathetic adults who buy his ****.
My bro in law has served solid time in serious clinks. 18 months here, 9 months there, like that. But he’s made more serious efforts. Goes to meetings a lot. Got to the point where he was a paid counselor down in Florida and he’d been clean for like 1.5 years. Then his buddy od’ed and died and he fell off the wagon. Been clean for a year now I think and getting some sort of degree which is good. He’s super smart unlike my dimwit stepbro.
Listen I know no one wants to be addicted to that ****. But **** man, how about never do it in the first place? Or do these idiots think all the cautionary tales about oxy are just that? Tales? Sorry, I was prescribed it after my vasectomy last year and didn’t even fill the script. Just stupid too. I popped some Advil and knew pain is temporary.
Sorry, just done with ppl making dumb decisions and then wondering why their lives are ****ed up and wanting other people to bend over backward to help them. Grow up, be a ****ing adult, and find other interests. Smoke pot instead or something. But meth heads, crack heads...sorry you’re ****ing idiots for ever trying that ****.