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What is the most addictive substance?

Nicotine
Cocaine
Amphetamines

Weed and opiates make me sick.
Benzos are alrite for sleeping when desperate.
 
For me, probably fentanyl.

I haven't used it for over a year now, but I still get excited when I see random pieces of clear plastic lying around.
 
Oxycodone is the most addictive drug to me. I can't get enough. Ever. And just when I think I'm there, bam. I need more. Then I escalate to stronger opioids/opiates. Including heroin, of course.

I've gotten past both cocaine and alcohol (and both) addictions on my own. Not saying it wasn't hard or it took a short amount of time, but I was able to readjust myself to daily living without drinking or using cocaine.

Nicotine is a weird one for me. I've never been one to smoke cigarettes (marijuana is a different story, so it's not the act of smoking that I don't like, it's just the nicotine I don't really like) while otherwise sober, however. I only smoke cigarettes when I use heroin, oxycodone, oxymorphone, drink alcohol or with cocaine. I also don't like to smoke on psychedelics so I won't smoke while tripping. Of course, all of this could change, but I'm never like "OMG WE HAVE TO GET CIGARETTES NOW!!!"

I'll smoke 'em if I got em, but leave 'em if I don't... Granted, I'm usually on one of those substances for a long period of time so I can't say with certainty of more than a few weeks that I don't need to smoke while *completely* sober...

And I will now end my stoned ramblings.
 
Opiates really suck me up fast.

Thats why I'm so happy I discovered kratom because its a perfect substitute
 
They're all addictive as a whole, man.

But i'd have to pick meth. I've been addicted to opiates, and I was on heroin for 4 months, yet it doesn't come close to the cravings I get for meth.
I'm craving it like crazy right now.
 
I guess we're all different and of course you'd be jonesing for the thing that tickled yer pickle the best.
 
Crack cocaine was the scariest drug I have ever experienced in my life. It's like it was literally a beast, a monster / demon that would transform me into this crazed helpless slave / fiend.

I have tried practically everything out there , even heroin , but nothing prepped me for that.

My last day , sitting in my car on a cold winter evening in some parking lot just trying to get myself together and psych myself up to stop cold turkey . I sat there for hours and hours and after scraping every last molecule of oil and rock from my pipe I somehow opened the door and made a mad dash to the end of the lot and stomped the living hell out of that glass pipe. Rage, sadness and some sort of twisted sense of relief came over me. It was such a surreal moment and experience .

Physically and psychologically draining. It was my favorite drug , but never the fuck again .

A heavenly nightmare.
Then came the withdrawals.
 
For me, it's stimulants. I developed a pretty ridiculous habit and addiction, really, to adderall (amphetamine salts).

But, after kicking them, I just can't enjoy them in the same way that I did before. I no longer experience the euphoria I felt and the bloated sense of confidence and self-worth. Just feel pretty wired for a couple of hours, then I crash and feel absolutely miserable for the rest of the day, so I suppose it's a good thing and I'll never go back.

I've developed something of a habit with opiates, but to be perfectly honest, I'm not sure that anything can ever or will ever grab me in the same way that stimulants did -- never say never, of course.
 
Have you done methamp?

If you have a problem with adderall, I recommend against EVER trying crystal.
 
You got it with your first sentence.. everyone is different and you are likely to get a lot of people arguing for their DOC and getting upset/defensive if others disagree in a thread like this.. It is an interesting topic, however. Addiction is often less about the specific drug IMO/E and more about the addiction as a whole, or self-medicating, or escapism. Some drugs are more likely to cause a physical dependence than others, but it is possible to become psychologically addicted to most (if not all) drugs. Why certain drugs appeal to certain people interests me a great deal; why do some people become opiate addicts where as others become tweakers? Why can't some people stop popping benzos where as others need to put a needle in their vein? With me, it has definitely been more about the addiction (and later on the ROA) than the specific chemical and I used to switch round drugs a lot.


BDD > DC

I agree with this big time. Everyone has a certain way they want to feel. Tweakers want energy, that heart racing on the go feeling. Dope heads want to check out of reality entirely and zone off. All depends on the individuals personality. Some ppl can do certain drugs a bunch of times and never become addicted to it while others can try it once and surrender their lives to it. Its quite interesting/scary.
 
I agree with this big time. Everyone has a certain way they want to feel. Tweakers want energy, that heart racing on the go feeling. Dope heads want to check out of reality entirely and zone off. All depends on the individuals personality. Some ppl can do certain drugs a bunch of times and never become addicted to it while others can try it once and surrender their lives to it. Its quite interesting/scary
I noticed people either like uppers or downers (eg. coke or opiates), but very rarely both. Coke never did much for me, but opiates I loved
 
But, after kicking them, I just can't enjoy them in the same way that I did before. I no longer experience the euphoria I felt and the bloated sense of confidence and self-worth. Just feel pretty wired for a couple of hours, then I crash and feel absolutely miserable for the rest of the day, so I suppose it's a good thing and I'll never go back.

My experience with amphetamines is completely the same.. It feels completely different and far less enjoyable to me. It ruined cocaine for me aswell. No addiction has ever grabbed me by the balls like amps did.

I wrote my "most addictive substances" in that order because pot, benzos & opiates can't backfire on you like stims can, ime. I'm no longer drawn to stims at all, but back when I was, it was surely the most "fiendish" addiction I've ever had.
 
I noticed people either like uppers or downers (eg. coke or opiates), but very rarely both. Coke never did much for me, but opiates I loved

I keep reading this, I don't find it exactly true. I for one like both, uppers and downers , just depends on my mood and setting (situation / environment) . I was into uppers quite a bit then I switched over to downers . But that doesn't mean I hate uppers, just a matter of what is available to me and like I said before , mood and environment.

And to the person asking what crack withdrawal is like, look it up with a search , ull find plenty of nightmarish reports. It's like a painful psychosis mixed into a delirious nightmare while having a flu magnified by insanity .
 
oxycodone, i got 100 mg for really, really cheap, and tried it, it wasn't bad, feeling warm and nice.
but i was to scared to let my self go and ''nod" or something, the three days i tried it i puked,felt good, and tried to stay awake. maybe if i let myself go i would love it.

cocaine: it as nice for the 30 minutes it lasted, if i had a shit ton of money it would be my doc, but redosing every 30 minutes sucks.

benzos&ambien: tried them, liked them, but they are to subtle.
and if something is to subtle you redose, or drink with it.
after that its a big fuss and the next day you are explaining why you were stumbling all over the place and why you woke up in the garage with your clothes on.
true story: i took ambien once, i had 5 or 6 pills ( 10 or 15 mg) and i felt nothing so i redosed.
after a while my mother said dinner was ready, so i eat and when i finished eating walking was impossible, it was like walking on lego without shoes or in the sea when there are rocks on the ground.
my parents thought i was sick (luckily they never thought of me taking their old, forgotten drugs) and we went to our GP, he took my blood and sent it to a lab to be tested.
but out of all the things on the sheet he never crossed the box for drug-testing.
a week later i heard i was perfectly healthy lol.

sorry for the drunk rambling.

STEEN
 
In order: I can do opiates once a week then take the next month off without issue but with weed I start to crave it after just a couple days. Benzos are kind of in between the two, I love them but I know I would be in a world of shit if I give in to the temptation of using more than once or twice a week.

Weed
Benzos (mainly temazepam)
Oxy/hydrocodone
 
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