drugchild17
Greenlighter
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- Dec 14, 2015
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In 9th grade i got into oxycontin and hydros i guess they pretty serious atleast for a 14 yr old anyway. But i did them because i was curious and also they were way harder to get caught with
Here i am thinking about how i got into doing more hardcore drugs. i realized it was a result of getting caught with cannabis back in the 10th grade. now I'm in the 12th grade and have moved onto bigger and badder drugs. i realized it was a result of getting tested for cannabis that made me move onto harder drugs that would not stay in the system nearly as long as cannabis, chiefly, heroin and pills. i have decided that the gateway drug for me was drug tests. anyone else feel the same?
Here i am thinking about how i got into doing more hardcore drugs. i realized it was a result of getting caught with cannabis back in the 10th grade. now I'm in the 12th grade and have moved onto bigger and badder drugs. i realized it was a result of getting tested for cannabis that made me move onto harder drugs that would not stay in the system nearly as long as cannabis, chiefly, heroin and pills. i have decided that the gateway drug for me was drug tests. anyone else feel the same?
I hope you see a pattern in most of these stories if all are factual. Does a Pscyhward or jail sound like a place where u want to end up. Please take advice from the older members on The board. Is there anybody on this board that is older than 30 just seems that it's a bunch of high school and 20 year old kids, just curious ?
I'm 39 and not quitting drugs or bluelight any time soon I sincerely hope.
Well, when up until my 13th, I was barely ever misbehaving. I attended all my classes and got straight A-s. You're average nerd, but I hung out with the 'cool kids' for some reason. When I was 16 and already way less uptight mentally, one of those friends offered me half an XTC pill, as a joke, since he didn't expect my answer (after asking what it was) to be: "Oh yeah, I'm very curious of how that is!"
My curiousity of the unknown remained, but the amount of new drugs I could try out gradually decreased. Eventually I started adjusting my boundaries, which was at first without even thinking about it. First cocaine, which I wasn't ever going to do, later opioids joined the club, after that research chemicals came into the picture and step by step I grew to the day I bought methamphetamine. These days I'm even considering crack and heroin...