G (meth), and heroin. Used to think it was just black, absolutely hate it. Lost loved ones and lost loved ones because black completely took them over, and so they drastically changed. Also relationships failed, because all of the guys that I had dated that used, always picked The Lady Black over me.
G, meth, well that is my poison, and I am trying so hard to quit. I used to slam it all the time, and boy I thought black was the drug that changed people! I lost someone that I was in love with because of how much I had changed. Angry, agitated a lot. Was complete horrid, nasty person, said nasty things to this person that I loved, and don't know why, and what's scary, I don't remember a whole lot of what was said. I totally blacked out a whole entire day, except for a few things that I remember, but it just felt like a dream. Had a couple of seizures. Now I suffer from paranoia. I know that the paranoid thoughts that I have, which are the same thoughts, are not real, thank goodness, but they have caused me to suffer severe PTSD. Even though I know these paranoid thoughts are not happening, or I know that they are not reality, it's really sad because I still have to tell myself that everything is okay, and it's just the meth. I also suffer from severe tremors, and I know what has to be neurological damage. My memory is shot, and I swear my mind is not as sharp and quick as it used to be. My motor skills have deteriorated, and it's worse if I do not get any sleep. One would think that I might be suffering from Parkinsons Diesease. I still black out from time time to time. Luckily I have completely stopped slamming, and went back to smoking G, but I still suffer from the permanent effects. I have only been using for 9 months, and already have the permanent damages that meth does to the human body. I know people that have been doing it for years and their minds and body have not deteriorated quickly and as much as mine has. The reason why I am having troubles quitting? This is really a sad, pathetic reason, because I don't want to gain the tremendous weight that I had lost, since I have been using. Now that is another personal story. But I've read that the weight loss is one of the many reasons why meth addicts keep doing G. Long story, but Black, and G are the two drugs in my experience, and opinion, two drugs that for some reason always go hand in hand, fuck you up the most. If you never tried any of them, don't. I would never introduce either of them, especially meth to another addict. I regret ever trying it. I lost someone I loved, and I know that I'm slowly killing myself, and I have to quit soon, now. I always say now to people who ask me what it's like, and I tell them, you're going to love it, so don't even remotely, dare, ever in your lifetime touch and try it. You will eventually hate yourself in the end. This was my opinion on the two drugs, and my experience. I am not saying that meth users are bad, although I've been around a lot of ugly tweekers, and seen a lot of dark things. I had an ex who killed my cat! Just saying the damages it does. I never noticed how much I had changed until the fight that I had with that one friend that I had looked up to and loved. He has made me want to become a better person, and he's more of a reason why I am trying to quit and become sober.