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Goodbye Letter to your Drug of Choice (possibly triggering!)
My last rodeo in treatment back in January of 2012 gave me this idea. We were required to write a goodbye letter to our Drug of Choice (DOC)to promote closure in our lives and to end the "unhealthy relationship" we had with our drug. I found this to be therapeutic and has helped me get clean and most importantly stay clean. Feel free to write as many letters as you like and in whatever style you wish: formal letter, poem, song, etc. This thread may be triggering to readers so if your letter is very graphic and may come off as glorifying please "nsfw" it. Also if it is very long please "nsfw" it to keep clutter/size down. Also if you could put your drug of choice at the title of your letter so others can look for identification more easily that would be great.
Thank you mods for allowing this thread and best of luck in moderating it. Love all of you.
Here's mine for starters
"A Divorce Story" (Heroin)
by: Sero
I look back to that day when I first met you. I still remember your tan skin and the wonderful scent you carried about you. Something about you captivated me from the beginning. I knew of your previous love affairs and how they ended poorly, but yet I figured things would be different with us. I took you in the first chance I got and quickly fell in love with you. Everything about you comforted me. You kept me warm every night, brought my spirits up when I was down, loved me when no one else did, you were always there for me through everything. Overtime I became obsessed with your love. I always wanted you with me and couldn't even go more than four or five hours without a kiss. Every night and every morning we made love and I knew I wanted to marry you from day one. I still remember the first time I took you in my arms. I flew higher than the stars them selves and never wanted to come down. We had a hasty marriage and progressed our relationship quickly. Eventually it got to the point where it was just you and me since all my friends and family left me since they weren't too fond of you, but they didn't know how you made me feel. I didn't want anyone to try to break us up. Eventually though you got clingy; there were days when I didn't want you yet some how you convinced me to stay. My whole life revolved around us; me picking you up from your dad's, taking you into my arms, and spending every waking moment with you. Eventually thing took a turn for the worse. We began fighting daily and you left tired, broke, and emotionally depressed. Yet somehow I couldn't get rid of you, I always kept coming back to you; miserable, crawling, crying. With you I was weak and without you I was even weaker. Finally I was able to leave you. It took a month long stay out of state to finally escape your power, your firm hold on me. I am finally free from you. You took all my belongings but now I have peace of mind and some sanity. I hope to never see you ever again. I heard you moved on already anyways, to cheat someone else out of their happiness and having them rely on you. Goodbye, hopefully forever.
~Your ex,
Sero
My last rodeo in treatment back in January of 2012 gave me this idea. We were required to write a goodbye letter to our Drug of Choice (DOC)to promote closure in our lives and to end the "unhealthy relationship" we had with our drug. I found this to be therapeutic and has helped me get clean and most importantly stay clean. Feel free to write as many letters as you like and in whatever style you wish: formal letter, poem, song, etc. This thread may be triggering to readers so if your letter is very graphic and may come off as glorifying please "nsfw" it. Also if it is very long please "nsfw" it to keep clutter/size down. Also if you could put your drug of choice at the title of your letter so others can look for identification more easily that would be great.
Thank you mods for allowing this thread and best of luck in moderating it. Love all of you.
Here's mine for starters
"A Divorce Story" (Heroin)
by: Sero
I look back to that day when I first met you. I still remember your tan skin and the wonderful scent you carried about you. Something about you captivated me from the beginning. I knew of your previous love affairs and how they ended poorly, but yet I figured things would be different with us. I took you in the first chance I got and quickly fell in love with you. Everything about you comforted me. You kept me warm every night, brought my spirits up when I was down, loved me when no one else did, you were always there for me through everything. Overtime I became obsessed with your love. I always wanted you with me and couldn't even go more than four or five hours without a kiss. Every night and every morning we made love and I knew I wanted to marry you from day one. I still remember the first time I took you in my arms. I flew higher than the stars them selves and never wanted to come down. We had a hasty marriage and progressed our relationship quickly. Eventually it got to the point where it was just you and me since all my friends and family left me since they weren't too fond of you, but they didn't know how you made me feel. I didn't want anyone to try to break us up. Eventually though you got clingy; there were days when I didn't want you yet some how you convinced me to stay. My whole life revolved around us; me picking you up from your dad's, taking you into my arms, and spending every waking moment with you. Eventually thing took a turn for the worse. We began fighting daily and you left tired, broke, and emotionally depressed. Yet somehow I couldn't get rid of you, I always kept coming back to you; miserable, crawling, crying. With you I was weak and without you I was even weaker. Finally I was able to leave you. It took a month long stay out of state to finally escape your power, your firm hold on me. I am finally free from you. You took all my belongings but now I have peace of mind and some sanity. I hope to never see you ever again. I heard you moved on already anyways, to cheat someone else out of their happiness and having them rely on you. Goodbye, hopefully forever.
~Your ex,
Sero