if you fuck up you fuck up. you cant carry that shit on your shoulders. remember when i started my thread, went 5 days and then took a low amount of suboxone? i got high then. but i felt guilty. the guilt was what helped me in the end though. what did i say then? i told the guy i gave the rest of my suboxone to and i told this forum. i also said im gonna forget about it and i did. because of that i tell people i have 26 days instead of 21 and that makes a big difference in my mind. thats what counts too. fuck everyone else, i did this for me. if i need to lie to myself (to stay clean) i will. lying to rationlize getting high is another story.
i dont think about my slip up. i dont consider it anything. i pretend it never happened and its not something i will remember 1 year from now. we all fuck up. if we didn't then we wouldn't be addicts.
take your time man. make sure your really ready. theres nothin wrong going back to seeds or anything if you aren't ready because it ain't going anywhere. if you think everything will be better when your off then your mistaken. its gonna be harder then to stay clean because you WILL rationalize to yourself that you went this far, you deserve a treat. doing it and failing may discourage you and often times people end up way worse than they were previously. a lot of snorting junkies turn to needles after a failed detox attempt. i dont judge them because i know how it is, and we all understand.
what your doing now is probably one of the hardest things you'll ever do in your entire life. thats not an understatement. i failed so many times and hit it harder each time. plus, what is harder than this? getting married, buying a new car, buying a house, getting the job you want, getting through school to be a doctor, raising kids? i would say kids would be hard but i dont know, anything else is doable by anyone and wont cost you your life. this is a battle you will have to deal with for years to come and nobody will truly understand how your feeling at that time and moment when you really need it. not even us.
theres no shame going back to it. you'll feel shame and guilt for awhile but it passes. then again so does the worst parts of addiction.
its your life. you do what you WANT to do. and you do it for yourself and fuck the rest. call me selfish or whatever you want but i made up my mind after 6 or 7 years and didn't care what came from it. fortunately when you do something like that everyone feels the need to "support" you and tell you "it gets better" and "it"ll pass" but really they dont have a fucking clue and can suck the smallest part of my white cock. we're all individuals. i made it through but i failed so many times prior. i had to be a zombie for 14 months to decide ok now im ready to be off this and try the "right" thing. and yeah suboxone made me feel shittier than drugs because at least then you have emotion. didn't score? pissed. got it? joy. etc. suboxone? wake up feeling like shit. take tab. watch tv. go to work. come home. get in fight with girlfriend because i cant give her the affection she deserves. it didn't matter. the only time i felt actual emotion was when she told me to get out and i thought we were done, and even then it was more worry about what i was gonna do. i literally was a zombie but it broke the habit of calling people to score, feeling the sickness, etc. it was necessary for me. it got me so sick of it that i decided fuck it i'd rather feel emotional pain and distress than keep this bullshit up.
i dont see how it can be said suboxone is an antidepressant. unless it takes away shit feeling and replaces it with nothing.
do what you want. dont feel like you let us down if you cave. if you dont, were here to give you support. but truth be told most of us aren't withdrawaling. if we are it doesn't matter because my withdrawal was nothing. i've had it before where i jammed my thumbs in my eyes to feel something that wouldn't hurt as much. i posted a reply to every post in my thread at times because i was so desperate for someone to tell me they are in the same situation as me, but nobody was. just to relate to someone is key. you were actually the one i figured i could relate to at the time and that was it. but this is not a partner deal. you gotta be ready youself or else its fucked from the get go.
i dont think about my slip up. i dont consider it anything. i pretend it never happened and its not something i will remember 1 year from now. we all fuck up. if we didn't then we wouldn't be addicts.
take your time man. make sure your really ready. theres nothin wrong going back to seeds or anything if you aren't ready because it ain't going anywhere. if you think everything will be better when your off then your mistaken. its gonna be harder then to stay clean because you WILL rationalize to yourself that you went this far, you deserve a treat. doing it and failing may discourage you and often times people end up way worse than they were previously. a lot of snorting junkies turn to needles after a failed detox attempt. i dont judge them because i know how it is, and we all understand.
what your doing now is probably one of the hardest things you'll ever do in your entire life. thats not an understatement. i failed so many times and hit it harder each time. plus, what is harder than this? getting married, buying a new car, buying a house, getting the job you want, getting through school to be a doctor, raising kids? i would say kids would be hard but i dont know, anything else is doable by anyone and wont cost you your life. this is a battle you will have to deal with for years to come and nobody will truly understand how your feeling at that time and moment when you really need it. not even us.
theres no shame going back to it. you'll feel shame and guilt for awhile but it passes. then again so does the worst parts of addiction.
its your life. you do what you WANT to do. and you do it for yourself and fuck the rest. call me selfish or whatever you want but i made up my mind after 6 or 7 years and didn't care what came from it. fortunately when you do something like that everyone feels the need to "support" you and tell you "it gets better" and "it"ll pass" but really they dont have a fucking clue and can suck the smallest part of my white cock. we're all individuals. i made it through but i failed so many times prior. i had to be a zombie for 14 months to decide ok now im ready to be off this and try the "right" thing. and yeah suboxone made me feel shittier than drugs because at least then you have emotion. didn't score? pissed. got it? joy. etc. suboxone? wake up feeling like shit. take tab. watch tv. go to work. come home. get in fight with girlfriend because i cant give her the affection she deserves. it didn't matter. the only time i felt actual emotion was when she told me to get out and i thought we were done, and even then it was more worry about what i was gonna do. i literally was a zombie but it broke the habit of calling people to score, feeling the sickness, etc. it was necessary for me. it got me so sick of it that i decided fuck it i'd rather feel emotional pain and distress than keep this bullshit up.
i dont see how it can be said suboxone is an antidepressant. unless it takes away shit feeling and replaces it with nothing.
do what you want. dont feel like you let us down if you cave. if you dont, were here to give you support. but truth be told most of us aren't withdrawaling. if we are it doesn't matter because my withdrawal was nothing. i've had it before where i jammed my thumbs in my eyes to feel something that wouldn't hurt as much. i posted a reply to every post in my thread at times because i was so desperate for someone to tell me they are in the same situation as me, but nobody was. just to relate to someone is key. you were actually the one i figured i could relate to at the time and that was it. but this is not a partner deal. you gotta be ready youself or else its fucked from the get go.