would you ever turn anyone onto drugs?

[i against i]

weed, mdma, lsd, i'd have no problem sharing with the right person. wouldn't do anything else tho.

 

[CultureJammer]

You need to use discretion about who you meet and if they will benefit from drugs and WHICH ones might they find useful. I wish that this same philosophy was used when I started exploring deeper forms of consciousness. Rx opiates were my weakness, like a lot of others out there - fortunately I got help before an eventual, inevitable turn to heroin use. I find the most beneficial substances are based on your psychological/physical characteristics. For me, stimulants and psychedelics - I have yet to feel any urge to repeat experiences on these substances while I've also gained every bit of clarity and introspection imaginable from them.

I agree with OP about the heroin thing - I wouldn't ever recommend that. OR the "legitimate" (and very profitable) synthetic forms that attempt to distance themselves from it. I've seen opiates tear apart some of the most brilliant, gifted people I know. Beware.

 

[SteeleyJ]

Some drugs yes. hard drugs no. I feel bad enough having gotten people to follow me during iv coke or iv dope and thierlife getting wrecked.

 

[RevCriz]

If they are open to it, then yes absolutely.
I've gotten numerous friends into smoking weed, taking hallucinogenics, amphetamines (i don't like to do crystal in front of anyone who hasn't already done it though), poppin' benzos, chugging cough syrup, and eating up opiates . Hell, i would usually be the person to point out that their prescriptions were awesome. Not like i forced them or anything, they were legit interested, so i figured why don't I help them out and make sure they don't kill themselves if they want to experiment. I don't see why it's such a big moral crusade.
To be honest, if you grew up in my town, you did drugs or would end up doing them anyway, it's not like we had anything else to do. Nuff said.

 

[xstayfadedx]

I agree with OP about the heroin thing - I wouldn't ever recommend that. OR the "legitimate" (and very profitable) synthetic forms that attempt to distance themselves from it. I've seen opiates tear apart some of the most brilliant, gifted people I know. Beware.

And luckily I've still stuck to my guns about not giving anyone dope. I contemplated it but I just can't do it... I know in the end its their choice but I still don't think I could live with myself.