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What is the most addictive substance?

I struggle with the addiction label. Are you addicted if you get withdrawals when you stop or are you addicted if you simply enjoy the product and therefore want to get more. I have done meth a few times and coke for 7 years and fortunately my cravings are linked to heavy alcohol intoxication, so i can control it by drinking less. Never craved a drug sober (honestly Stims are way to packed with paranoia and anxiety without booze, it sucks ass) and never gotten withdrawals. I am on paxil and seroquel though so this may help things.
 
IV cocaine.

Heroin is IMO a far better high, but I think if I was stuck in a room with unlimited ammounts of cocaine, I would (sad to say) be dead within a few hours.

As far as long term addiction goes, from my observations, it seems that opiate/heroin users seem to struggle and relapse the most, and are also the most likely to be addicted to multiple substances (such as cocaine or Xanax). I think some study was done that said Methamphetamine was proven to be the most addictive substance, and I can see that as well.
 
MXE, klonopin, or valium for me. I've never done high enough dosages of opiates (20mg of hydrocodone) to really get a REALLY strong effect though I still long for them from time to time. Same with sedatives. Uppers, I don't care too much but adderall? in that category or maybe methylone.
 
I've done a lot of different chemicals. Never really got in to Stimulants though, aside from mdma and perhaps a few stimulant rc's I took under the false impression of Molly. I find Opiates and MXE to be fairly addictive. Opiates I see as more of a real addiction, while MXE is all psychological. When I was doing Opiates often, I found myself in such a shit mood if I didn't have. MXE, I feel fine without but when I have I just can't help but do it, it's very moreish. Opiates are by far the most 'addictive' thing I've touched, though. It's a major reason I stopped doing them. Too much money too, it's an expensive habit.
 
Heroin (now on Methadone program) AND Ketamine (psychologically......I love K and though I don't experience physical withdraws, I think about it constantly).
 
Yes, dissociatives.....Ketamine is a major psychological addiction problem for me. Physically for me it's opiates (heroin+methadone for me) and benzodiazepines (which have not only given me seizures after abruptly stopping, but protracted withdraw that plagued me for 6mths. I'm still hooked on Methadone, all kinds of benzos and can never get Ketamine off my mind.
 
Addiction, is about so much mote than just the drug. it is all about the "stuff" that makes you vulnerable to feeling compelled to use. Physical addiction is a biological function that acts on the VTA system in the brain. cocaine is very physically addicting as well as amphetamines. Just search it up. It is simple to find the truth regarding substance use and abuse. Psychological addiction is blended with the physical. What are you doing to cope with the cravings? Are you fighting them with hard work (distraction, fighting the cognitive distortions, asking for help, using positive supports or giving in.
 
Znegative said:
IV cocaine.
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IV cocaine is indeed terrifyingly addictive. I don't really like the effects of insufflated or smoked cocaine, but even then it gives me cravings after relatively short use. I told myself I'd only try it once, but god damn - within a week of trying it, I almost did it again. I'm trying to resist, but I regret to admit to myself that I'm pretty sure I'll end up shooting it again. So. Fucking. Good.
 
damn. ive never IVed anything, but ive come close to doing it. i was always very wary of the addiction potential with opiates, although i almost got addicted to those, thanks to a very large supply of oxycodone i found. 600mg in one prescription... holy shit i was in heaven for a while. ultimately what happened was i recognized the beginnings of an addiction but was helpless against it. what ultimately made me quit them was the insane increase in tolerance i experienced. within a few weeks of starting on oxy and hydro, my tolerance was so high that i couldnt even feel 120mg of oxy. hydrocodone was always much more euphoric for me, but the oxy was available. ultimately i just stopped because of tolerance, havent touched any opiates in 3 months or so. adderall is a godsend for me, it has never been addictive, but it satisfies any cravings i may get without making me high. because i cant get high from it, no matter how much i do, it isnt really addictive for me. i find if i take more than 60mg, i just feel crappier and crappier. another interesting thing about it is that i dont seem to build much of a tolerance to it past 40mg. however, as i stated before, weed is the most addictive drug for me. i crave that shit all the time when i dont have it. i recently stopped smoking it for a week or two because all my guys were dry, and i just got some more yesterday. i felt like a little kid in a candy store when i saw those luscious little nugs, and i payed more than i normally would for it i was craving it so badly. normally i will NEVER do that, but the cravings i had been getting were so intense it was ridiculous. it was all i could think about 24/7 for a few weeks, and i finally got some, and god was it the longest 4 hours waiting to smoke it until everyone else went to bed last night. that shit is the most psychologically addictive thing i have ever come across.
 
Weed for me i'll never quit but i have cut down alot.

I've tried opiates like morphine and codeine, stims like e and coke.I certainly see why coke is addictive, and after my first time everytime i got drunk i was looking for it more because being drunk doesnt cut it for me anymore unless im atleast stoned too.

I have yet to try any amphetamines, i had 2mg kpins and they made me depressed/mad.
 
Hands down IV Hydromorphone/Dilaudid. 10-20 seconds after completing an injection, you feel the rush coming up through your legs, then into your chest. When it hits your head it's like getting hit in the face with a sledgehammer made of opiates weilded by the terminator. Even good heroin pales in comparison IMO.
 
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