bennyZA
Bluelighter
I'm prescribed a fuck-ton of Suboxone (42 8mg's every 2 weeks
) because I need them for pain as well as addiction treatment. Either way, he prescribes me way more than I need. So my oldest friend in the whole world approached me today and asked me if I still had connections for opiates. I said no, which is the truth, and then offered him suboxone's for free instead. He took it gladly. Afterwards I started thinking about how I just helped my friend use and basically rejoined the game for a hot minute. You would think it would be a clear cut answer to this question; I shouldn't have helped him get high and I should stay away from him. It turns out it's not as obvious as I thought. I realized that he would have gone to ghetto to score some smack or pills, last time he did that he got beat up and robbed. Instead he was safe and has his money for food or whatever and it didn't really cost me anything (I have so many it's no thang).
Let's say this doesn't become a regular thing (he uses every once in awhile, then quits... this happens A LOT with him) but in the distant future should I help him out again? Is what I'm doing intrinsically wrong? I honestly don't know.
) because I need them for pain as well as addiction treatment. Either way, he prescribes me way more than I need. So my oldest friend in the whole world approached me today and asked me if I still had connections for opiates. I said no, which is the truth, and then offered him suboxone's for free instead. He took it gladly. Afterwards I started thinking about how I just helped my friend use and basically rejoined the game for a hot minute. You would think it would be a clear cut answer to this question; I shouldn't have helped him get high and I should stay away from him. It turns out it's not as obvious as I thought. I realized that he would have gone to ghetto to score some smack or pills, last time he did that he got beat up and robbed. Instead he was safe and has his money for food or whatever and it didn't really cost me anything (I have so many it's no thang). Let's say this doesn't become a regular thing (he uses every once in awhile, then quits... this happens A LOT with him) but in the distant future should I help him out again? Is what I'm doing intrinsically wrong? I honestly don't know.
