Bob Loblaw
Bluelight Crew
Ya, I've heard it's a fucken bitch to get off. Fortunately I have never gotten physically addicted to opiates, but I have definitely been through my own psychological mess.
Right now I'm back to chipping on smack once a week, but I'd like to cut it out entirely. Tho with my new roommate, that's just not an option ATM. I can't help him get dope from my people without doing some myself
. One of my best friends wants iboga, but idfk how he's going to get it. It sucks 'cos not only has he been one of my closest friends for 4 years, but he's also incredibly smart with so much potential. He had a scholarship to Wake Forest to study molecular biology or some shit & pissed it away within 6 months because of an IV coke habit.
Addiction, to me, is one of the most heartbreaking diseases/conditions I've ever heard of. It's absolutely mind-boggling how people can throw absolutely everything they have in this world right down the gutter for another high. The drugs take hold at such a deep level of oneself & delude the person into doing anything to get more. It really saddens me how people don't realise what a sinister thing addiction is. When someone has their family relationships back, a good career, a house, etc. & go out one day & within weeks everything is gone, it's fucking depressing. But at the same time, I'm not sure if I fully subscribe to the "addiction is a disease" mentality that so many in *A & rehabs push. I know I was mentally addicted to heroin; I spent almost every penny I earned on it, but now I can do it once a week & never think about it. I know several people who were even physically addicted to opiates & can now just drink a few beers or something. Maybe we weren't 'true addicts' but I know what I went through & it's hard to reconcile that with 'once an addict, always an addict' etc. that is preached like gospel in the rooms.
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Right now I'm back to chipping on smack once a week, but I'd like to cut it out entirely. Tho with my new roommate, that's just not an option ATM. I can't help him get dope from my people without doing some myself

Addiction, to me, is one of the most heartbreaking diseases/conditions I've ever heard of. It's absolutely mind-boggling how people can throw absolutely everything they have in this world right down the gutter for another high. The drugs take hold at such a deep level of oneself & delude the person into doing anything to get more. It really saddens me how people don't realise what a sinister thing addiction is. When someone has their family relationships back, a good career, a house, etc. & go out one day & within weeks everything is gone, it's fucking depressing. But at the same time, I'm not sure if I fully subscribe to the "addiction is a disease" mentality that so many in *A & rehabs push. I know I was mentally addicted to heroin; I spent almost every penny I earned on it, but now I can do it once a week & never think about it. I know several people who were even physically addicted to opiates & can now just drink a few beers or something. Maybe we weren't 'true addicts' but I know what I went through & it's hard to reconcile that with 'once an addict, always an addict' etc. that is preached like gospel in the rooms.
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