kinkyjohn
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Also worth noting: 95% of us opiate addicts thought we were different. No one is different when it comes to Oxycodone. Oxycodone is one of the most addicting substances on the Earth. I remember reading a study of some absurd amount of users became dependent and addicted on it.
There's a reason the main pharmaceutical companies responsible for the Oxycodone / Oxycontin push are bankrupt due to lawsuits... that drug created the heroin / fentanyl / overdose / death epidemic that is today.
I'm here to tell you that once in the rabbit hole, recreational Opiate use is a myth. Maybe the first year of some fun weekends sniffing percs existed, but they won't for long. If you don't give up all opiates permanently now, I would bet my bank account on the fact you'll be among us lifers.
I agree and lets be honest .. the OP is likely gonna turn into a full on opiate addict at some point. I chipped H for 10 years .. and only survived so long as I grew up with OCD so have off the chart mental dissociation / control abilitiles. In the end tough life circumstances which made me enough money for a habit - got me full time. Although you really need to be able to dissociate to cope with cravings one thing that will help is to have rules about when and how much you take .. e.g. every weekend. It'll work as long as you stick to them .. and they will help localise cravings. You'll want dope like crazy on Friday evening at 5:55pm (or whenever your weekend starts) but you'll hardly think about it on Monday.
I would also suggest to the OP that methadone maintenance is a wonderful way to stabilise an out of control habit (by all means go back to the dope afterwards) and buprenorphine is the GOD of withdrawal drugs but only if you haven't been habituated to it for a LONG time. As such .. avoid those drugs as much as possible for now as you may seriously need them .. and methadone is dangerous if taken unstably - plus it's valuable to have an opiate you "don't get high on," as that makes it much easier to avoid the cravings to redose till everything's bitching thing. Just getting methadone from a pharmacy once a day breaks the whole .. score .. get high .. get higher .. get higher thing. Sometimes you just need to get your habit under control .. and maintenance is good for that.
I also once had a fentanyl withdrawal that presented like cholera and bupe was the only drug that could get me even slightly well .. it got me through it with hardly andy screaming. I even knew who and where I was most of the time .. and had some sensory inputs that weren't just pain / violent expulsion of the stomach and intensitines. Since bupe also reduces opiate withdrawal symptoms but has it's own largely independent withdrawal (maybe not true of all opiates or for all people .. but certainly true for me .. every time) I rapid taperd the bupe to opiate naive in two weeks with only a days bad withdrawal from that bat shit crazy fent habit. The above is less or not true if you are / have been habituated to bupe so avoid bupe maintenance like the plague and never use it for more than two weeks. Bupe is also NOT safe if you are a fentanyl user as it's super easy to kill yourself by dosing through bupe .. as even with the huge difference in half lives it's easy to take enough fent you'll die when the bupe wears off (especially with carfent as it has a cheeky 8 hour half life).Thankfully .. there's less fent around these days - but still worth noting.