Dude sorry to bust your Walmart bag, but your not doing HARDCORE DRUGS . I'm not putting you down but if you call your stuff HARDCORE, oh boy . If you would have seen me before Feb 21, 2024 I would have gave you P.T.S. and had NIGHTMARES for days by just seeing the shit I put in my body . Don't do drugs .
An odd thing to say in a forum called "Drug Culture". It's been a long time since just say no was at the forefront of harm reduction education.
Is there an legal or technical distinction between a hard or soft drug? It can be agreed that some drugs have a greater potential for harm than others, take Prof David Nutt's drug harm chart (linky) which can viewed in this paper, but the potential for harm is more nuanced than lumping drugs into two categories.
Sounds like you've been through some shit. You may however be surprised by how many members of this community can relate to such experiences. We have people here who have struggled with addiction for decades -many for most of their lives- that have seen things many of us could scarcely imagine.
You've only been to rehab once? That's not very HARDCORE brah. I had already been through every level of institution before age 18.
I propose that alcohol is the hardest drug there is, within how I semantically define "hard" vs "soft" drugs. I would also die on that hill.
If you were to ask me I would say that alcohol is probably the most harmful recreational drug to have ever existed. Most of the available data supports this if you look at in terms of deaths or hospital admissions where alcohol has been implicated, not to mention other social harms such as crimes commited under the influence of or things like drink driving etc.
I don't eat much junk food type snacks, and I don't have a sweet tooth at all, but when I sober up I usually drink a lot of soda and other snacks.
If you have enough un-necrotic fingers to type a message on a computer, I'm sorry but you're probably as much of a poser as me.