helpingout
Bluelighter
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Do you believe in free will 4D?
sameI am the type who has always used a substance to help me help me feel comfortable in myself
I can relate to this a LOTOohh bored as hell right now, so this seems fun to answer and I’ve been thinking abt this a lot
Drugs for me started as a personal ‘interest’ and most first times I’ve done by myself except for weed, which is the only drug I use very openly among friends. Other than that, most of my friends know or have vague suspicions of my hard drug use, have a small handful of friends I go to raves with, who I do use around.
Most of my use I’d say is daily just to function with my self destructive habits and emotions I can’t handle. It depends a bit per substance too I’d say, some like MDMA I do keep just to raving and using it with my rave friends. I often envy a lot of those people who can keep shit like speed and 3-mmc to just the weekends and forums like these are really the only places I’m fully honest about using those on a near daily basis.
I’d say I’m a pretty all-rounder drug user wise, sometimes I feel like I have multiple personas in that sense. To some I’m the casual stoner, to others the hedonistic rave creature and to myself a dysfunctional being that needs a constant stream of chemicals. Adhd and autism are probably a part of that, adhd loves the speed, autism loves anything that can numb my senses down or that makes it easier to connect with people, the way MDMA does.
Opioids make great slave drugs as I call it cause they cover lots of unfulfilled wants and needs that would rebel against continuing to function under otherwise unbearable conditions. They also freeze life in a way as they basically make me drag myself forward without being able to change anything much or get a real grip on my life.
No party drugs or stims, just downers to replace the contentment I didn't get in real life.
Same here for the responsibility. I sought them, chose them - no doc ever prescribed them to me. No one else to blame... When I first came here I had this little statement attached:I totally relate to this.
I will always love opiates and I blame myself for all the pain and suffering which has come from long-term addiction. I am not saying that this 'ultimate responsibility lies with the user' way of thinking should apply to everyone (or even anyone else), because there are plenty of circumstantial differences in why people use opiates and in the amount of user agency available.
In my case, I sought opiates out and allowed them to take hold, knowing the price there was to pay. To feel "I am OK and am supposed to exist in this world" was worth the heavy price of addiction, even if the feeling was quite fleeting.
So I'm the kind of user who is trying to fill holes in their psyche. Well, that explains opiates being my DOC, but what about all the other shit I use...
Uh oh. I'm also the kind of user who is a degenerate drug fiend who likes to take a bunch of different things at once. Not sure there's any lofty, spiritual or philosophical excuse for that part![]()
That's me in a nutshell, horses for courses.Oohh bored as hell right now, so this seems fun to answer and I’ve been thinking abt this a lot
Drugs for me started as a personal ‘interest’ and most first times I’ve done by myself except for weed, which is the only drug I use very openly among friends. Other than that, most of my friends know or have vague suspicions of my hard drug use, have a small handful of friends I go to raves with, who I do use around.
Most of my use I’d say is daily just to function with my self destructive habits and emotions I can’t handle. It depends a bit per substance too I’d say, some like MDMA I do keep just to raving and using it with my rave friends. I often envy a lot of those people who can keep shit like speed and 3-mmc to just the weekends and forums like these are really the only places I’m fully honest about using those on a near daily basis.
I’d say I’m a pretty all-rounder drug user wise, sometimes I feel like I have multiple personas in that sense. To some I’m the casual stoner, to others the hedonistic rave creature and to myself a dysfunctional being that needs a constant stream of chemicals. Adhd and autism are probably a part of that, adhd loves the speed, autism loves anything that can numb my senses down or that makes it easier to connect with people, the way MDMA does.