Brokenbeyondrepair722
Greenlighter
Hello Hominids!
My name is Arjun, but you can call me Arn. I am 27 years old and living in the US down south. I have been using blue
light as resource to help answer questions and learn what to do and what not to do. I decided to make an account and contribute; I am doing this because recently I have solemnly accepted the reality that getting clean is not going to happen in the near future, however I do hope that one day I will stop. I IV methamphetamine, and I have been using this way on and off (but mostly on) since 2023. I have some knowledge on the situations, and issues that tend to trail this habit. I am also here to find some support for myself as my life is becoming steadily more challenging. With that being said I am always available if someone needs to vent, needs to not be alone, or just wants to chat.
Shame is an awful thing; it reinforces itself.
The more we feel ashamed the more we suffer from low confidence, meekness, and we become overly apologetic. This then affirms the shame not only within us, but it also becomes broadcasted to the world through our mannerisms, and behavior.
Do not feel ashamed for how you have suffered, not all of us face situations that others can see themselves in.
My name is Arjun, but you can call me Arn. I am 27 years old and living in the US down south. I have been using blue
light as resource to help answer questions and learn what to do and what not to do. I decided to make an account and contribute; I am doing this because recently I have solemnly accepted the reality that getting clean is not going to happen in the near future, however I do hope that one day I will stop. I IV methamphetamine, and I have been using this way on and off (but mostly on) since 2023. I have some knowledge on the situations, and issues that tend to trail this habit. I am also here to find some support for myself as my life is becoming steadily more challenging. With that being said I am always available if someone needs to vent, needs to not be alone, or just wants to chat.
Shame is an awful thing; it reinforces itself.
The more we feel ashamed the more we suffer from low confidence, meekness, and we become overly apologetic. This then affirms the shame not only within us, but it also becomes broadcasted to the world through our mannerisms, and behavior.
Do not feel ashamed for how you have suffered, not all of us face situations that others can see themselves in.
