^^ I do the same thing too, sometimes. But I've learnt that acheiving things is so much more rewarding than hiding/running from everything. Start with something small and go from there
Carl, I really hope your NYD plan was just a fleeting thought and nothing more because there are so many reasons why you need to stick around for many more years to come. I know you're having a really tough time with your addictions but a purposeful OD is NOT the answer to your problems. You say you're destined to be a failure but you're about to finish school. That in itself is a huge acheivment that you should be really proud of. I know you've relapsed from sobriety before but every time you get clean or even just cut down your usage, you learn a little bit more each time. It's an ongoing journey. You have so much to offer the world and I know that deep down inside you know that too. I really hope you're feeling better soon, is there anyone you can talk to about what you're going through? A close friend or a family member, or perhaps a counsellor? If you want to PM me I'm always up for a chat

I don't know where I'm going or what I'm doing.
I'm addicted to cocaine and stimulants. After spending majority of October feeling shitty to get off of them, I'm addicted to opioids again.
The brightest thought in my mind is the plan to purposely OD on New Years Day. These last few weeks would be so much better because they'd be my final days and I would know that. Money wouldn't matter. School is almost done, but that wouldn't matter anymore. Work wouldn't matter.
With the holidays and everything, I'd see a lot of people again. We could have fun one last time. I could end on a high note with everyone. I wouldn't be a failure, I'd be someone who died before their time.
What are my other options? Continue being depressed? Continue being an addict who is dwindling his resources and damaging his health? If I stop I have to go through the pain and effort of getting clean again. If history has taught me anything, it's that I'll have mild success, relapse, and slowly become addicted all over again.
Why grow up and show everyone I'm a failure when I could be potential never developed?
Carl, I really hope your NYD plan was just a fleeting thought and nothing more because there are so many reasons why you need to stick around for many more years to come. I know you're having a really tough time with your addictions but a purposeful OD is NOT the answer to your problems. You say you're destined to be a failure but you're about to finish school. That in itself is a huge acheivment that you should be really proud of. I know you've relapsed from sobriety before but every time you get clean or even just cut down your usage, you learn a little bit more each time. It's an ongoing journey. You have so much to offer the world and I know that deep down inside you know that too. I really hope you're feeling better soon, is there anyone you can talk to about what you're going through? A close friend or a family member, or perhaps a counsellor? If you want to PM me I'm always up for a chat
