Its not about the warmth or euphoria at all for me. That definitely plays a pretty big role, the fact that once you can feel like that you simply prefer to never feel natural again, but that feeling also goes away once you get tolerant to your DOC. Or at least it did for me.
And after that little honey moon period of actually feeling good on opiates, my liver starting devouring them left and right which would push me into withdrawals quicker and quicker. Before not too long, I was taking enormous doses just to not be sick. And the way it is now, even having an extremely low tolerance, I KNOW if I went back to high doses I might get high for like 3-4 days, but after that I'd go right back to where I was before. Just blowing more and more money to avoid being sick.
So I'm a bit confused how people miss their opiates so much.
You guys enjoy the wds? Not having any natural endorphins? Not really being able to care about anything in life unless you're constantly upping your dose?
I have a totally different perspective towards opiates. I think in a way they're not really great, and they're not really terrible. They are more or less neutral imo. You get high today, you're sick tommorow. It always seems to equal itself out. So opiates aren't really better than anything else in life imo. You love someone, you break up, you feel like shit. You love an opiate, you break up with it, you feel like shit.
So as far as the #1 reason why I wish I never tried opiates. I can't say there really is a reason. I mean did I all a sudden discover one day that I was gonna wd from them? No, most people with common sense realize that before they even start using. Maybe they don't realize how bad it can get, but thats still not a reason to regret using opiates.
I guess if I regret anything, its the question of why the fuck I keep going back to them, when everytime I stop I feel like I'm more certain than god that I'll never use again. So they're just a really deceptive drug imo. Even after going through wds so many times, I still somehow manage to fool myself I can get high again and avoid that whole shitty end process. But I notice at this point in my life just taking 1 single dose, I already feel crappy by the next day. Even if I wait 10 years to use again, I'm just much more sensitive to how the actually effect my body.
I can take a dose of w/e, have energy today and be happy, but even if Im not addicted come tommorow I'm just gonna be tired and groggy, and not really excited to do much of anything. So it seems that opiates may change your biology over a certain course of time.
I use to be able to go a long time w/out using, and take a single dose and not feel any sort of rebound the next day, but whether I'm addicted or not now theres just always some sort of backlash.
Taking opiates is like opening a line of credit with an interest rate of a thousand %. I think some people think "hey if I can get high for 5 years straight it sure as hell beats 1 measily months of wds", but who the hell actually gets high for 5 years straight? After the first few months it always seems the most I can get is just a glow, and to sarifice that for 1 month of terrible wds I just don't see it as worth it anymore. Not to mention the fact most people can't redose their DOC the second its half life starts to decrease (for financial reasons) so even when we're getting high we are still spending a ton of time in wds.
So that first 4-6 months you may actually get high, if you use for 3-4 years, you can actually wind up spending about a whole year (maybe more who knows) in wds. Most people I think don't let the wds get too bad, and do it just to space out their use, but it still sucks to have to be in minor wds half of every waking day.
and this definitely turned into more of a rant than I was expecting lol, sorry about that.