sekio
Bluelight Crew
heroin is just another fucking opioid....
I still say, it's because the huge cultural impact. Like Breaking Bad and meth now, but times a thousand in all forms of art. Look at music only, "Heroin" by Velvet Underground in the 70's, "Hurt" by NiN. It becomes more than a drug, an idea, a shared feeling sometimes of bliss sometimes of despair. Youth these days don't get into H much but look at meth, rising and rising, and between the two come the devil and choose.
There will always be "something". H, now meth, in the future something crazy like Refrain (code geass anime).
I understand you think: "here's another naive stupid kid playing with fire and thinking he has reasons and a plan lol".
But the fact is i did do some opiates before (2 times Oxy, 1 time Dillies which i shot). In the end i'd stop and not get more. At the time i also used oxy for a purpose: I had a drinking problem, and to stop you need to not drink for 1+ week; benzos help but i was already prescribed high dosage so it did nothing. And in the end i stopped drinking and suffered nothing (instead of a few days of hell) and it worked. When i got dillies was for fun tho, and i IV'd it, and in the end of the stash i had strong body aches.
So taking something to stop something else does exist, Valium to help alcoholics (50mg a day to start off) is regular medical proceedure.
ATM i quit drinking. Still have anxiety/benzos to deal with tho. I wanted to taste H yes, but reducing benzos for some days and have something to take my mind off the fact im at the end of the hard journey of taking seroquel IS NOT BAD. I won't get more H, believe me or not. It's too strong, too dangerous anyway. Maybe some Oxy in some time which i have proven to be able to stop and is some less hardcore "feel good" drag.
I have stopped H for now, i'll take a break and alternate the stash till it's over, which some of you have said managed to pull off. Just wanted to explain i'm not that stupid and not that naive.
Maybe i romanticized it in a way (i did say this drug is a piece of shit in the end), but i think a symptom of former addicts is to "devilize" the drugs that caused them so much pain to the point it becomes like this, you can't accept the possibility of someone getting a gram, using it over a lot of days and NOT getting hooked.
Example: I mentioned i had a drinking problem, a serious one. At a point mostly because of people close to me wanting me to (mom etc) i went to an AA meeting. I was the youngest by far, heard some horrible stories of lives destroyed by alcohol, and the attitude these guys had was basically "you can NEVER drink again" etc. When it was over a younger guy came over to me and explained me how these guys were heavily scarred etc, and because they couldn't ever touch a glass again they generalized it. For us it was just different.
The fact is i now drink socially and not often, and it doesn't take over me and make me need to drink like i used to.
H even takes your libido. Few days ago i was under H and with this girl i've been hanging out with and got the balls to ask her to start dating me and she agreed. Right now i'm so happy to have someone (i had been kinda lonely hence the alcohol and drugs) that i could care less about being high on H. When it comes time for the baby making i want my dick to work lol with H you can't even have that. I also know some guys that tried H (just snorted) and are NOT junkies. But i understand when you lose so much to a drug you just wanna get people to not even taste it, i thank you for that concern.
PS: I'm NOT just doing this for fun, meanwhile i lower benzos (I'm on 2/3x 10mg valium a day, want to go just 10mg and while on dope i don't suffer anxiety, ALSO i'm quitting seroquel imediate release (25mg to none - doctors prescription, i just take it to sleep aid and heroin helps again in the process.)
It's only meth in certain parts of the US.. mainly westcoast and middle america. There is virtually no meth on the east coast of the US. Heroin use among young people is actually on the rise, not tamed or replaced by anything, certainly not meth. Like I said, unless you're talking about some specific areas.
SE /E Asia is really interesting these days. The area that is historically known for opium and primo heroin has dramatically turned to meth. It was huge in SE Asia last I was there. Japan and S. Korea, the meth was really pure and the typical addict is nothing like the typical addict in the US. I've read some UN reports that say that a lot of meth is produced by state run companies in N. Korea specifically to flood S. Korean and Japanese markets... I could see that.
Haven't heard that but that's interesting. Just goes to show that when dealing with such powerful drugs, no population is safe.
Hi ya. I don't understand the seroquel thing. Do you feel addicted to it? Both my hubby n I were prescribed 150 mg of this by a shrink for aid in staying asleep. It really didn't work for either of us and honestly were we more than happy to stop taking it. We really stopped on our own before we got around to our monthly appt with this shrink (who was horrible BTW).
So just wondering if it worked for you and if your addicted and had WDs from it?
I've lived in NYC, New England, The Midweast, and The West Coast and I only ever saw large scale meth abuse in The Midwest. It exists elsewhere - for sure - but even on The West Coast it's still way less than heroin and far, far less than opiates in general. Though in areas of low population, anywhere in the US, have shockingly high meth use.
SE /E Asia is really interesting these days. The area that is historically known for opium and primo heroin has dramatically turned to meth. It was huge in SE Asia last I was there. Japan and S. Korea, the meth was really pure and the typical addict is nothing like the typical addict in the US. I've read some UN reports that say that a lot of meth is produced by state run companies in N. Korea specifically to flood S. Korean and Japanese markets... I could see that.
It def fits Japanese and Korean cultures well as they are both very driven and intense cultures. SE Asia, like Vietnam and Thailand I was surprised about. I think it has a lot to do with the intense government crackdowns on heroin producers. Meth is so much easier to make and getting pseudo-ephedrine is super easy in those countries.