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Are you a successful drug user?

I'm only 18 but i've pretty much run the gauntlet as far as drugs go, except for heroin, meth, and crack. As far as RC's go ive only done 2ci, mdpv, and jwh. 2ci has been great to me the 2 times ive done it. mdpv is horrible. no sense in fuckin with jwh if you can smoke buds. But yeah i've been getting pretty stoned since i was like 12, started to smoke much heavier in high school. Started with the psychedelics when i was 16. I'd have to say I'm still an "intelligent" person. I can definately reason like an intelligent person, i think so at least. I got into college ya know? Get alright grades. I can say there are times when my memory of events is a little bad, and my motivation to "go the extra mile" basically doesnt exist. But I can do enough to pass and that's definately good enough for me
 
Wow, a Lambo, very nice car but I would never buy anything like that. I dont like sports cars myself but do like your BMW & Benz cars. If I do splurge, I was thinking of a Range Rover, used of course. As far as the stock market, I will get my cousin to help me since he has done well in the past.

Range Rovers lose value pretty quick and go through frequent redesigns so i don't know how good of an investment it would be.

since you said you buy used look at used older Rolls Royces and Ferraris. i've seen nice condition Rolls Royces(a little older, like late 80's early 90's) for around $20,000. a friend bought a great condition 1980's Ferrari(can't remember the model) for $24,000.

if you look around you'd be suprised what you can find for a low price(for an exotic car).
 
Nope. I'm a colosal loser.
I am a very talented plastic artist (by others' educated accounts) but I haven't done sh!t about it.
I am pretty intelligent but I'm doing bad in college.
Just lost my job.
Getting less attractive by the day while a girlfriend is missing.
I'm fairly young doe...
 
sad all i have done is become a pimp and slapped around a few hoes....oh well , grats on the success... least my hand is strong lol
 
Well i dont mean to throw a wrench in a seemingly good string of success stories but my life as an addict... Well i'll tell you about it. My mother was addicted to meth from 18 to 38. She had me at 21. From the start meth ruled my life even tho i had no clue what it entailed for my future then. At four meth cost my mother custody of me. At 7 meth cost her the fight to regain custody of me. At 9 I moved back in with her. At 10 she was using again.

At 11 meth tore us apart again. At 12 crack cost me a great foster family and had me expelled from school. At 13 meth cost my mother her fight to regain custody of me once more. At 13 drugs eventually lost me my closest foster parent. At 14 i turned to drugs more to cope with losing my family and being second classs in my mother's eyes, i was expelled from yet another school. At 15 I was released from the intensive therapautic foster care i had been placed in due to the state's inability to control me, upon freedom i lost control, drugs were my life and i was free to get them again and i dove head first spiralling out of control, i went through every agency and state home still willing to take me due to my Maximum risk level.

The state eventually moved me first into my aunts, then my sister and her husbands, then to SRC or jail for foster kids and then finally out of options no where to place me in the entire state my mother who had moved back shortly before this and asked her if she would like to have me placed into her care pending a custody hearing, my mother said yes. At 16 my mother was granted custody of me the final time, within months she had relapsed, we moved, out of state, not once but twice each time farther from my home to get my mother away from meth.

At 17 having moved around so much in just a year my HS credits were a mess most eventually being lost in transfering schools, I dropped out got my GED and started workin, drug free now in our new home. At 18 i moved to to a major city but came back within weeks a few short weeks after that i was arrested for a burglary my friend had committed but said i was also involved with in order to get a plea bargain. I got my first felony and a few months taken from me, i got out went back to work but liked the fast easy cash that was free to me as much as i could steal, i worked and stole like none other things werent too bad.

At 19 life went downhill when a friend got his car stuck when we were partying in the mountains, other friend with a car left his passengers who i didnt know there with me while he drove the others to town, one of them broke into a cabin and took a lousy two bottles of liquor, but when the owners made it to their cabin they noticed the car called the police and a string of confessions ended with the group of strangers i had stayed behind with pinning it on me, once again another felony but tough luck it was prison this time, complete a 7 month boot camp (weighing 303 coming in it felt impossible) or serve my two felony charges of 2 -4 yrs one after another, i chose boot camp, i went struggled, lost 130 lbs got out.

Now i'm 20 fresh out of prison i'm sent to the largest city in our state to complete 1 yr of the hardest probation in the state. I struggled having to schedule my every move a week ahead, no deviation from it whatsoever, I met a girl fell in love, got invloved in smokin 'spice' aka legal weed, went to school finally but was forced to quit because inbetween classes i was caught deviating from my weekly schedule and it was find a job in 3 weeks or get revoked so i got a job, overall doing good on my probation made it off the hardest level not without some trouble here and there but i made it unlike 85% of the ones who tried.

I'm 21 now and i'm on regular probation doing good have a niceish house still with girl she leaves outta state to help her sister for a month with kids, being free of all the strict rules i lose control like i normally do, i split with her after a year, i party 3 or 4 nights of the week drinking until sunrise, i party out of control for 4 months solid until i got a death threat from my ex's dad over some prank call he thought i'd arranged, well i'm not going back to prison or dealin with drama, i pack my shit and scoot back to near where i was arrested, I get here i hook back up with all my friends who all 20+ now and most on dope, they all want me to party and use with them 24/7 and here it goes again, i'm riding this wave right now trying to stay in control of my life even with dope this time, its not the easiest but in my own mind I'm a success story of failure...

I've succeeded out of failure, everything in this mini novel i've just written is a fraction of a minutae of what i've been through, I had it rough, others have had it way worse, but i came out of prison a convict with my ID a ssc card and the clothes on my back, somehow never making more than $9.00 i completeda semester and most of another of nursing studies, i have a house full of furniture and stuff, my own car and above everything else i figured out what i used in my mind to enable me, now i know what it is i'm working to fix it...

As a cinderella tale my story is nothing even close, but I'd like to think that even tho i raised hell and havoc when i was younger, I got caught i did what they told me i had to do to pay for it, i got out did everything there too made something of myself contributed to society positively for the first time in my life and i still do to this day. I'm twenty one yrs old, i use meth, been on probation my entire adult life, i've been incarcerated in jail and or prison for over half my adult life, lived imprisoned in my own home for an entire year once out of prison and despite my fucked up childhood and fuckin up my life once i was an adult I've succeeded at life in my eyes, I'm alive and healthy, free at last with a blank check on life...
 
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OK... OK... can someone please define "successful drug user"?

I have been using for over 30yrs now and believe once you become addicted there is no such thing!
 
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Sucessful drug user sounds like an oxymoron to me. However I led a sucessful life on cannabis and psychedelics for almost 20yrs. However when I began to use opiates the only thing I suceeded in was fucking up my life.
 
^same here when i can get my hands on some i'm down for whatever but it hasn't interfered with school just minor problems between me and the family. i definitely plan to experiment with other drugs soon.
 
I find myself to be very successful. I may not have a flashy high paying job or a gigantic house but i am exactly where i want to be right now. Regardless of my drug use
 
Maybe its just me but its seems I get bored with any drug I have ever taken & just plain quit. I do take Vicodin here & there for my back pain but as far as taking stuff recreationally, ive tried hydrocodone, oxycodone, weed, coke, adderall, methadone, lsd, shrooms, exctasy & several other things I cant think of & I just tired of using & just stop. Maybe I dont have that addictive personality when it comes to drugs which is a good thing.

Seems like everyone loves oxycodone but I really just dont get all the love for it recreationally, then again, we all break down the drugs we take differently than the other guy............I never find it as euphoric as others but it does take the back pain away alot better than hydrocodone. I found Neuro Blast (legal speed) more euphoric.

As far as being as successful user, ive done drugs while managing a business for my father & did it well but I never got into heroin or crack & with those 2 drugs, I just dont understand how someone can be successful for long but there are cases with heroin, so I guess its possible.
 
I take legal drugs (prescribed opiates) daily and have for 4 plus years and have a very succsesful life. I have completed 2 bachelors degrees, have a great job and two wonderful kids with a great supportive husband, who knows everything about me and my daily opiate use. I truely believe that what makes people successful while doing drugs (prescribed or otherwise)is learning that there is a time to indulge and a time to work and take care of your other responsibilties in life. If it gets to the point were you cant take care of your daily life and career then its time to revaluate your life and self control. I also feel that people who can handle both have a huge amount of self control and need a huge amount of self control. Also in my opinion people who cant are weak minded and shouldnt get involved with the usage to begin with especially if their are children involved and you put your drug of choice over your childrens life but thats only my opinion and everybody has a right to their own opinion.
 
Oddly enough, I am pretty much only motivated to be productive when I haz my opiates. I sit in front of this computer all day when my other half is at work. And during that time I often munch some oxys and then explode into a frenzy of activity. Built my entire, online, affiliate business to what I would consider a very successful level (and still growing). And only managed to do it because the O's kick me into action and mask the feeling of doing actual work.

Actually signed up to ask a question (been a lurker for about two years) and ended up getting sidetracked here for my first post.
 
I am not a successful user. but imo im not really successful sober either.

when i was using, i let everything slip. i was lucky if i could keep a job for more then 2 weeks, and if i went to class twice in a week. i spent all my money, traded alot of my shit, ripped off my friends at the end.

then i got clean, moved to frisco and im not doing that amazing either ha. i mean my drug use is under control. all i do is smoke buds, an occasional psych, and i did dope once. no needles though. however, i cant get a job. i cant get myself motivated to do anything, i cant even get up and do yoga. it sucks.

so i have no idea if i'll ever be successful. either way. i wish i could be though. maybe if i got a job, but then i have to worry about going out of control.
 
I believe to be a successful drug user, you have to have 2 things. One is money & be happy in your life with where you are financially & emotionally & the 2nd thing is using your drugs in moderation.
 
I believe to be a successful drug user, you have to have 2 things. One is money & be happy in your life with where you are financially & emotionally & the 2nd thing is using your drugs in moderation.

I totally agree with you and moderation is the key! Know when to indulge and when to take care of your responsibilties.;)
 
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I don't really think you have to use drugs in moderation to be successful, there are plenty of successful people that have been addicts, that said it certainly holds you back in general.

I would not call myself a successful drug user, I graduated high school about three and a half years ago, doing pretty average. Since then (and technically a while before) I can honestly say there is not a single day where I have not consumed drugs or alcohol.

I currently smoke alot of weed everyday and drink alcohol every night, often getting quite hammered. I use various benzo's frequently as well as opiates, although usually light opiates. I smoke meth pretty often, when I can afford it on top of all the other shit, and generally do whatever drugs are going/available/affordable at the time. I have spent just about every cent I ever touched on drugs except what went to board, my car and petrol.

I work part time from home and have done so for about 18 months, other than that since leaving school I have had a couple of dead end jobs and used to subsidise my drug use with small time dealing. I also get money from the Government every fortnight. I did get myself a diploma in marketing last year but I have trouble seeing myself applying it and apart from that my only real achievement since highschool is getting my drivers licence.

It would be nice and convenient to blame my shortcomings on drug abuse/addiction, and I would be a liar to say they haven't held me back somewhat. Really though I have always been a procrastinator and never had much direction or passion, to sum up, I am definately not a "successful drug user".
 
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