You can say that you are above addiction, that your priorities are in line, and that it'll never happen to you all you want, we all did. At some point in time though it's going to eventually catch up to you, whether it be 6 months or 2 years, addiction is always a possibility when you are using drugs that have potential for dependency.
Dependency/addiction may not be blatantly obvious at first, but the thing is, once you do realize it, it's more than likely too late. I used opiates for over a year only a few times a month, but soon your time between doses shortens & you find yourself using more frequently and that's it. But looking back now, even when I was a casual user, I would experience w/d, but with my lack of knowledge at the time, I shrugged it off as being sick or just having tough times sleeping, not even thinking it was due to the drugs. Here I am now 3.5 years later on suboxone after my life took a shit on me and being as close to rock bottom as I have ever been.
Dependency/addiction may not be blatantly obvious at first, but the thing is, once you do realize it, it's more than likely too late. I used opiates for over a year only a few times a month, but soon your time between doses shortens & you find yourself using more frequently and that's it. But looking back now, even when I was a casual user, I would experience w/d, but with my lack of knowledge at the time, I shrugged it off as being sick or just having tough times sleeping, not even thinking it was due to the drugs. Here I am now 3.5 years later on suboxone after my life took a shit on me and being as close to rock bottom as I have ever been.
