Jabberwocky
Frumious Bandersnatch
I have done, and still am, however, it was mainly an issue with drinking. I'm way more into drugs than her, we did go through a period of taking shrooms, acid and ecstasy quite a bit together but it was only for a few months.
The drinking was the worst part, though, she would go on week-long binges, and I mean dark binges of just lying in bed all day have blacked out 24/7. I drink a fair bit but not as she did. I threatened to break up with her in the end as I tried everything else we could. We both live very unconventional lives (we both work online and travel) so we're never really in the same country for longer than 6 months, so it was difficult to get any kind of treatment.
In the end, it came to it, and I left her, which gave her a huge wake-up call, and she started doing online therapy as well as me as support (although I was certainly drinking a little too much). Long story short, she quit. Three months sober. I went along with her for the first six weeks and went back to how I usually drank, which was/is on a Saturday night if we go to dinner or whatever, so all good (so far).
Never been in a serious relationship where we have both taken drugs that are more on the addictive side. However, I do have an issue with benzos, especially at the moment when you can buy them over the counter. Unfortunately, I haven't told her about this, which I probably should.
She's going away for a month so I'm going to get real messed up on psychedelics whilst she's away to get it out of my system. Then it's off to another country. She doesn't mind me taking stuff like that but she's over that stage now so wouldn't do it around her. Plus I like tripping my ass off in a dark room on my own with headphones on anyway
Can imagine, it's tough for people who are using drugs on the more addictive side though as we had that with drinking. We'd both be sober then I decide to have a drink with my meal and then she would be off to the races, have a couple because I did then 2 weeks later she would finally stop.
The drinking was the worst part, though, she would go on week-long binges, and I mean dark binges of just lying in bed all day have blacked out 24/7. I drink a fair bit but not as she did. I threatened to break up with her in the end as I tried everything else we could. We both live very unconventional lives (we both work online and travel) so we're never really in the same country for longer than 6 months, so it was difficult to get any kind of treatment.
In the end, it came to it, and I left her, which gave her a huge wake-up call, and she started doing online therapy as well as me as support (although I was certainly drinking a little too much). Long story short, she quit. Three months sober. I went along with her for the first six weeks and went back to how I usually drank, which was/is on a Saturday night if we go to dinner or whatever, so all good (so far).
Never been in a serious relationship where we have both taken drugs that are more on the addictive side. However, I do have an issue with benzos, especially at the moment when you can buy them over the counter. Unfortunately, I haven't told her about this, which I probably should.
She's going away for a month so I'm going to get real messed up on psychedelics whilst she's away to get it out of my system. Then it's off to another country. She doesn't mind me taking stuff like that but she's over that stage now so wouldn't do it around her. Plus I like tripping my ass off in a dark room on my own with headphones on anyway

Can imagine, it's tough for people who are using drugs on the more addictive side though as we had that with drinking. We'd both be sober then I decide to have a drink with my meal and then she would be off to the races, have a couple because I did then 2 weeks later she would finally stop.