Me old thread
I'm still no closer to determining a stop point (if that ever happens) - although in my mind i seem to have made the decision to never stop, just keep it in moderation, follow the 4L's

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Since i first asked this question, i have practically stopped going out clubbing or raving (not that i was much of a "RaVaH" to begin with). It doesn't mean i don't still love electronica, nor does it mean i've changed friends, but as a person i've become a bit more serious about my lifestyle, health (physical and mental), my uni and subsequent possible career options and my time-management. I'm also well past all the goings-on that pass for a "scene".
The drugs are still there probably in a similar frequency (maybe a tad lessor amounts - altho there are budgetary constraints as well), altho the variety has probably expanded more and more as I wind my way down the path in the garden of drug experiementation. You don't settle for shit as easily as you may have in the past, you want bang for your buck. I'm definately not getting bored of drugs, there's way more out there than piss, pot and pills.
I know plenty of people who should have stopped, and some people who stopped merely because whatever they found in drug use just isn't there anymore, maybe they're the smart ones, maybe they're missing out. Some of the people who've stopped will come back, some will never stop until something seriously drastic happens.
I don't know anyone that has swapped the vice of one drug without picking up another. Eg give up bongs take up smoking, give up pills, take up red wine. Anyone that has stopped.. completely, gone straight edge, how did you do it? why did you do it? Do you regret getting involved in drugs at all?
Having spent the last couple of years growing up experimenting with a variety of drugs, its hard to imagine a future without them in some capacity, just adding their little touches and sparkle lights to the debaucherous nights of my fellow like-minded young adults. I probably won't stop personally, but then again ask me in a year and see if i feel the same way.