I hate meth

It's amazing... for the first time since I started using, I can honestly say I hate methamphetamine. I truly do. It's fucked up my health and caused countless problems in my life - relationships, money, the law, and so on. I never thought I'd be a convicted criminal, but now I am. Meth is an evil drug. At first it's great and you brush off all the horror stories, convinced they won't happen to you. But over time the drug begins to dig its claws into you. You find that you're using more and more just to achieve the same high, and when you don't use you feel like the world is coming to an end.

People downplay meth withdrawals as "just psychological", but psychological withdrawals can be a nightmare in themselves. Relentless cravings, panic attacks, severe depression, and even psychosis. With chronic meth abuse there are also physical withdrawals which many people don't realise. Aches and pains, and the worst constipation you'll ever have! Why take a drug that will inevitably lead to all that? What's so fun about staying awake for days on end? Nothing. When you're high on meth you feel like you're on top of the world - you feel great on the inside, but on the outside you look horrible, and you're slowly damaging your brain and internal organs. Fuck that. It's just not worth it.

 

P, I have a parody article to send you. I will need to scan it but it's quite resonant to what you've said and might make you laugh. I'll link ya once I find a working scanner.

It really isn't worth it. It's costly in all ways. Staying awake for days on end alone will fuck with your head. Sure, you feel on top of the world when high, but the aftereffects? The cardiotoxic, neurotoxic, and kidney-related issues (last related to dehydration primarily) can kill you slowly over time... and very often does.

It is never, ever, ever too late to turn it all around. Keep drinking water and eating healthfully, and you will be just fine.

 

Nice I have been waiting for you to realize this...

 

I know folks who used for years, sometimes decades, that managed to kick their meth habit and move on.

I know you can do it too.