Hi,
So I've been messing with opiates for almost 2 years. Back in the day, I messed around with ladders and loved them. I'd drink smoke some weed and felt on top of the world. I was around 16 then. I maybe tried a few norcos here and there then...and then the opiates came into the picture seriously. I started dating a guy from my past who had a consistent connect with norcos, oxys, roxys, etc. As our relationship grew, I realized what he was doing and he didn't like me taking benzos. In a messed up way I wanted to feel how "he felt on opiates" because I never understood it.
At the beginning, I would puke from 3 norcos. and now almost 18 months later 4 norcos is nothing. I was introduced to blues and i love the rush and feeling of them like no other, almost better than a bar. The blues turned into more norcos, OP60s and 80s... even fentanyl patches and dilaudids most recently. My bf and I have been on a drug binge which were calling our "going out with a bang". He is ready & capable of quitting with his suboxone prescription, but I feel like I cannot quit. i want to so bad for my body and myself. But sometimes, since we live together, I just associate him with drugs and getting fucked up. I tried H for the first time senior year in HS in 2011 and now the past 4 days i've been doing it. I don't feel like im getting physical withdrawls... well maybe bcuz I am constantly sweating at work. But he is planning on getting clean and I want to too.. but can a relatinoshp that was once based on drugs work out. It worries me, and for both our own well beings....
Anyway maybe i"m in denial but i feel like i suffer more mental withdrawals. Maybe its because its an alcohol, benzo, and opiate thing. I don't want to see a doctor or therapist because I've seen one before and only I can help myself. My problem is I have a quick temper and once something goes wrong I automatically want to start using. I am repressing my issues & am wondering if anyone else feels this way or has any advice to help me towards sober living
Btw, I hope I posted this in the right forum... sorry if I didn't I'm still new here
thanks,
meg
So I've been messing with opiates for almost 2 years. Back in the day, I messed around with ladders and loved them. I'd drink smoke some weed and felt on top of the world. I was around 16 then. I maybe tried a few norcos here and there then...and then the opiates came into the picture seriously. I started dating a guy from my past who had a consistent connect with norcos, oxys, roxys, etc. As our relationship grew, I realized what he was doing and he didn't like me taking benzos. In a messed up way I wanted to feel how "he felt on opiates" because I never understood it.
At the beginning, I would puke from 3 norcos. and now almost 18 months later 4 norcos is nothing. I was introduced to blues and i love the rush and feeling of them like no other, almost better than a bar. The blues turned into more norcos, OP60s and 80s... even fentanyl patches and dilaudids most recently. My bf and I have been on a drug binge which were calling our "going out with a bang". He is ready & capable of quitting with his suboxone prescription, but I feel like I cannot quit. i want to so bad for my body and myself. But sometimes, since we live together, I just associate him with drugs and getting fucked up. I tried H for the first time senior year in HS in 2011 and now the past 4 days i've been doing it. I don't feel like im getting physical withdrawls... well maybe bcuz I am constantly sweating at work. But he is planning on getting clean and I want to too.. but can a relatinoshp that was once based on drugs work out. It worries me, and for both our own well beings....
Anyway maybe i"m in denial but i feel like i suffer more mental withdrawals. Maybe its because its an alcohol, benzo, and opiate thing. I don't want to see a doctor or therapist because I've seen one before and only I can help myself. My problem is I have a quick temper and once something goes wrong I automatically want to start using. I am repressing my issues & am wondering if anyone else feels this way or has any advice to help me towards sober living
Btw, I hope I posted this in the right forum... sorry if I didn't I'm still new here
thanks,
meg
