METH: must NOT be doing it right

[Orlando O. Ortega]

Aren't there any meth-users who can take it or leave it? I do understand now why methamphetamine is popular.

Tried it first time one year ago and consumed it steady for about four months and then got off it easily but found it to be an exhausting drug. I don't like being awake for two-to-three days in a row, and I felt paranoid some of that time.

If I was younger and still drank alcohol it would keep me going at a party and I could stay up all night fucking. I've still got all my teeth and feel fine. Experienced no withdrawal symptoms. Never injected it, just sniffed it and smoked it with weed. Thinking the law enforcement hype is the usual propaganda and misinformation.

However, meth might come in handy for meeting deadlines or driving cross-country. There must be others who find it versatile but not necessary for recreational usage (posted similar question in another forum, apologies if this is considered double-dipping).

 

[Tommyboy]

Well some people find it exhausting so stop taking it, and others find it exhausting so continue taking more to fight the exhaustion and end up going on binges. The propaganda is very real though, and there are people on here then can attest to that.

 

[Freon]

Agreed even though I love the drug I fucking hate it at the same time. It's hardcore and for the most part D.A.R.E. was telling the truth about this one.

 

[legalizeall]

D.A.R.E. was full of shit

 

[_DankOpiAmp_]

Agreed even though I love the drug I fucking hate it at the same time. It's hardcore and for the most part D.A.R.E. was telling the truth about this one.

It is sad and ironic when people only believe government lies about the drug being targeted most intensely by propaganda in their generation. Especially when still using it and other drugs. It wouldn't have won the Battle of Britain if what D.A.R.E. said was true.