willy420wonka
Greenlighter
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- Jan 6, 2012
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So I want to keep the "long story" short, I was addicted to oxycontin and on the verge of cocaine addiction when both were put to a stop. I still smoke pot everyday of course, no slowing down there. I'm just wanting to express in a sense how I've been feeling, I haven't had oxycontin since the end of this past February and relapsed once on T3's about a month and a half ago, relapsed on cocaine twice in the past 3 months(I DO NOT like cocaine as much as I do opiates not even close) and have been doing okay for the past week and a bit but I've been ever longing for that bliss I used to feel. I think about the feeling of oxy every day and it's so frustrating that I can't use, I know it's for the best, I just miss it so so much and I am FAR to young to be having these dilemma's and addictions in my life. Nothing will compare to what that opiate and all opiates for that matter could deliver to me. I guess I'm just having a real hard time in my day to day life being happy and content without the use of some substance..I mean in all honesty I haven't been NOT under the influence of some substance be it alcohol, tobacco or crack for that matter for more then a week since maybe grade 7... Of course I wouldn't be doing those substances day after day but I'm just stating the fact that I don't really like being in my sober mind set for long periods of time. I have been trying to think why I feel that I NEED something anything to be consumed recreationally to allow me to be at peace with my self. I don't know. I just know that this is very confusing for who ever if anyone reads this but I just really wanted to blabber about how much I miss opiates and how hard it is and will always be to be happy and sober well happy and not doing opiates or cocaine/amphetamines. UGGHH I know this is so pointless and confusing but I'm starting this anyways to hear from others and maybe allow others to vent there feelings here. I hope for the best in the future..
Take care,
Luke
Take care,
Luke
