I have a meth habit that I'd like to quit. It's not an addiction just yet. I can go weeks without the stuff if need be (like if I'm returning home). It doesn't affect my health because I take very good care of myself. I only do a point every week or so. I have zero desire to do more during the week, so I'm not worried about it escalating. Every week while I'm crashing I resolve to quit but, come next week, I tell myself it was just because of the crash that I resolved that - like how people tell themselves they won't drink again when they've had too much to drink. So that got me thinking: why do I want to quit? I haven't fully recovered from my crash, so make of that what you will.
1. My girlfriend. I know if the tables were turned I wouldn't feel so good about her doing meth every week.
2. I jack it to porn for fucking HOURS on the stuff. At the end it feels like a part of my soul has just died. I don't want to feel like that anymore.
I'm writing this down so I have something to refer to next time I get the urge to do it again.
I've always been a bit of a hedonist, always living for the moment. I just wonder if meth is worth it. Is this the crash talking? How do I know if it's really a problem for me?
1. My girlfriend. I know if the tables were turned I wouldn't feel so good about her doing meth every week.
2. I jack it to porn for fucking HOURS on the stuff. At the end it feels like a part of my soul has just died. I don't want to feel like that anymore.
I'm writing this down so I have something to refer to next time I get the urge to do it again.
I've always been a bit of a hedonist, always living for the moment. I just wonder if meth is worth it. Is this the crash talking? How do I know if it's really a problem for me?
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