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Bluelighter
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- Jan 16, 2007
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i dont see why he should have (or really, even be capable) to do tapering on his own, cant he get some fucking help? from his parents and the myriad of addictions services in this fucking spoiled hemisphere?
drug abuse is partly a psychological and social problem; but the vast riches there for the taking in this continent seem to propel young people into reckless self-indulgence which, being a fundamentally blind-sided philosophy, will result only in great pain. i am now sifting through wreckage i have created. recovery is incredibly painful, because of the damage done while being addicted. the physical part, to me, is a piece of cake. the psychological cravings and such are what throw me for a loop
jake.
you're obviously a somewhat well-mannered young man.
just see yourself as deserving another chance, that you really want and deserve and are capable of eventually producing for yourself if not a perfectly happy, then a relatively toxin-free lifestyle and even have a family of your own eventually. the inability to do so for most addicts is what i think really damages my sanity at least. quit before its too late. if you dont really want to, then you never will. but you have to see it for what it is, without glamour, to really want it.
thats the last i can write here
drug abuse is partly a psychological and social problem; but the vast riches there for the taking in this continent seem to propel young people into reckless self-indulgence which, being a fundamentally blind-sided philosophy, will result only in great pain. i am now sifting through wreckage i have created. recovery is incredibly painful, because of the damage done while being addicted. the physical part, to me, is a piece of cake. the psychological cravings and such are what throw me for a loop
jake.
you're obviously a somewhat well-mannered young man.
just see yourself as deserving another chance, that you really want and deserve and are capable of eventually producing for yourself if not a perfectly happy, then a relatively toxin-free lifestyle and even have a family of your own eventually. the inability to do so for most addicts is what i think really damages my sanity at least. quit before its too late. if you dont really want to, then you never will. but you have to see it for what it is, without glamour, to really want it.
thats the last i can write here