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what got you into heroin?

heroin was actually my first real opiate high. I IV'd it the second night and had never IVd anything. curiosity and a love of all mind altering drugs is what got me into heroin.
 
A relationship ended on Valentines Day, and I found some work at a flower shop delivering roses all day. By the end I was very depressed, and decided to try to find some. Can't believe I didn't get ripped off, but I guess that's the Seattle dope scene for ya!
 
I lived in Seattle and while I didn't try any heroin while I was there; I was surprised by how casually people used it that you would not expect. Just regular people that happened to like shooting dope. Overall the attitude towards drugs in that city is far more liberal than most others
 
Love these threads.

I was doing oxycodone at the time (babby's first opioid! :D) and the first time it was unavailable I got heroin instead. NO regerts, about ten years later and I still (arguably) got my shit together.
 
I used to be addicted to IV heroin. I started by smoking it. Did this for like 8 years on and off.

Then one day i just decided I didn't want to pay my scumbag dealers rent anymore so I just stopped. The reason why I started though, was to self medicate the problems I had in my head, but all that did was avoid the problem instead of confronting them.

Confront your problems, don't numb yourself from them.
 
Ironically it was suboxone that got me into the bigger opioids LOL. I had a friend who sold his script for dope money and I loved it. Then I found Norcos, tramadol, oxy, then finally ran into H. Like most have said, it was like a love story. Sooner or later it bit me in the ass, big surprise.

Now I'm staying at my parent's home shackled to suboxone and tapering until I can be a functional member of society again. Will it work? Find out on the next episode of Dragon Ball Z.

Same actually. When I first suffered severe anxiety and stress in college, neither I nor my friends involved themselves in opiates. However, with no tolerance and a neighbor who always passed it around, suboxone was initially a strong and long lasting high for less than mcdonalds coffee. After 10 days of use during a despondent period of isolation, I experienced the physical and (worst of all) mental consequences of opiate addiction for the first time. Not a great decision, but I was self destructive and knew the consequences.
 
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