Not a clue either what a North Country spider is either?Not a clue who she is.
Peak Distric is his home.
Not a clue either what a North Country spider is either?Not a clue who she is.
not watched the first yet either but i recognise the second from the first couple of mins.
tbh it is quite a timely reminder cos my brain has this new form of insanity that, when i did heroin since i got into recovery, i smoked it. and that if i would have injected it maybe it would do what i wanted it to. so, i should have another go but with a pin this time.
when i was using i knew a lot of people with serious problems due to injecting, probably well on their way to losing one or both their legs. it doesn't put you off in that situation though cos 'you'll never get that bad' but when i look back now i can see i did a lot of dumb shit.
i really feel fucking done with alcohol so much. had such an awful week and its just made it all worse. this is not the person i want to be. i also have another opiate rattle in the post but have dental surgery next week if they don't cancel it so will wait til after that.
love is a good replacement, but just as dangerous and addictive, and can be hard to find, especially when coming out of addictive cyclesWhen I watch programmes like that it brings it home to me that the positives of drug use are far outweighed by the negatives.
Alcohol ruined my life. I almost ruined by life with Benzos, and heroin seems like it would be even more ruinous. The problem is what to replace these addictions with? I still haven't found the answer to that.
Good luck with the dental surgery
pretty much. i thought i had then i allowed myself to start drinking again due to ennui or some other idiotic reason.The problem is what to replace these addictions with? I still haven't found the answer to that.
pretty much. i thought i had then i allowed myself to start drinking again due to ennui or some other idiotic reason.
from what i can tell it is mostly about learning to sit with discomfort without immediately searching for external means to fix it.
the thing that has helped me most from that perspective is going to my local buddhist centre, i've not undergone some fervent conversion i just enjoy learning about the teachings and they chime with me.
I'm sure I remember a film/short series where they legalised all drugs, the film/series was based in the UK, don't remember too much of the details, but "they" didn't make it shine in a positive light. Obviously.
https://topdocumentaryfilms.com/if-drugs-were-legal/ - This may have been it?
pretty much. i thought i had then i allowed myself to start drinking again due to ennui or some other idiotic reason.
from what i can tell it is mostly about learning to sit with discomfort without immediately searching for external means to fix it.
the thing that has helped me most from that perspective is going to my local buddhist centre, i've not undergone some fervent conversion i just enjoy learning about the teachings and they chime with me.
I started going to my local church (at least before Covid shut them all down) even though I was never religious and as a rationally-minded person find it hard to believe that a God exists or that everything that the bible says is true, but at least they were mostly a friendly and well-meaning bunch of people, so you could do worse than find communities like that to hang out with.
As it stands I can't ever seeing myself able to function properly without a drug, but some have apparently managed to find a meaningful life without that crutch.
I just don't want to end up like the people in those videos. I would used to be judgemental about that type of person, but now I can see how all too easy it is to slip into that lifestyle and spiral into oblivion
I remember when high-profile people like Tony Scott and Robin Williams committed suicide it ignited a debate over 'why would rich successful people want to kill themselves?!', with their defenders arguing that depression/mental illness isn't rational no matter your background. It's true. Some of the happiest and most contented people in the world are often those with the least - it seems a bit mystifying to those of us brought up in the West, especially when you have it drilled into you all the time that you must be successful and have really high expectations for your life and future
Always been tempted to buy an old oil tanker, they are massive and you can buy decommissioned ones for about £300,000. Bear in mind it’d cost well over a million to fuel it. But take it into no mans land, kit it out as a hotel and anything goes but rape and murder.Yeh, that looks vaguely familiar - I was probably off my tits when I first saw it. Must give it another watch, cheers for the link.
But we all know that any chance of drug law reform in the UK is just a pipe dream with our shit shower of a government. They can't even wipe their own arses without a nanny. How could they be expected to handle this?
Imagine their 'toot and trace' system...![]()
honestly this is how i used to feel. and when you're used to using drugs over a long period of time, til rehab i'd never been an adult without a daily drug habit so i had no life experience of how to actually exist without drugs.As it stands I can't ever seeing myself able to function properly without a drug, but some have apparently managed to find a meaningful life without that crutch.