Which drug is worst physical/mental health long term ?

[Kizaru]

yeah true. the first three-ish days of the binge consist of emptying my balls of any and all cum (this sounds disgusting but i’m humbling myself right now). after that i’m free to sleep , IV more meth in the morning and get on with my euphoric life until i run out of money. add ghb to the mix and “function” is no longer apart of my vocabulary. really nothing is because all i can comprehend is sex , sex , masturbation or sex. i love it and hate it , i’ve been doing it so long it’s kind of a chore now though and i look forward to when i lose my libido from orgasming over 50-75 times amongst the first 3 days.

I bet iv meth is even much much more horny making then regulair amps . I hate amps wank because its never enough . It does such a weird thing on cumpulsions its insane , sometimes i would go to long without orgasm because of compulsions and then the orgasm was numb because the amps whore off and i still didn't finish . Stim fap is the most insane thing ever
What a world , luckely regulair amps has so much side effects while on it that even fapping gets lame . But because of the extra serontonin meth adds it removes the feeling of ocd (you still compulsively do something but without feeling it necessary . This is what i noticed with stims that stimulate the serontonin.

 

[Serhat]

1. Methamphetamine: Prolonged use can lead to severe mental health issues, such as psychosis, anxiety, and cognitive impairment. It can also have a detrimental impact on physical health, including cardiovascular problems and dental issues.
2. Heroin: Chronic heroin use can result in severe addiction and physical health problems, such as infectious diseases (like HIV and hepatitis), respiratory issues, and cardiovascular problems.
3. Cocaine: Long-term cocaine use can lead to cardiovascular problems, neurological issues, and mental health problems, including anxiety and paranoia.
4. Alcohol: Excessive and prolonged alcohol consumption can cause liver damage, cardiovascular problems, and mental health issues like depression and anxiety.
5. Prescription opioids: Misuse of prescription opioids can lead to addiction and severe physical health issues, including respiratory depression and overdose.