Grinders Kiefers
Bluelighter
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- Sep 15, 2007
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This is probably going to sound stupid, but drugs are my hobby and I haven't ever done any hard drugs so that is one reason on why I want to do heroin. I know that is literally a very stupid excuse, but that's what I feel. I have a very close minded view on life and I just feel that this is something I really want to do. I don't even care about consequences or any of that because that is just who I am.
It doesn't sound stupid at all, in fact I consider drugs (more so psychopharmacology) one of my hobbies too. As soon as I started using drugs in my teen years, I became obsessed with researching how they worked, the different experiences people had with them, precautions to take when using, all of it. I think it's important to have a reasonable understanding of what you're getting into before you use any drug, but don't think knowledge and education will stop you from the downsides. I could rationalize and intellectualize my use all day long because "I know what I'm doing", but that never stopped me from becoming addicted to any of the drugs I've had problems with over the years.
I'm sure there are things other than drugs you've discovered that you enjoy over the last 16 years, but I understand how difficult it can be to get involved in hobbies when you're preoccupied with depression or other mental issues. I thought drugs would help me cope because they made everything seem OK, but that feeling was usually fleeting, and ended with the duration of whatever substance I was taking. It's incredible how fast it turned into using to feel normal all while hurting myself, friends, and family with my behavior. I know how miserable and hopeless life can seem when you're that age because I felt the same way, and it's not like I've figured everything out 10 years later, but trust that life does get better if you allow it to.
Again, I understand nobody here will stop you from using any drug if that's what you really want to do, but try to listen to what we're saying because it comes from a place of love, respect and care for your well-being, not to serve as an authority telling you what you should and shouldn't do (though you did ask if you should, after all).
It's hard to have any foresight about consequences when you don't know what to expect, especially when you don't care what's going to happen anyway. I'm not going to give you some bullshit line about ending up in rehab, jail or dead if you start using because none of those things may ever happen to you. However, based on what you've said already, it doesn't sound like you're in the right mindset to be using drugs responsibly, heroin especially, and I really don't think you want to become another statistic.