Mostly my wife and kid. But also a thought that I would feel better that way. The only problem is that after a stint of sobriety that lasted one year is that I endured vicious buprenorphine withdrawal and besides being little clear minded I was actually feeling comparably worse. Depression and boredom (covid had something to do with that) just drained all my energy. So I relapsed one night on amphetamines and now am on kratom. I plan to stop kratom in February (winter cold brings out the chronic back pain that got me into opioids in the first place).
I'm trying to say that I don't even know do I want to be sober. I guess pressure of society is the only real reason why I am trying so hard. I have stopped alcohol and cigarettes because of my health (cigarettes) and because I saw they were not good for my relationships (alcohol), so it is possible that I would find similar reasons with other substances. But at the moment opioids and amphetamines are ilegal and very hard to find in their pure form in my country. Couple that with high price and there is a real reason why I want to be sober. So my list would be:
1.) Because I don't want to go to jail
2.) Money
3.) Pressure of society
4.) My wife and kid
If I had access to pharmaceutical grade drugs of my choice and they were legal I honestly don't think I would ever stop completely. I have some self control as I have used opioids and cocaine heavily but never smoked or injected even though people around me have. I also never used heroin even though people around me used it like tic-tacs. And most of them died. So I have some idea how to use drugs responsibly and I am pissed off cause some drugs like benzodiazepines, alcohol, cigarettes...are acceptable in society while others, that would improve quality of my life arent. Sorry for the rant.