I'm sorry, but this sounds extremely ill-informed. You completely fail to distinguish between different drugs (which can be anything from caffeine to meth to "a

I'm sorry, but this sounds extremely ill-informed. You completely fail to distinguish between different drugs (which can be anything from caffeine to meth to "approved" medical drugs). Despite high school propaganda, it's not appropriate to lump them all together. Referring to them as "these drugs" is revealing. Nobody "never comes back off" LSD - it isn't even addictive, and tolerance builds rapidly so it soon stops working anyway. It can be dangerous, if taken to extreme excess and/or combined with other factors like sleep deprivation or other drugs - but you'd really have to try, and "ending up in a psych ward for two weeks" is very unlikely. From your perspective, I'm going to guess that the "drug addicts" you worked with were on something altogether more addictive and damaging, perhaps tobacco or alcohol. Don't generalise that experience to "drugs", unless you want to be dismissed as someone who doesn't know what they're talking about.