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I've experimented with ketamine a couple of times and can confirm. Very addictive.

TheSpiceIsLife 8y ago
They'll tell you that Heroin and nicotine are addictive. But! If you use either of those two for no more than two days in a row every ~2 weeks, and no more, you'll never get addicted. Probably true with ketamine. I've used it a few times, but never abused it. Occasional recreational use is possible.
- beenBoutIT 8y ago
  It turns out that if overused the stuff wreaks havoc on the bladder. Britain has a shitload of bladderless people who enjoyed K too frequently.
  - mathieuh 8y ago
    Where 'overused' means snorting like 12g a day, every day. I can't be bothered finding a source for this as I'm on my phone but I'm fairly sure it's somewhere in my comment history from the last time this came up You would need to be dedicating your life to obtaining and consuming ketamine, at which point you already have serious problems
    - beenBoutIT 8y ago
      You make a very good point. The bladder dysfunction might have been the only thing capable of pulling these sad people out of an otherwise endless loop of k-holes.
- DanBC 8y ago
  This is untrue for heroin.
  - TheSpiceIsLife 8y ago
    Is it? My personal experience supports my claim, although maybe my use of never is overreach. I’ve also never really drank much alcohol, I don’t smoke, and don’t regularly use caffeine (coffee / tea). I’m willing to believe my drug use patterns make me an outlier. A quick search suggests something like 25% of people who try Heroin will become addicted. That is quite a frightening statistic!
    - 0xdeadb00f 8y ago
      > Is it? My personal experience supports my claim, although maybe my use of never is overreach. The thing with drugs is that it's always different for everybody. Your circumstances, physical (anatomically speaking) and psychological have an impact on the experience of a drug and the potential for abuse. My point being: your experience will almost always differ from someone else's.
      - TheSpiceIsLife 8y ago
        I did attempt to cover that when I wrote: I’m willing to believe my drug use patterns make me an outlier.

They'll tell you that Heroin and nicotine are addictive. But! If you use either of those two for no more than two days in a row every ~2 weeks, and no more, you'll never get addicted. Probably true with ketamine. I've used it a few times, but never abused it. Occasional recreational use is possible.

beenBoutIT 8y ago
It turns out that if overused the stuff wreaks havoc on the bladder. Britain has a shitload of bladderless people who enjoyed K too frequently.
- mathieuh 8y ago
  Where 'overused' means snorting like 12g a day, every day. I can't be bothered finding a source for this as I'm on my phone but I'm fairly sure it's somewhere in my comment history from the last time this came up You would need to be dedicating your life to obtaining and consuming ketamine, at which point you already have serious problems
  - beenBoutIT 8y ago
    You make a very good point. The bladder dysfunction might have been the only thing capable of pulling these sad people out of an otherwise endless loop of k-holes.
DanBC 8y ago
This is untrue for heroin.
- TheSpiceIsLife 8y ago
  Is it? My personal experience supports my claim, although maybe my use of never is overreach. I’ve also never really drank much alcohol, I don’t smoke, and don’t regularly use caffeine (coffee / tea). I’m willing to believe my drug use patterns make me an outlier. A quick search suggests something like 25% of people who try Heroin will become addicted. That is quite a frightening statistic!
  - 0xdeadb00f 8y ago
    > Is it? My personal experience supports my claim, although maybe my use of never is overreach. The thing with drugs is that it's always different for everybody. Your circumstances, physical (anatomically speaking) and psychological have an impact on the experience of a drug and the potential for abuse. My point being: your experience will almost always differ from someone else's.
    - TheSpiceIsLife 8y ago
      I did attempt to cover that when I wrote: I’m willing to believe my drug use patterns make me an outlier.