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My experience was different, and I disagree with the statement that trying things is always bad. I tried coke, heroin and meth once each. Coke was a huge let d
by rnd0 8y ago
My experience was different, and I disagree with the statement that trying things is always bad.
I tried coke, heroin and meth once each. Coke was a huge let down, and I've had no interest in trying that again. Meth, on the other hand -was eye-opening. I knew from my experience that if I did it again, I would end up overdosing on it very quickly -so I never did.
I'm far from a health nut or religious freak. I drank like a fish for decades, did pot, did LSD. Booze was hard enough (pot and LSD both reached a point where they were no longer fun, so I no longer did them) to quit, I'm glad that was the only thing that stuck.
So yeah ...I'm glad -and lucky, that I had the experiences with the hard stuff that I had. When meth got common it held zero temptation for me, ditto for coke and heroin.
It helps that I have always been poor as dirt and knew that I wouldn't be able to have regular access to any of that, either.
- hello_tyler 8y agoYou're also smart and disciplined, key ingredients that most drug addicts are missing. Meth is absolutely terrible, no arguments there, but what ever happened to personal liberty ? I don't need the government telling me what to do... (that made it sound like I use meth, I do not.)
- caprese 8y agoPeople that are addicted to things replace one addiction with another. These replacements don't have to be drugs. You don't have that attribute, from what you described, and that's all there is to it.
- 01100011 8y agoThe problem is that you don't know if you're going to find the thing you want to die with until you try it, and then it's too late. Some people really should never try street drugs. Unfortunately there's not a good way to know besides trying them.