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> What you may not believe is that you are no longer in control of wanting to get more. That’s the reality of a drug. Here (and in other comments since last ni
by drewbug01 6y ago
> What you may not believe is that you are no longer in control of wanting to get more. That’s the reality of a drug.
Here (and in other comments since last night) you've made a lot of comments like this one. You're essentially telling everyone taking ADHD medication that they're budding druggies and need to get off the train before it's too late.
That's your experience. And it flies in the face of what many, many people here are describing.
You've made your point repeatedly, over and over. Would you mind letting the rest of us discuss it in peace without telling us that we are borderline addicts? Your comments are not helpful or substantive; they're just divisive and mean at this point.
- runawaybottle 6y agoI can only think of art to represent how it goes down: https://youtu.be/RkT4Xd3mDwI https://youtu.be/RkT4Xd3mDwI Tyler is your drug, he will justify anything, the ego. Edit: I have this voice in my head too: https://youtu.be/Gd_6b7rpeEI https://youtu.be/Gd_6b7rpeEI For what it’s worth, I’m going all the way, this time sober.