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Don’t beat yourself up, use this as information that you are not to be trusted and it is a big freaking deal. However, it does not mean you’re a bad person. Yo
by edmundsauto 3y ago
Don’t beat yourself up, use this as information that you are not to be trusted and it is a big freaking deal.
However, it does not mean you’re a bad person. You have an illness triggered by external factors. Do your best to look forward, try to understand how this mistake happened, and patch this hole.
Now, if I’m being honest, it sounds very unlikely that you stumbled across this doing the same things a non-addict would do. Were you somewhere frequented by addicts? You should stay out of those places.
Try to think like a sports coach might. You made a mistake, that happens - the most important question is what you’re going to learn so it doesn’t happen again.
- baddecisions 3y agoI live in a major NE city with an open-air drug market about 2-3 miles away. I know what these bags look like because my abuse progressed to using heroin in the early 2010s. A user or dealer had dropped this bag on the sidewalk and I stumbled upon it. I was with my two friends who definitely like to drink and smoke weed but nothing major. This bag should not have been on the ground. But it was. When I came to, my friend's girlfriend did not believe that I had found it on the ground. But that is the sad truth.