> But that's not how it really works. Not everyone who uses once does it again and again. Many people are able to control themselves. Again, you're responding

> But that's not how it really works. Not everyone who uses once does it again and again. Many people are able to control themselves. Again, you're responding to something I've not stated. Taking a substance once does not make someone an addict. What I've stated is it's the process that eventually leads to it. And that everyone is susceptible to it on some level given the right life circumstances (bad relationships, bad parents, boredom, too much money and time, certain friends, access to drugs, etc).