#401 ·
If you're actually stupid enough to even consider using drugs...
Just get high and call it a day—you'll sleep better that way.🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Just get high and call it a day—you'll sleep better that way.🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Thinking about trying drugs
Started by Larry Wells2 · · 👁 10 views · 418 replies
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#402 ·
I have no idea why he felt the need to share that with everyone.
He probably just needs some attention... and maybe a bit of common sense, clearly.
Keep at it, man. Let us know how things turn out.
He probably just needs some attention... and maybe a bit of common sense, clearly.
Keep at it, man. Let us know how things turn out.
#403 ·
Kyle Nelson2 said:I’m honestly all for drugs...
I mean, if there isn't any chance to die out hunting or something, then some kind of natural selection process has to exist, I guess. ☕
I'm with you on this. If someone watches all the anti-drug campaigns, listens to every rehab success story, and sits through every gritty Hollywood movie showing exactly how much a life can spiral, yet still decides to pick up a needle or whatever else—well, honestly, who cares? Human stupidity really doesn't have a ceiling.
#404 ·
silentheron25 said:So, what actually happened with that whole mess? I can't be bothered to read through everything right now... Did he just snap out of nowhere, or did someone finally push him too far?
He hasn't posted anything lately. Honestly, maybe he’s just too busy, or maybe he's stuck in 🙏 DRUG HELL 🙏. 🤣 🤣
#405 ·
Honestly, let him take it. Why not? It’s not like he’ll be around much longer if he takes 👍 two grams of high-grade liquid cocaine—or even just pure caffeine—straight through the sternum with a massive needle. That’s a one-way ticket to oblivion. 🙏
Besides, I highly doubt his environment is the main reason his brain isn't working properly. He was probably just born with a natural predisposition for being an idiot.
Besides, I highly doubt his environment is the main reason his brain isn't working properly. He was probably just born with a natural predisposition for being an idiot.
#406 ·
Man, if my little brother were here, I’d hand him a shovel just to see if he’d even think about drugs while working...
But honestly? The kid just doesn't know what to do with himself—he's just bored out of his mind, man...
Just keep going. YOU'RE GONNA BE A LEGEND. Oops—sorry—but hey, by even saying that on this forum, you're already a legend in my book.
Anyway, sending some love your way... stay cool. 😎
But honestly? The kid just doesn't know what to do with himself—he's just bored out of his mind, man...
Just keep going. YOU'RE GONNA BE A LEGEND. Oops—sorry—but hey, by even saying that on this forum, you're already a legend in my book.
Anyway, sending some love your way... stay cool. 😎
#408 ·
Larry Wells2 said:I’m just over here asking for some advice and you all just start acting like assholes. thanks I guess
I’d suggest that your judgment might be a bit clouded by those substances you're using, though I suppose I shouldn't say that if I want to avoid getting banned from this forum... I was also seventeen back then, yet it never even crossed my mind to try something like that. And since you seem so eager to experiment, why don't you go try something truly absurd, like seeing how much physical discomfort you can actually endure? You're young, aren't you?
#409 ·
So many people end up trying weed at least once in their lives. Some even dabble with LSD just for the sake of the experiment, though there isn't much real thrill to be found there. But when you start talking about heroin or cocaine, you’re looking at a completely different level of desperation... you really have to be hitting rock bottom to go down that path. It’s strange, though, how normalized everything has become in this country. You see drug dealers treated like local legends and addicts being romanticized as if they're just misunderstood souls who will eventually grow up to be successful entrepreneurs or even high-ranking politicians.
#410 ·
Brenda Vaughn said:He hasn't posted anything lately. Honestly, maybe he’s just too busy, or maybe he's stuck in 🙏 DRUG HELL 🙏. 🤣 🤣
The guy obsessing over that loser is absolutely right—the guy is already DEAD. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Here's one for him: 😘
#411 ·
Just checking in to share my experience. Tried some coke once and it was alright, I guess, but I never became an addict or anything. I wasn't on any drugs or part of any scene. When I tried it, I was maybe 17, now I'm turning 21 in a few days and I'm still the same person. Never turned into a junkie or whatever, just wanted to know what it was like.
#412 ·
Larry Wells2 said:Just checking in to share my experience. Tried some coke once and it was alright, I guess, but I never became an addict or anything. I wasn't on any drugs or part of any scene. When I tried it, I was maybe 17, now I'm turning 21 in a few days and I'm still the same person. Never turned into a junkie or whatever, just wanted to know what it was like.
Well, good for you.
🤦
#414 ·
You might not be an addict yet, but you’re probably still using coke or some other chemical cocktail. My friend—please, stop while you still have the chance. Very few people can actually stay in control over the long haul. As for me, I managed to keep it under wraps from when I first tried weed at thirteen until I was twenty—by which point I'd already been deep in the heroin scene for two years.
I thought I was in control—just "recreational" use for a long time—but I was basically riding a high for nearly two years straight. The problem is how slowly these things grab hold of you; you don't even realize it's happening. You think you're just playing around, and then suddenly, you realize you've gone way too far—and by then, turning back is incredibly difficult.
I've been on the needle for seven years now. I had a phase where I was totally clean for an entire year—nothing at all. Just sports and music. But just when I felt recovered and thought I was finally okay, I got sucked right back in. It’s a constant battle, my friend. It feels great while it lasts, but there's always an end.
Use your head!
I thought I was in control—just "recreational" use for a long time—but I was basically riding a high for nearly two years straight. The problem is how slowly these things grab hold of you; you don't even realize it's happening. You think you're just playing around, and then suddenly, you realize you've gone way too far—and by then, turning back is incredibly difficult.
I've been on the needle for seven years now. I had a phase where I was totally clean for an entire year—nothing at all. Just sports and music. But just when I felt recovered and thought I was finally okay, I got sucked right back in. It’s a constant battle, my friend. It feels great while it lasts, but there's always an end.
Use your head!
#415 ·
I’ve spent some time reading through your blog, and frankly, I don't think you're going to get much out of this endeavor.
Unless you fully commit to a rigorous, three-plus-year period of intensive psychological restructuring—essentially a complete personality overhaul in total isolation from society—you'll simply end up hitting rock bottom.
Of course, there is a third alternative: opting for a lifetime of "therapy" involving twenty to twenty-five pills dissolved in a solution every single day, essentially living your life as a zombie.
If you are searching for sympathy because you lack any backbone, you won't find it here. You know exactly what it means to be a nobody—a complete nonentity.
Unless you fully commit to a rigorous, three-plus-year period of intensive psychological restructuring—essentially a complete personality overhaul in total isolation from society—you'll simply end up hitting rock bottom.
Of course, there is a third alternative: opting for a lifetime of "therapy" involving twenty to twenty-five pills dissolved in a solution every single day, essentially living your life as a zombie.
If you are searching for sympathy because you lack any backbone, you won't find it here. You know exactly what it means to be a nobody—a complete nonentity.
#416 ·
George Robinson43 said:I’ve spent some time reading through your blog, and frankly, I don't think you're going to get much out of this endeavor.
Unless you fully commit to a rigorous, three-plus-year period of intensive psychological restructuring—essentially a complete personality overhaul in total isolation from society—you'll simply end up hitting rock bottom.
Of course, there is a third alternative: opting for a lifetime of "therapy" involving twenty to twenty-five pills dissolved in a solution every single day, essentially living your life as a zombie.
If you are searching for sympathy because you lack any backbone, you won't find it here. You know exactly what it means to be a nobody—a complete nonentity.
offtopic: I'm certainly not looking for pity!—besides, I laid out all my reasons for writing right there in the blog's introduction.
#417 ·
George Robinson43 said:I’ve spent some time reading through your blog, and frankly, I don't think you're going to get much out of this endeavor.
Unless you fully commit to a rigorous, three-plus-year period of intensive psychological restructuring—essentially a complete personality overhaul in total isolation from society—you'll simply end up hitting rock bottom.
Of course, there is a third alternative: opting for a lifetime of "therapy" involving twenty to twenty-five pills dissolved in a solution every single day, essentially living your life as a zombie.
If you are searching for sympathy because you lack any backbone, you won't find it here. You know exactly what it means to be a nobody—a complete nonentity.
Real classy. 🙄 People at rock bottom should just be pushed even deeper into the pit.
If junkies are nothing, then what does that make people like you, spitting on them instead of actually helping?
#418 ·
melloworca6 said:Real classy. 🙄 People at rock bottom should just be pushed even deeper into the pit.
If junkies are nothing, then what does that make people like you, spitting on them instead of actually helping?
Is it possible to write something more pathetic than this?
How exactly would you help a person struggling with addiction?
Would you hand them cash whenever they run out? Would you offer unsolicited advice like "you're ruining your life" or "that's not good for you," essentially acting like a condescending counselor? Or perhaps you'd offer them a place to stay once their own family abandons them on the street?
Grow up.
#419 ·
I honestly have no idea how this thread ever managed to drift onto the Health & Wellness board in the first place—but it isn’t happening again, at least not in this direction or within this specific subforum.
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