Some people simply can’t get addicted. I’ve tried meth, crack, opium, and pills and never once felt the need to try it again and quickly forgot the experience the next day.
Addiction is built up over prolonged and consistent use, not from doing it once and never touching it again. Are you that moronic that you believed the primary school teachers who told you if you do heroin once you'll be a complete skaghead for the rest of your life??
>do crack once >you know what I need to try it again >try it again >you know what I need to try it again
If you do it more than once, you are a loser addict
You are a loser who likely has never been to a party. If I was you I'd have killed myself. Maybe smoking crack would make you a more interesting person??
8 months ago
Anonymous
I have tried it. Just once. simply not a loser addict like you who is so mentally weak that they can’t stop doing something
8 months ago
Anonymous
>thinks "starting" and "doing something once" are the same thing
maybe you are a crackhead
8 months ago
Anonymous
Addict cope. I bet you tell yourself you can stop any time, huh, bub?
8 months ago
Anonymous
The only cope I see is the person who smokes crack being a homosexual because they refuse to understand not everyone who does drugs is an addict unlike them. Stop self-depricating, go smoke a bowl and relax
8 months ago
Anonymous
I have never smoked crack. But your loser mindset is some bullshit that was packaged up by the government and regurgitated by normies. I know people who smoke crack once in a blue moon, the same way i know people who do cocaine on special occassions. These people are nothing alike an actual addict, who, due to prolonged and consistent substance abuse, need to keep a regular dose in order to fight off life-threatening withdrawals. Someone who enjoys a drink before bed isn't an alcoholic. moron.
8 months ago
Anonymous
And what was their reasoning for doing it again after the first time, huh? I think the word begins with an a.
8 months ago
Anonymous
Because people enjoy things that make them feel good and aren't inherently healthy for them? Are you addicted to McDonald's because you sometimes eat a Big Mac? Are you on the same level as some obsese American who needs to eat a Big Mac or else will want to kill themself? You clearly never were invited to parties if you think people who do something for fun = being a serious addict. moron
8 months ago
Anonymous
I have tried most of drugs multiple times each without getting addicted to any of them. If I did them multiple times it's because I enjoyed the experience and wanted to repeat it. For example i've tripped a dozen times on LSD, dozen mdma rolls, taken 2 fma to play tf2 and study, listened to a few of my favorite albums under my blankets on ketamine... I have never have felt the need or push to do a single drug. I just do them very sporadically because I enjoy them. Educating yourself on harm reduction, recommended dosages and drug adverse effects on health goes a long way. Just like reading the indications for medicine, you check the psychonautwiki article.
8 months ago
Anonymous
"I keep using drugs... Im not addicted."
What youve used is also pretty shitty in terms of use.
8 months ago
Anonymous
Wrong, I have not used a single drug other than alcohol in 2 years
Addictions form because people try to manage their own anxieties. If they find no other way of coping over a prolonged period of time, addiction will manifest. Hardcore drug addicts have been severely mistfreated since childhood and are riddled with trauma. Your lack of empathy makes you look like a total homosexual with a huge lack of real world experience.
I would recommend Addiction by Design, by Natasha Schull, which is a deep and well-researched study of video slot machines and the people who play them, and many of her conclusions build directly on how gambling addicts theorise their own addiction. A very grim but compelling book.
Thanks for the genuinely great recommendation. I wonder if there are books in this style but for social media, video games and the like. Why some of the psychologists engineering these soul traps for faceless companies haven't gone rogue is a question I always have. The pay can't be enough, even for a neofreudian...
Junky of course
The first chapter to Zeno's Confessions "Smoking" is really good. Short chapter though
The Big Book
Bukowski's oeuvre (the burden of analysis/insight is on you though)
Sadly, Porn
anything by Gabor Mate
Become addicted to something
Some people simply can’t get addicted. I’ve tried meth, crack, opium, and pills and never once felt the need to try it again and quickly forgot the experience the next day.
Addiction is built up over prolonged and consistent use, not from doing it once and never touching it again. Are you that moronic that you believed the primary school teachers who told you if you do heroin once you'll be a complete skaghead for the rest of your life??
>do crack once
>you know what I need to try it again
>try it again
>you know what I need to try it again
If you do it more than once, you are a loser addict
You are a loser who likely has never been to a party. If I was you I'd have killed myself. Maybe smoking crack would make you a more interesting person??
I have tried it. Just once. simply not a loser addict like you who is so mentally weak that they can’t stop doing something
>thinks "starting" and "doing something once" are the same thing
maybe you are a crackhead
Addict cope. I bet you tell yourself you can stop any time, huh, bub?
The only cope I see is the person who smokes crack being a homosexual because they refuse to understand not everyone who does drugs is an addict unlike them. Stop self-depricating, go smoke a bowl and relax
I have never smoked crack. But your loser mindset is some bullshit that was packaged up by the government and regurgitated by normies. I know people who smoke crack once in a blue moon, the same way i know people who do cocaine on special occassions. These people are nothing alike an actual addict, who, due to prolonged and consistent substance abuse, need to keep a regular dose in order to fight off life-threatening withdrawals. Someone who enjoys a drink before bed isn't an alcoholic. moron.
And what was their reasoning for doing it again after the first time, huh? I think the word begins with an a.
Because people enjoy things that make them feel good and aren't inherently healthy for them? Are you addicted to McDonald's because you sometimes eat a Big Mac? Are you on the same level as some obsese American who needs to eat a Big Mac or else will want to kill themself? You clearly never were invited to parties if you think people who do something for fun = being a serious addict. moron
I have tried most of drugs multiple times each without getting addicted to any of them. If I did them multiple times it's because I enjoyed the experience and wanted to repeat it. For example i've tripped a dozen times on LSD, dozen mdma rolls, taken 2 fma to play tf2 and study, listened to a few of my favorite albums under my blankets on ketamine... I have never have felt the need or push to do a single drug. I just do them very sporadically because I enjoy them. Educating yourself on harm reduction, recommended dosages and drug adverse effects on health goes a long way. Just like reading the indications for medicine, you check the psychonautwiki article.
"I keep using drugs... Im not addicted."
What youve used is also pretty shitty in terms of use.
Wrong, I have not used a single drug other than alcohol in 2 years
Addictions form because people try to manage their own anxieties. If they find no other way of coping over a prolonged period of time, addiction will manifest. Hardcore drug addicts have been severely mistfreated since childhood and are riddled with trauma. Your lack of empathy makes you look like a total homosexual with a huge lack of real world experience.
I would recommend Addiction by Design, by Natasha Schull, which is a deep and well-researched study of video slot machines and the people who play them, and many of her conclusions build directly on how gambling addicts theorise their own addiction. A very grim but compelling book.
Thanks for the genuinely great recommendation. I wonder if there are books in this style but for social media, video games and the like. Why some of the psychologists engineering these soul traps for faceless companies haven't gone rogue is a question I always have. The pay can't be enough, even for a neofreudian...
>social media, video games and the like.
For Tv check out "amusing ourselves to death"
For internet check out "the shallows"
IJ is all you need
Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh
Big Sur by Jack Kerouac
Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace
Jesus' son by Dennis Cooper
Some Burroughs.
Sing Backwards and Weep, Mark Lannegans Memoir is good look into mind of an addict.
White Out by Michael Clune.
In the realm of hungry ghosts by gabor mate
Henri Bergson - Time And Free Will