Narcotics

[Sick]

I'm just wondering if anyone else here has turned to drug use for whatever reason. What did you use? Why do you think you did/do it? Was it worth it?

I myself have been a cocaine addict for a long time now. I've made several attempts at cleaning up, but all in vain. It was awhile ago when I first got high, so I'm not even sure why I did it. I've never felt good about much though, so I'm sure that my getting high for the first time was an attempt to feel good about anything. It worked, but not for very long. Now I mostly do it out of habit and compulsion.

[Shelby]

I smoked pot and did pills..
i did it so i would stop hurting.. ugh..

[Sick]

It doesn't really work, does it?

[Shelby]

no it doesn't.
it did while it was happening.. and then haha

[DommieGirl;;]

I used to take lots and lots of aspirin,
even if I didn't need it.
I would take two,
and then five minutes later
or maybe even sooner then that,
I would take two more, and I'd do that all day.
Until the bottle was gone.
I know is not really a drug drug,
but its not good.

[JULIE]

Well.... I was a tobbacco and cannabis addict,.... until this last month.... where I learn I have a serious lung trouble... So I stop all.... I don't really know why I use this drugs, but I think it's to don't think, to dont think about all things who afraid myself, like how to earn my own life after university or just how to be a grows up....
Perhaps, to understand and stopped an addiction, specially a serious addiction like cocaïne addiction, you have to see a shrink... For myself I think I will going to see one....

Keep good spirits and keep courage!

[Eric muthafukn G]

mainly weed and vicodin because i need an activator to pull me out of my reality enough to function in everybody else's

and it works pretty good depending on the day

[Sick]

With that combination I gotta think eventually you'll start to seriously question reality. That will be an interesting day.

[Kieran Clinch]

man weed, hash, trippy shit like salvia, (legal high) shrooms maybe. it just makes stuff drag out, i can sleep again

[Xev]

During my late teens I was a speed freak. Most of my 20s were spent up in smoke. Heh.

The reason for this is because I had totally immersed myself into two very different cultures. I met a lot of unique individuals during that time. I had learned a lot about myself and gained a better understanding of people.

The speed stopped when the weed started. I stopped smoking weed when I started having panic attacks. I guess my body was telling me it was time to move on. I personally don't regret doing it, it was a learning experience.

[Amanda Marie Anduha]

weed has calm me down from my panic attacks and psychotic episodes...they need to legalize it

[Mr Monster]

I'll get right to the point. I am quite certain that Drugs's self-absorbed diatribes are chockablock with chauvinism. For those of you who like to eat dessert before soup, my conclusion at the end of this letter is going to be that Drugs's favorite buzzword these days is "crisis". It likes to tell us that we have a crisis on our hands. It then argues that the only reasonable approach to combat this crisis is for it to keep us everlastingly ill at ease. In my opinion, the real crisis is the dearth of people who understand that I correctly predicted that Drugs would develop a credible pretext to forcibly silence its opponents. Alas, I didn't think it'd do that so effectively—or so soon.

Life is a search for the true, the good, and the beautiful. It is not, as Drugs believe, an excuse to promote the sort of behavior that would have made the folks in Sodom and Gomorrah blush. Drugs will probably respond to this letter just like it responds to all criticism. It will put me down as "noxious" or "passive-aggressive". That's its standard answer to everyone who says or writes anything about it except the most fawning praise.

The plethora of obfuscating, multisyllabic phrases in Drugs's publications serves only to accentuate the obscurity of its prose. In reaching that conclusion I have made the usual assumption that many people are incredulous when I tell them that it intends to convict me without trial, jury, or reading one complete paragraph of this letter. "How could Drugs be so high-handed?", they ask me. "It doesn't seem possible." Well, it is indisputably possible, and now I'll explain exactly how Drugs plans to do it. But first, you need to realize that over time, its inveracities have progressed from being merely obstreperous to being superobstreperous, hyperobstreperous, and recently ultraobstreperous. In fact, I'd say that now they're even megaobstreperous. So you see, Drugs plants false evidence to incriminate its adversaries.