Complete B.S Thread
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That's right. I think I did.
It was both, I went off the rails pretty good the year I finished high school. I was living in the city and hanging round with the wrong crowd trying to fit in. I used cocaine, dope, speed, blak heroin (once) and lots of scotch and whiskey. It was the worst stage of my life. My parents put me in it and paid for the whole lot, I hate to think how much it cost.
I stopped dope about 2 n half years ago, wouldnt touch it again, it just f**ks my head up.
I just drink n sniff sometimes.
That sounds mad NBS! Dont think i need rehab though
It sure does, I saw a photo of myself last night just after I’d stopped doing coke (my daughter being born shocked me into straightening out) and I was shocked at what I looked like; I looked skinnier than Kate Moss and probably less healthy too. I’ll have to see if I can digitise it to scare people on here into not doing the stuff
I got to see lots of friends/acquaintances go to rehab during high school. It really was a shame. I went to one of the highest rated schools for academics, but because it was in a higher income/socially liberal area with lots of parental pressure, the drugs were everywhere. Higher income doesn't mean less drug use, it just means parents can afford to send their kids to rehab, multiple times, as is often the case.
After seeing what some people went through, I decided never to touch any of the stuff. It's just not worth it to me. I have better things to do. My life is pretty good, I have few complaints. I don't need to medicate myself and risk screwing myself up.
If you know you have a problem, do something. It won't get better if you do nothing. Rehab can be helpful if you need it.
After seeing what some people went through, I decided never to touch any of the stuff. It's just not worth it to me. I have better things to do. My life is pretty good, I have few complaints. I don't need to medicate myself and risk screwing myself up.
If you know you have a problem, do something. It won't get better if you do nothing. Rehab can be helpful if you need it.
I used to dabble when I was younger. Up until my first son was born. I wasn't into anything hardcore except weed. I still do that on occasion if someone has it at a party. But I haven't bought my own in years. I don't see anything wrong with that as long as you don't let it run your life.
I watched a friend die from taking what he thought was ecstasy and watched another friend almost die from coke. The friend that is still alive has really turned his life around and is working on getting in shape, buying a house etc.
He told me he was spending 400 bucks a week on coke. I asked him if he realized that was more than my mortgage payment.
I watched a friend die from taking what he thought was ecstasy and watched another friend almost die from coke. The friend that is still alive has really turned his life around and is working on getting in shape, buying a house etc.
He told me he was spending 400 bucks a week on coke. I asked him if he realized that was more than my mortgage payment.
In high school, a lot of my friends were stoners. I never did it, and now I'm surprised the peer pressure didn't finally get to me. I guess it wasn't worth taking the risk. I knew that if I did it, I would get caught and my parents wouldn't trust me. I guess that's why I never did it.
My boyfriend in high school was into it big time. It eventually led to the demise of the relationship. It just became too big a part of his life I guess.
The only time I've seen people my age die from substance use/abuse, alcohol is related. People still drink and drive and end up killing themselves and other people. It's a shame to see young people die like that.
My boyfriend in high school was into it big time. It eventually led to the demise of the relationship. It just became too big a part of his life I guess.
The only time I've seen people my age die from substance use/abuse, alcohol is related. People still drink and drive and end up killing themselves and other people. It's a shame to see young people die like that.
I drink whenever the conditions are right. I smoke pot along the same lines.
I usually keep myself busy enough, but I do like to have fun with that ish. Never done coke and never popped pills.
As for people who have told me, "You should try everything once," I say, "I can recognize that stepping in dog **** is a bad experience without having to step in it myself."
I usually keep myself busy enough, but I do like to have fun with that ish. Never done coke and never popped pills.
As for people who have told me, "You should try everything once," I say, "I can recognize that stepping in dog **** is a bad experience without having to step in it myself."
When I was younger I promised myself never to become like my sister, the black sheep of the family, who started drinking and smoking and God knows what else. I saw how she always got in fights with my parents, and I didn't want my parents to go through that again.
I got peer pressured once, and only once, to try some alcohol at a house party. I took a sip and concluded that alcohol wasn't for me, I just didn't like the taste. On rare, special occasions I do take some red wine, just a bit though
As for drugs. I had the chance to try weed XTC at a rave. He kept asking if I wanted to try some, to make the rave funner and actually said I can have some for free since it was my first time. But I refused, and had a hella of a time without the drug anyways.
Looking in the past, I'm pretty proud of myself for resisting.
I got peer pressured once, and only once, to try some alcohol at a house party. I took a sip and concluded that alcohol wasn't for me, I just didn't like the taste. On rare, special occasions I do take some red wine, just a bit though
As for drugs. I had the chance to try weed XTC at a rave. He kept asking if I wanted to try some, to make the rave funner and actually said I can have some for free since it was my first time. But I refused, and had a hella of a time without the drug anyways.
Looking in the past, I'm pretty proud of myself for resisting.
I actually think it's pretty cool being at a function where pretty much everyone is drinking and I'm not. It gives me the freedom to act silly and crazy without the side effects/risks of the substance. I also get to proudly proclaim myself the designated driver if anyone needs a ride.
It's not like I'm having any less fun either. I'm capable of being crazy and having a lot of fun without alcohol. It's pretty cool.
It's not like I'm having any less fun either. I'm capable of being crazy and having a lot of fun without alcohol. It's pretty cool.