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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77504101 United States 01/04/2020 01:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yeah one other trait I've noticed in the adderall abuse is autistic like absortion in one thing or subject, an obsession to sort or fix something, take something apart, ruminateb on same subject over and over, thinking they're brilliant, thinking the drug makes them focused and brilliant when what i see appears to be almost autistic like Quoting: Keilani That is absolutely true. Not even being aware of how much time is spent trying to figure something out / fix something and being compulsive about it. It's not uncommon to be so laser focused on a task that a person high on amphetamines can't see obvious solutions. They will chase down all kinds of bizarre paths to reach a conclusion that should be obvious. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78298452 Australia 01/04/2020 01:10 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Heroin and benzo withdrawals now they are horrible... Stupid weak minded people like the person who wrote the op should stay the fuck away from drugs |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77504101 United States 01/04/2020 01:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I laugh at how people make out meth withdrawals to be this horrible painful thing. Fact is they a walk in the park. I smoked meth a couple of times a week for a couple of years. Quitting was simple! as far as physical symptoms are concerned they are gone after 48 hours, you sleep a lot have no energy etc. The psychological effects are slight cravings and so on... people who go into psychosis from sleep dep are dumb, i always knocked my self out afrer being up for 48 hours. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78298452 Heroin and benzo withdrawals now they are horrible... Stupid weak minded people like the person who wrote the op should stay the fuck away from drugs I never had a single physical withdrawl symptom. It was hard to stop using as long as there was an easy source but once I removed myself from access, I simply stopped using. I never got into opioids but knew many people that did. Folks hooked on pills have it way worse than anyone doing meth. |
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User ID: 77232079 United States 01/04/2020 01:17 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I laugh at how people make out meth withdrawals to be this horrible painful thing. Fact is they a walk in the park. I smoked meth a couple of times a week for a couple of years. Quitting was simple! as far as physical symptoms are concerned they are gone after 48 hours, you sleep a lot have no energy etc. The psychological effects are slight cravings and so on... people who go into psychosis from sleep dep are dumb, i always knocked my self out afrer being up for 48 hours. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78298452 Heroin and benzo withdrawals now they are horrible... Stupid weak minded people like the person who wrote the op should stay the fuck away from drugs what a brilliant jacka88 you are, maybe you should be a drug counselor since you know it all, heck why stop there write a book and make millions. actually I'm thinking you're still an addict and jealous of OP. not to say some people will have easier Withdrawels but you are still advocating the drug and seem to have anger issues, so I'm guessing you are still using |
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User ID: 77232079 United States 01/04/2020 01:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yeah one other trait I've noticed in the adderall abuse is autistic like absortion in one thing or subject, an obsession to sort or fix something, take something apart, ruminateb on same subject over and over, thinking they're brilliant, thinking the drug makes them focused and brilliant when what i see appears to be almost autistic like Quoting: Keilani That is absolutely true. Not even being aware of how much time is spent trying to figure something out / fix something and being compulsive about it. It's not uncommon to be so laser focused on a task that a person high on amphetamines can't see obvious solutions. They will chase down all kinds of bizarre paths to reach a conclusion that should be obvious. thanks for sharing, so sad they give this to children, would much rather let my kids be hyperactive, what ever happened to playground and running a around outside, claiming kids are adhd and drugging them is bs |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 28925333 United States 01/04/2020 01:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ppl feel like they're dying during withdrawal and act totally fuckin schizo nuts and do crazy shit like Rob stores and steal cars because the drug makes them think they are invincible. I had a neighbor here who got into it and started breaking into ppls garages and got himself shot dead by the cops. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77504101 United States 01/04/2020 01:58 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yeah one other trait I've noticed in the adderall abuse is autistic like absortion in one thing or subject, an obsession to sort or fix something, take something apart, ruminateb on same subject over and over, thinking they're brilliant, thinking the drug makes them focused and brilliant when what i see appears to be almost autistic like Quoting: Keilani That is absolutely true. Not even being aware of how much time is spent trying to figure something out / fix something and being compulsive about it. It's not uncommon to be so laser focused on a task that a person high on amphetamines can't see obvious solutions. They will chase down all kinds of bizarre paths to reach a conclusion that should be obvious. thanks for sharing, so sad they give this to children, would much rather let my kids be hyperactive, what ever happened to playground and running a around outside, claiming kids are adhd and drugging them is bs amphetamines, prescription or illegally manufactured, are not good in any way. anyone that thinks they can control their use of it simply hasn't come to terms with their addiction. parents that give this crap to their kids have no clue what they are doing. just as long as the kids behavior doesn't get in the way of the parent's social life, who cares if you dope them up. |
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User ID: 77232079 United States 01/04/2020 02:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Every person I have ever known who did meth was a Total trashy piece of shit completely lacking any kind of morals or ethics whatsoever. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 Ppl feel like they're dying during withdrawal and act totally fuckin schizo nuts and do crazy shit like Rob stores and steal cars because the drug makes them think they are invincible. I had a neighbor here who got into it and started breaking into ppls garages and got himself shot dead by the cops. living in Florida i can totally relate, but the crack and opioid users are just as bad, sad to see once decent people acting like crazed degenerates |
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User ID: 77232079 United States 01/04/2020 02:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yeah one other trait I've noticed in the adderall abuse is autistic like absortion in one thing or subject, an obsession to sort or fix something, take something apart, ruminateb on same subject over and over, thinking they're brilliant, thinking the drug makes them focused and brilliant when what i see appears to be almost autistic like Quoting: Keilani That is absolutely true. Not even being aware of how much time is spent trying to figure something out / fix something and being compulsive about it. It's not uncommon to be so laser focused on a task that a person high on amphetamines can't see obvious solutions. They will chase down all kinds of bizarre paths to reach a conclusion that should be obvious. thanks for sharing, so sad they give this to children, would much rather let my kids be hyperactive, what ever happened to playground and running a around outside, claiming kids are adhd and drugging them is bs amphetamines, prescription or illegally manufactured, are not good in any way. anyone that thinks they can control their use of it simply hasn't come to terms with their addiction. parents that give this crap to their kids have no clue what they are doing. just as long as the kids behavior doesn't get in the way of the parent's social life, who cares if you dope them up. totally agree, seen way too many parents do this, my son is adult now but was very hyperactive and schools push the hardest as teachers don't want to deal with the kids, they talked me into putting him on ritalin, what a nightmare, so when i took him off i found out school was still drugging him even after written notes to stop, as they still had meds there, so i took off work and stormed in there and demanded the meds back |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 76944367 United States 01/04/2020 02:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thanks for sharing your story. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23196659 Frankly I’ve been interested in looking into CM as possible therapy for my spouse. After years of marriage & 4 kids she now claims she has always been asexual. She sees this as another sexual orientation in the alphabet rainbow (lgbtq&A)...not a sickness that needs curing. She says she has never experienced the big O (I always assumed that I just wasn’t that good of a lover or not well endowed). She doesn’t care about sex nor cares that she doesn’t care. The pressures bring to bare many temptations and aggravation. Divorce & remarriage isn’t in the cards as we really do love each other...and I could find my health changing a few years later too. I have a patent gut-level distrust of psychiatrists & think of them as leeches. I’ve placed ads on Craig’s list looking for real people experienced in CM use who also are ACE...no one understands the question or situation, and not sure I would trust a stranger either. Like your experience, All respondents agreed that sexual desire was enhanced but no one was previously asexual prior to using it. I don’t like seeing the negative effects CM use has had on some local people on the street and would never want to hurt her. I just want her to experience an over-the-top O at least once in her life. And of course secretly hope that hit would be all it takes to jump-start her seemingly dead battery. Lately the temptation to find some has been very strong but I don’t have a clue how to buy or make it. Stories like yours reenforce my resolve not to use meth as the goal is for her to enjoy sex not be addicted to the drug. You need marijuana. Crystal meth is not a medicine for any practical purposes. Thanks for the kind suggestion. It’s a better suggestion too. For everyone. You’ll love it. You’re little fella em will. And she will be more sensual if she’s willing to give it a go. |
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That is my arm now; broken for 7 months User ID: 74542513 United States 01/04/2020 02:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I posted this as a comment in another thread, but wanted to share it as it's own post. I have never seen a person give this accurate of a description and thought it may be helpful to some people. Typically when I read an article about the effects of the drug, it elaborates on the physical aspects such as sores and looking sick, not on the psychological ramifications. Quoting: SoberLife I am sharing this to spread awareness. This drug is very dangerous and is capable of tricking the user to think it's not. I've lost too many people to death from addiction. If the thought every crosses your mind to try it, I hope that you will remember these words - they could save your life. Let's get to it... -- The first time I smoked it, it was like opening my eyes for the first time. I realized that I lived my whole life as a shadow of the person I could be. As the effects kicked in, I was able to think clearer and faster than I ever had before. It's like my brain under sobriety only ran at 5%.. This drug broke down the barriers and I could finally be and think at my full potential. The whole world opened up. It gives a very powerful stroke of confidence. Since my thinking was clearer, I became more creative. Ideas flow, you feel an overwhelm love and appreciation for others. At the same time, I would get rushes if euphoria and would feel like my body is floating. I would stay up for a week at a time. The drug removed the need to sleep and also completely removed hunger. It also made me hornier than I have ever been. Everything is perfect until the sleep depravation psychosis kicks in. Serious paranoia along with hallucinations. I would be counter surveillancing feds that were staking me out. Watching people climb though the trees and take my photos. Peeking out the windows for days on end waiting for them to kick in the door. To this day I am unable to tell if these were hallucinations or if I was being watched. This happened on many occasions. Talk to any tweaker and they'll tell you similar stories. The hallucinations are commonly referred to as " shadow people". Telling you my experience wouldn't be complete without telling you about the withdrawal. Once addicted, in no way can an addict function without it. Without the drug, the brain is basically dead. Cannot think, cannot feel anything except desperation, hatred, and sadness. This is my best effort to explaining meth withdrawals: Imagine being tied up to a chair. Someone puts a plastic bag over your head and tapes it shut.. Now fast forward a minute in time. That's the moment of what meth withdrawal feels like. This is the reason people steal and are willing to do anything for their next hit. The brain perceives withdrawing and death as the same. When I got clean, it took about 3 years for my brain to recover and stop with random cravings. But even to this day, the image of the crystals melting in the pipe still occasionally pop into my mind, followed by a rush of excitement. I don't think that will ever go away. My sobriety date is July 8th, 2012. God bless you OP, thank you for sharing that. Until your military service has required you neutralize enemy combatants and invaders in the defense of your country, don't presume to tell us that have defended you that you don't support every shot we fired to eliminate that enemy. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77843487 Canada 01/04/2020 02:53 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I posted this as a comment in another thread, but wanted to share it as it's own post. I have never seen a person give this accurate of a description and thought it may be helpful to some people. Typically when I read an article about the effects of the drug, it elaborates on the physical aspects such as sores and looking sick, not on the psychological ramifications. Quoting: SoberLife I am sharing this to spread awareness. This drug is very dangerous and is capable of tricking the user to think it's not. I've lost too many people to death from addiction. If the thought every crosses your mind to try it, I hope that you will remember these words - they could save your life. Let's get to it... -- The first time I smoked it, it was like opening my eyes for the first time. I realized that I lived my whole life as a shadow of the person I could be. As the effects kicked in, I was able to think clearer and faster than I ever had before. It's like my brain under sobriety only ran at 5%.. This drug broke down the barriers and I could finally be and think at my full potential. The whole world opened up. It gives a very powerful stroke of confidence. Since my thinking was clearer, I became more creative. Ideas flow, you feel an overwhelm love and appreciation for others. At the same time, I would get rushes if euphoria and would feel like my body is floating. I would stay up for a week at a time. The drug removed the need to sleep and also completely removed hunger. It also made me hornier than I have ever been. Everything is perfect until the sleep depravation psychosis kicks in. Serious paranoia along with hallucinations. I would be counter surveillancing feds that were staking me out. Watching people climb though the trees and take my photos. Peeking out the windows for days on end waiting for them to kick in the door. To this day I am unable to tell if these were hallucinations or if I was being watched. This happened on many occasions. Talk to any tweaker and they'll tell you similar stories. The hallucinations are commonly referred to as " shadow people". Telling you my experience wouldn't be complete without telling you about the withdrawal. Once addicted, in no way can an addict function without it. Without the drug, the brain is basically dead. Cannot think, cannot feel anything except desperation, hatred, and sadness. This is my best effort to explaining meth withdrawals: Imagine being tied up to a chair. Someone puts a plastic bag over your head and tapes it shut.. Now fast forward a minute in time. That's the moment of what meth withdrawal feels like. This is the reason people steal and are willing to do anything for their next hit. The brain perceives withdrawing and death as the same. When I got clean, it took about 3 years for my brain to recover and stop with random cravings. But even to this day, the image of the crystals melting in the pipe still occasionally pop into my mind, followed by a rush of excitement. I don't think that will ever go away. My sobriety date is July 8th, 2012. Sounds like MDMA with a ton of side effects and strong addiction.. Ive done Mdma plenty of times and never wanted to do it again any time soon yet the experience was great, so why would anyone smoke some crystal bullshit in a pipe and smoke your life away? when there are safer alternatives |
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(OP) User ID: 78446523 United States 02/25/2020 11:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 90% recidivism rate. so rare to find someone who quit.brain will never be the same. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76977335 How so? Also wht's with the sores and shit? The skin begins to crawl and itch. Some people think there are bugs under their skin, so they scratch until raw. A couple reasons for sores... 1. Immune system is absolutely shot. Prone to infections. 2. The drug causes a compulsion effect. People will get stuck doing one thing..whether it's disassembling all the electronics in the house, or picking at a pimple until it turns into several holes in the skin. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78539371 United States 02/28/2020 10:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Every person I have ever known who did meth was a Total trashy piece of shit completely lacking any kind of morals or ethics whatsoever. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28925333 Ppl feel like they're dying during withdrawal and act totally fuckin schizo nuts and do crazy shit like Rob stores and steal cars because the drug makes them think they are invincible. I had a neighbor here who got into it and started breaking into ppls garages and got himself shot dead by the cops. going to be a bunch of withdrawing tweakers in tweak capital of the world: hawaii - here pretty soon. [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] |
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