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Optimistic pessimist
I can't get enough
********* Name: Maria
Age: 19
Gender: Gender Neutral
Location: Colorado
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Re: Becoming Addicted? -
March 23rd 2011, 06:27 AM
Hey there-
I wouldn't say you're worrying over nothing. Drugs are scary, and it is easy to become addicted. While weed isn't physically addicting, it can be mentally addicted and that can cause problems and be hard. E, MDMA and EMT can be scary because doing them in high doses or a lot can be really harmful to your body and brain. E is actually horrible for people with depression/bipolar because you can have horrible comedowns and be super depressed. Honestly, everytime I've taken E the next few days I'm just crying all day and suicidal. Honestly, I don't know the medical answer to the blacking out, but I can say when I've been in some times in my life that I smoked that much weed, I forgot large chunks of time. Especially when smoking and drugs is your life, it's the same thing day after day. Days can get mixed together and sometimes you forget things happened all together. I don't think it's too abnormal for that much drug use. But still, that doesn't mean it's safe or okay. Overdosing especially on prescription medication is not uncommon, I've had a few people I know do it even without intentions to overdose. Hopefully wherever he went for treatment handled it the best they could, and were able to help if he needed or wanted it. I would honestly talk to him and tell him you're not asking him to stop, but you're really concerned about him. You can't ever stop someone from doing drugs. Most of the time, trying just pushes them away even further. Hang out with him as much as you can, but don't over do it. Show him you can have a fun time sober and that people still care for him deeply. You sound like such a good friend, but make sure you're taking care of yourself and not letting this overwhelm your life. Best of luck. <3 Maria. Self Harm and Current Events and Debates Forum Moderator, Avatar Mind and Body Editor, HelpLINK Mentor, and Chat Moderator. ~The best wayout is always through~ -Robert Frost Proud member of the LGBT community. |
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