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Re: i dont like who i have become any advice,aderall,weed,pain pills, k2 -
December 29th 2011, 07:20 AM
Hey! First off, I want to commend you for taking the step to make this thread in the first place. I know it can sometimes be harder for guys to open up than girls, because they're supposed to be 'tough' or whatever. But just the fact that you're telling your story shows that you want to stop and that you have the power to stop.
Drugs--any type of drug--are a terrible thing. At first they seem really great, like 'Wow I can do all this stuff that I couldn't before, I'm never gonna quit but I could if I wanted to!' and then you wake up one day and you're out of control and losing focus of your dreams in pursuit of your chosen drug(s). You still have sight of what you want to do with yourself, which is awesome. Hold onto that and don't ever let it go. Have you talked to a drug/alcohol counselor about this? Most high schools have them and they can be a tremendous help. They can provide you with the tools to help you fight temptation (whether it be in the form of your friends or anything else) and to stay clean and sober, while achieving goals that will bring you closer to your dreams. I'd strongly suggest trying to find one as a first step towards getting off drugs. You are not a 'junky' person. You are a strong, intelligent and driven human being who is dealing with a temporary setback on their way to doing what they want to do. In my opinion, a real junky is someone who wants to sit around and get high and who has no dreams or anything for their future. That's not you, and try not to let yourself believe that it is. That type of thinking will only set you back. Every time you see one of your friends using drugs, visualize yourself in your dream job or doing something you really want to do. When you say no to a hit or a line, you're saying yes to everything amazing in your life. You're saying yes to having your family believe in you, to having your friends and peers look up to you. Yes to becoming a DEA agent, maybe even having a family of your own one day. This is all completely possible; not even just possible, but downright likely. I have never had an addiction to drugs or alcohol myself, but I have been struggling with self-harm and I've heard that the feelings are much the same. I distract myself and try not to 'trigger' myself. Figure out what triggers you and do your best to stay away from those things. For instance, you mentioned listening to some types of music makes you want to get high. If you go into the Music forum here on TH, we have a whole thread with lots of music suggestions. As many of our users struggle with different kinds of addiction, most of the songs aren't very triggering in that respect. You also mentioned your friends and how seeing them getting high makes you want to as well. This may be a big step, but maybe you need to get some new friends who have interests outside of getting high. That will be hugely beneficial to you, because if you surround yourself with those who are drug free and are being happy with that, you'll want to imitate them. I hope this helps. I'm here if you need a chat, okay? You seem like a really good person who's just going through a hard time. <3 "Once a little boy sent me a charming card with a little drawing on it. I loved it. I sent him a card and I drew a picture of a Wild Thing on it. I wrote, “Dear Jim: I loved your card.” Then I got a letter back from his mother and she said, “Jim loved your card so much he ate it.” That to me was one of the highest compliments I’ve ever received. He didn’t care that it was an original Maurice Sendak drawing or anything. He saw it, he loved it, he ate it." |
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