I tried cocaine...
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It only gets worse. 
The first line you did will be the best line you'll ever do. The rest is a pipe dream.
The first line you did will be the best line you'll ever do. The rest is a pipe dream.Thats a good point invert. You've seen the good it has to offer, the rest is shit. It will never be the same again. Next time would be good, the time after would be ok... and so on, untill eventually it would be 'required', but not really 'good' in any way. Only in the basic sense that quenching your thirst is good.
First time is the best, you'll never get that again. Its a shame I know but there's no point in continuing to try and get it with cocaine because you won't and it will fuck you up.
First time is the best, you'll never get that again. Its a shame I know but there's no point in continuing to try and get it with cocaine because you won't and it will fuck you up.
It will eventually "control" you and take away everything you value. It not only is addictive but also destroys your morality very quickly. Anything that you ever have valued in life will be forgotten and the coke will remove all inhabitions that you have about anything. It will suck you dry and eventually make your mind totally incapasitated and screwed up. Then there's the cost of the stuff which you'll need to buy alot of to keep feeding the need. Last but not least is the quality of the coke. You'll never know what percentage of real stuff and "cut" they are selling you. So you will be screwed in many ways , great drug isn't it?
It depends upon each individual because we are all made up differently when it comes to handling different drugs. Some people can try coke once and put it down easily then there's many who will not be able to resisit its lure. That's why it is better off not to try any addicting type of drugs because you never know what type of reaction your body and mind will have to them. I hope this answers your question.
You'd sell your soul, if you have one,, for heroin or coke fix, that's how addictive they are.
I only know from myself and what I tell you is from my own experiance not others. So just don't take anything that you want to try for it just may cause you to die! That ain't no shit either. Alcohol is the same thing, it is addicting as coke or heroin but less money is the difference.
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I have heard this before, but I have a hard time believing alcohol is as addicting as heroin. I know people that have tried heroin. From what they say it seems to be a different beast entirely. (and I know that alcohol can be terrible addictive to some. my dad has struggled with it his whole life)
What if you would use once today and than only next year? Wouldn't your system be completely clean from it? Wouldn't you feel as if it were the first time? Talk about a new "champagne" for New Years Eve...!
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Alcohol only takes longer to become addicted to than heroin, in the end they both got you as an addict.
I wouldn't put coke and heroin in the same category exactly. Of course, as you say, people experience it differently. Coke is a slippery slope but not as bad. The thing about coke is, is that it is immediately short term addictive. Not necessarily with the first line, but after the second or third of the night you start wanting the next sooner and sooner, the need becomes stronger and stronger. Of course, a good night's sleep, once you finally go down, will remove the effect. I would say this, people who think of it as a "miracle drug" might very well be in a high risk category of becoming addicted. I remember my first time, I thought it was cool, but nothing that great. Crack is worse, the first hit is addictive, again short term, nothing a good nights sleep won't cure. But people who do these things fall prey to habituation and eventually real addiction. I never liked the uncomfortable twitchiness of stimulants, so I put it down easily.
Heroin I've never actually tried. It's too rich for my blood, and I was also afraid I'd like it too much. Stimulants aren't for me, but depressants are another matter. It's a physical addiction that can kill you if you just stop once you've gone far enough. The effects, from what I understand, are such that when first beginning, a little will do you for longer. You don't need much and it lasts awhile. The amounts become greater and greater as you go. The long-term addiction is much sooner.
Alcohol is another slippery slope. Some people can drink responsibly and not fall prey to alcoholism, but others become increasingly dependent. The real dangers of alcoholism are the long term alcoholics. I used to drink profusely. It was fun, it loosens you up, makes you more social, etc... It has many good side effects. But, I began to notice, not so much in myself but those around me, that the booze was starting to get on top of them. They began to need it. My sister would lecture me about smoking pot and addictive personalities and such, meanwhile, she gets shitfaced drunk every day of her life. My father was an alcoholic. He would get off work and go right to the bar. Drink til he was incoherent, go home, sleep, wake up, go to work, rinse, lather, repeat. He tended to stay off the sauce on the weekends, and he was able to go for a week or two at a time without drinking if the need arose, but in the end it killed him. I have an older friend, pushing 50, who is a serious alcoholic. He can't go a day without getting seriously drunk. He gets cycles of hangovers. Booze to cure it, which just makes it worse the next day. He tries to clean up every now and again, but I've never seen him go more than a couple of days before he starts rationalizing that he has to drink or his body will just shut down. I've seen him cry about friends that have died from kidney failure and the like. His sister-in-law was so bad they put her in the hospital because she wasn't doing anything but drinking, she wouldn't even eat. Get this, a ketchup packet or two every now and again was her lunch. A friend of his blew his brains out, bad divorce, but booze pushed him to it. I could go on and on. It's disgusting.
In the end, I quit because I like to be in control of my actions. Drugs like these take control. Some sooner, some later. Now if I could just quit smoking. But the thing about smoking is that it doesn't steal your mind, just your will. And the anti-smoking commercials nowadays make me sick in their raw blatant propagandism. Whiners and complainers bitching that they didn't know it was bad. The tobacco companies owe them something. Weaklings. I think it should be obvious that inhaling burning smoke into your lungs is not good for you. And the surgeon general's report has been out a long time. If you don't know smoking is bad for you, then you're a retard.
Heroin I've never actually tried. It's too rich for my blood, and I was also afraid I'd like it too much. Stimulants aren't for me, but depressants are another matter. It's a physical addiction that can kill you if you just stop once you've gone far enough. The effects, from what I understand, are such that when first beginning, a little will do you for longer. You don't need much and it lasts awhile. The amounts become greater and greater as you go. The long-term addiction is much sooner.
Alcohol is another slippery slope. Some people can drink responsibly and not fall prey to alcoholism, but others become increasingly dependent. The real dangers of alcoholism are the long term alcoholics. I used to drink profusely. It was fun, it loosens you up, makes you more social, etc... It has many good side effects. But, I began to notice, not so much in myself but those around me, that the booze was starting to get on top of them. They began to need it. My sister would lecture me about smoking pot and addictive personalities and such, meanwhile, she gets shitfaced drunk every day of her life. My father was an alcoholic. He would get off work and go right to the bar. Drink til he was incoherent, go home, sleep, wake up, go to work, rinse, lather, repeat. He tended to stay off the sauce on the weekends, and he was able to go for a week or two at a time without drinking if the need arose, but in the end it killed him. I have an older friend, pushing 50, who is a serious alcoholic. He can't go a day without getting seriously drunk. He gets cycles of hangovers. Booze to cure it, which just makes it worse the next day. He tries to clean up every now and again, but I've never seen him go more than a couple of days before he starts rationalizing that he has to drink or his body will just shut down. I've seen him cry about friends that have died from kidney failure and the like. His sister-in-law was so bad they put her in the hospital because she wasn't doing anything but drinking, she wouldn't even eat. Get this, a ketchup packet or two every now and again was her lunch. A friend of his blew his brains out, bad divorce, but booze pushed him to it. I could go on and on. It's disgusting.
In the end, I quit because I like to be in control of my actions. Drugs like these take control. Some sooner, some later. Now if I could just quit smoking. But the thing about smoking is that it doesn't steal your mind, just your will. And the anti-smoking commercials nowadays make me sick in their raw blatant propagandism. Whiners and complainers bitching that they didn't know it was bad. The tobacco companies owe them something. Weaklings. I think it should be obvious that inhaling burning smoke into your lungs is not good for you. And the surgeon general's report has been out a long time. If you don't know smoking is bad for you, then you're a retard.
Its good you didn't try heroin invert. Like you said, some people are prone to stimulants and others depressants.
I enjoy drinking. Deep down I know that its in my genes. I could become an alcoholic rather easily. But I dont drink more than once every week or two. I rarely get shitcanned. I got out of control in college. You can do that sort of thing in school but after you can't without screwing things up.
Thing is, i know heroin would kick my ass. So Im never gonna touch it.
I enjoy drinking. Deep down I know that its in my genes. I could become an alcoholic rather easily. But I dont drink more than once every week or two. I rarely get shitcanned. I got out of control in college. You can do that sort of thing in school but after you can't without screwing things up.
Thing is, i know heroin would kick my ass. So Im never gonna touch it.
Thanks for sharing invert. Addiction is an ugly thing and it doesn't matter if it's alcohol, narcotics, nicotine or food. We all have our vices but it's important to understand that everything comes with a cost attached. Some are pay now and some are pay later. But either way there is always a cost.
I don't know about you, but nothing makes me crave a cigarette more than a Nicorette commercial. Go figure?
I don't know about you, but nothing makes me crave a cigarette more than a Nicorette commercial. Go figure?
I would probably be ok with any drugs. But I don't do it, it is part of my philosophy. I'm too responible to ue thoe things, not to mention that people often find it "cool". I don't like doing what other people find "cool," I like having my own personality, being different. That's why peer pressure is completely meaningless to me. I undertand that ome people have problem with it, but for me is plain idiotic. I guess I have too high self-esteem to smoke or drink just so that I can feel welcomed.
I'm pretty sure I wouldn't get addicted. I drink wine in special occasions, and I can control it very well without never getting drunk. Sometimes, when I drink, I pretend I'm drunk just for the heck of it. It is fun. I used to pretend I was drunk, when I was a kid. I was much better at it than...
After all, I only drink wine because it is supposed to be good for me. Only red wine, no white ones...
I'm pretty sure I wouldn't get addicted. I drink wine in special occasions, and I can control it very well without never getting drunk. Sometimes, when I drink, I pretend I'm drunk just for the heck of it. It is fun. I used to pretend I was drunk, when I was a kid. I was much better at it than...
After all, I only drink wine because it is supposed to be good for me. Only red wine, no white ones...
I hate to say it, but I had a coke fix. I only did a short line a day, thank God. It has lost all effect. I slowly used less and less until I stopped alltogether. Like someone said, the forst bowl is the best one. I can't agree more.
I tried coke just to see what it was; what the deal was. Four lines later I knew why people get addicted.
I think it's better than alcohol, because alcohol leads to incoherency. Amphetamines temporarily make you faster and better (like ritalin). Freud thought it was a superdrug.
I have no intention of ever doing it again because it is addictive. It's more addictive than alcohol; but alcohol is cheap. If cocaine was cheap (or even legal), there'd be a lot more addicts.
I think it's better than alcohol, because alcohol leads to incoherency. Amphetamines temporarily make you faster and better (like ritalin). Freud thought it was a superdrug.
I have no intention of ever doing it again because it is addictive. It's more addictive than alcohol; but alcohol is cheap. If cocaine was cheap (or even legal), there'd be a lot more addicts.