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saomao
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- Jun 12, 2019
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If I can't beat si, I could become a junkie until one day will od by mistake or not, what do you think?
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Like Kurt Cobain who blew his brains out because he evidently didn't find enough pleasure in being rich, famous, and high as a kite.Having known junkies myself, I'd argue they still suffer a great deal.
If I can't beat si, I could become a junkie until one day will od by mistake or not, what do you think?
If I can't beat si, I could become a junkie until one day will od by mistake or not, what do you think?
Well, I think most people here are asking the same question unfortunately. There is no cure for life.well i have money and i cant find a cure or beat si, wtf to do im suffering 24/7
I wish I had depression but I have something very worse, my brain is in pain 24/7 and I'm loosing my mind and I need some relief I can't take it any more, I'm brain damaged and I can't over come si, what else can I do to stop sufferingOpiate addict here. Like a lot of the posts here have already said, it doesn't exactly work the way you want it to...
Your first hit will be the most intensely amazing feeling you have ever experienced (provided you don't have an anaphylactic reaction to the drug which is rare but does happen). It will be like your depression is cured. For a couple of hours max.
Then not only will the depression come flooding back, you will have had a taste of euphoria which will make the depression so much more unbearable. I thought I was suicidal before heroin, but it was only after heroin that I actually acted on those feelings. Because I know I will never naturally feel that good or content again. Heroin made me feel mentally complete and whole - surely this must be how it feels to not be mentally ill? Why don't they prescribe this? It works better than any antidepressant I have ever been on.
And then you withdraw. And the hell that you have just put your chemical reward centres through really emerges.
I am biding my time for a polypharm overdose with heroin in the mix. I might even do the heroin separately over the day or two before and then ctb when I am withdrawing. I haven't used since January 2018, but no shit, every day I think about how good it is going to be.
I wish I had depression but I have something very worse, my brain is in pain 24/7 and I'm loosing my mind and I need some relief I can't take it any more, I'm brain damaged and I can't over come si, what else can I do to stop suffering
bothPhysical pain? or mental anguish
I wish I had depression but I have something very worse, my brain is in pain 24/7 and I'm loosing my mind and I need some relief I can't take it any more, I'm brain damaged and I can't over come si, what else can I do to stop suffering