LET'S TALK ABOUT HEROIN pt. 2- my reply. "I will never EVER stick a needle in my arm." Said almost every junkie ever. 9/10 junkies have said that at one POINT.(no pun Intended).

Im probably going to get shit for this but I don't buy it. I don't buy the whole heroin is so hard to kick blah blah bullshit. I can't help but find these people pathetic. Have fucking self control. You are the only person who decides to stick a needle in your arm. & you can fucking choose not to. Im so sick of people saying its a "disease" it's a fucking cop out. Im sick of hearing about people dying off the shit. I've never done heroin I used to do Oxys, Percs, morphine, subs , cocaine shit goes on and on and I did this pretty much every day for a few years. Once I realized how much of a pathetic peice of shit I turned into I just stopped. It's not fucking difficult yeah the withdrawls fucking suck but it's well worth it to actually have my shit together. People are too fucking pussy to deal with life sober and it's pathetic. The fact that you let everything fall apart around you because of your addiction makes it even more pathetic. Yes I still get urges to get high and I still have dreams about getting fucked up and it feels real but it's not like it takes over your entire body and makes you pay a visit to your local drug dealer. You have choices you need to stop copping out and defecting blame and realize that you're the only one who got into doing it and you did not have the mental strength and willpower to stop. Im so sick of people dying off of this shit leaving kids behind and bragging about doing it constantly but also making it seem like it's immpossible to quit. I'm sorry to get so upset about it but it's just frustrating when young people are dying and it didn't need to happen and it could have been stopped and everyone around them suffers watching it happen. Own up to your shit and stop making it seem like Heroin is some type of magical super villain that nobody can resist. All it is is a white fucking powder that effects your opioid receptors. Yes it is addicting but addiction in itself all comes down to what you choose. You're not powerless at all and saying you are just gives you an excuse to continue using.

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