What a loser……
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Number_One_Birdlawyer — 11 years ago(October 07, 2014 11:16 PM)
People have demons. I've never done heroin or crack but I've heard the addiction comes from the escape. The flow of good, blissful feeling sweeping over your body and mind. So, to a depressive, that's gotta be a reason as to why. It's easy to wipe your hands of it, and I find people with similar opinions to yours don't have much experience in dealing with this from people who are close to them. But one day you might, and you'll understand.
People die from stupid things all the time. Don't be so shortsighted, be a little open. -
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djmattese — 10 years ago(December 28, 2015 05:11 PM)
You got your wish, you got people to respond to you because of your caustic, toxic comments.
Life must suck for someone that needs to criticize tragic deaths just so they get an acknowledgment that they exist from others.
Do something good with your life, cuz right now you sound pathetic. -
jbmac03 — 10 years ago(January 16, 2016 07:39 PM)
I don't think you understand how hard it is to overcome opium addiction. It's almost impossible. And I don't think you know what it feels like to try to stop. It becomes like instinct and it's uncontrollable. It becomes so ingrained in your brain that you need it more than eating or drinking water. There is a breaking point where you would rather die then to deal with getting up every day and try and find some drugs.
Lots of people get addicted by accident. Notice how heroin epidemic has been greater than it's ever been after they developed the pharmaceutical drug Oxycondone/Oxycontin. Now you can't even find this beep so you have no choice to do heroin. Another problem is that people get others hooked, like jabbing needles in their arms when they are sleeping or drunk. This is 80% the cause of women getting hooked because of their boyfriend being an addict and forcing it on them. This is a huge problem and instead bitching they are all scum losers why don't you help find a solution to the drug problem because eventually it's going to affect your life. Someone in your life is going to be an addict and hurt you in ways you won't be able to comprehend. -
petey0707 — 10 years ago(March 09, 2016 07:21 PM)
I have no sympathy for clueless beep like you who sit on a high horse acting like they know better. You think addiction just magically goes away? It changes the way your brain functions entirely and sits in the back of your head even while in recovery until the day you die. You have no idea what a person goes through and yet you sit there, smug, claiming you have no sympathy. Is this how you cope with lost friends? When they die to you just say, "beep 'em, another scumbag". beep you s111cound like a real sociopathic beep The type of beep who downplays a sweeping epidemic like a typical know it all beep who contributes nothing but misery. beep - You.