I'm pretty chill about drug use among roommates, friends, etc. I'm on bluelight after all.I've been researching what is media exaggeration to try and keep people at bay from the drug, and what real users have found themselves to be struggling with after chronic use of the substance.
Has anyone noticed and specific negative consequences of their use--such as memory loss, permanent anhedonia (even after withdrawal phase), or etcetera? Or in almost all cases does one seem to recover in time? How has the substance changed your life for better and worse even socially/professionally? I think people should know about it because of how commonplace this heavy stimulant is becoming. I also am curious about how amphetamines true affect the brain. From what I gather so far, we do not entirely know the full consequences of methamphetamine so far.
I can tell you as someone with experience doing residential construction and renovation, the damage done by smoking meth inside a house is a very real thing. When I found out my roommate had been smoking, at first I didn't really care. I asked him tonkeepnotnout the house bc I have a service dog, he says fine, and I go to bed. Then I put two and two together and started connecting some dots.
I move in. Suddenly my dogs acting weird, always had red bloodshot eyes, barely wants to eat, and oddly paranoid, etc. House had no ventilation ffs. Just window units. Come to find out he is 100% smoking in the house like all hours of the day while me and my dog are 20-30ft away in an unventilated box. He was escorted off the property at gunpoint that day and trespassed. He was served the paper at the end of the driveway of course.
You wanna fuck up your body and the landlords house, be my guest. You aren't gonna fuck with my dog. Damn near shot the bastard and the landlord had to call the sherriff down to prevent me from doing so cause he was tryna say he wasn't leaving blah blah blah typical hillbilly shit. He left long, story short.
So fpr starters; the long term effects of meth use aside from completely destroying your body which I've seen firsthand on countless occasions in jail and in rehab would have to include becoming a pariah among anyone who would typically associate with you should you not be a methhead, plenty of evictions, lots of lawsuits from landlords for propert damage, jail time, getting shot by the guy who's pissed you're smoking meth in his house, etc, etc.
The only benefit I ever found in ice is it let me override vivitrol injections with large doses of heroin/fentanyl without making me completely fall out and die. We're talking toxic levels of opioids mind you. I'm 25 but guck me has my liver taken a beating like a retired boxer who got hit by a train.
I've never understood gearheads anyway. I get fucked up to make the outside world quieter. Yall get High and wanna clean the driveway with a toothbrush and cut the lawn with scissors because lawnmower blades don't give a uniform enough cut or some shit. It's honestly wild to me people even like the shit. I binged on it for a week and lost pretty much everything and haven't even wanted to look at it since. Not to mention I have never coughed up nastier, darker, more painful lugies than after a night hitting the Ole G pipe. Fuck that drug and any derivative in the amphetamine category. Use it for congestion like a normal person or go buy some hard. Quit smoking and shooting ammonia and ton foil mixed with bleach or whatever the fuck they use to cook that shit in the hillbilly labs that were all blowing up a few years back down here in FL. I remember we used to have at least 1 meth explosion a month in the area. Now it's maybe once a year, but that's cause all our shit is from mexico now.
But yeah, pls stop doing meth.
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