I love your message brother. Just recently found your music and man it truly hits deep. Not often to find a artist that I love everything on a entire album but you definitely did that. Hope to hear more in the future man. I'm 35 with 6 years and it will always be a battle but your music is a therapeutic reminder andi have had clean on rotation non stop
I just commented on another vid lol but had to say that this is something that too many people don't or even try to understand. It's easier to write us off as junkies so we need more people, like yourself, speaking and educating about the intricacies of addiction. I didn't know that my OG drug dealers would be licensed practicing physicians, but they were, and they basically threw scripts at me and lied about the meds...and there are sooooo many others with similar stories. I absolutely didn't just wake up one day and decide "hey, I want to become addicted to drugs" because iykyk active addiction is hell. I truly believe that many of us addicts feel things differently, more strongly, both good and bad, which makes us more susceptible to addiction. TY for saying this and please continue to speak up because it's so much more complicated than anyone knows. ❤🙏🏻
Bless you and please ignore the unsupportive comments from people on the apps! I get so much support from you and people like you, i may not have a drug addiction but i get so much from your videos! Thank you, stay strong and positive my friend! ❤
I do feel it is a choice to use drugs, but once someone is in active addiction and I think this is what you are referring to, once someone is in active addiction it seems to be in the realm of no choice, it is no longer you who is making the choice, the drugs make the choice for you and the drugs tell you that you have no choice, use to feel normal. But I think you will agree that normal is how you feel now that you are not in active addiction. I know my sister did not choose to be a drug addict, homeless getting raped and who knows what else, and then dead in a garage at 32, she was lost in addiction and it was no longer herself. making any choices. It is very sad, but for anyone addicted to drugs please get the help you need so that you can once again have the control to say no and make the choice not to use.
Sure, every addict aspired to grow up to be an addict. I warned my children. Addiction is scientifically hereditary. Both my parents were addicts. I recovered. My ex husband was adopted. He's still an alcoholic. By warning my children, they stayed away from drugs and alcohol. I told my doctor of this. He said I did the correct thing.
@@roxannemoser you are correct but your children took your wisdom and used it to make the right choice I chose to ignore my parents with the same situation you describe and only when i realized it always comes down to one second of just saying no was I able to overcome addiction
I love your message brother. Just recently found your music and man it truly hits deep. Not often to find a artist that I love everything on a entire album but you definitely did that. Hope to hear more in the future man. I'm 35 with 6 years and it will always be a battle but your music is a therapeutic reminder andi have had clean on rotation non stop
Totally agree...different "stuff" always hit me way different than the people i hung with....man, fts!!! Im so fukking grateful!!!
I just commented on another vid lol but had to say that this is something that too many people don't or even try to understand. It's easier to write us off as junkies so we need more people, like yourself, speaking and educating about the intricacies of addiction. I didn't know that my OG drug dealers would be licensed practicing physicians, but they were, and they basically threw scripts at me and lied about the meds...and there are sooooo many others with similar stories. I absolutely didn't just wake up one day and decide "hey, I want to become addicted to drugs" because iykyk active addiction is hell. I truly believe that many of us addicts feel things differently, more strongly, both good and bad, which makes us more susceptible to addiction. TY for saying this and please continue to speak up because it's so much more complicated than anyone knows. ❤🙏🏻
Extremely well said!
Bless you and please ignore the unsupportive comments from people on the apps! I get so much support from you and people like you, i may not have a drug addiction but i get so much from your videos! Thank you, stay strong and positive my friend! ❤
Ay bro I was your 420th follower on Spotify👌
I tried heroin twice and both times, I got horribly sick.
Think pea soup scene in the exorcist,from both ends
It's not a choice after a certain point :)
I do feel it is a choice to use drugs, but once someone is in active addiction and I think this is what you are referring to, once someone is in active addiction it seems to be in the realm of no choice, it is no longer you who is making the choice, the drugs make the choice for you and the drugs tell you that you have no choice, use to feel normal. But I think you will agree that normal is how you feel now that you are not in active addiction. I know my sister did not choose to be a drug addict, homeless getting raped and who knows what else, and then dead in a garage at 32, she was lost in addiction and it was no longer herself. making any choices. It is very sad, but for anyone addicted to drugs please get the help you need so that you can once again have the control to say no and make the choice not to use.
I need a sponsor
One thousand percent a choice…
Sure, every addict aspired to grow up to be an addict. I warned my children. Addiction is scientifically hereditary. Both my parents were addicts. I recovered. My ex husband was adopted. He's still an alcoholic. By warning my children, they stayed away from drugs and alcohol. I told my doctor of this. He said I did the correct thing.
@@roxannemoser you are correct but your children took your wisdom and used it to make the right choice I chose to ignore my parents with the same situation you describe and only when i realized it always comes down to one second of just saying no was I able to overcome addiction