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I’ve Been Expecting You. Chapter 13.
Remember earlier when I was in conversation with myself and I said I was becoming complacent. Well I was. Ive learnt a lot about cocaine addiction since Ive been in here. Do you want to know what Ive learnt? Well theres one thing you have to remember thats for sure. And that is addiction is a progressive disease. No matter whether you stop or not it will ravage you physically as well as mentally. You think when you stop completely you no longer have the disease, well think again youll always have it. You will always be a drug addict! You might not care about the damage youre doing to yourself, you probably never even thought you were doing any damage, but believe me its there, the damage has already been done the first time you started taking it. Taking drugs is a mugs game and you will regret doing it in the long run. Regret is a desperate emotion and it will eat away at you relentlessly, trust me I know.
When you start putting drugs in to your body, that as well as your brain gets used to the chemicals, your feeding it. They come to depend on them, whether it be for having a good time, to relax, to feel better about yourself, to deal with stressful situations, no matter what, if you look for a drug to help function, in the end you will depend on that drug just to get you through the day, you will need no more excuses.
Its true drugs can make you feel good, dont let anyone tell you any different, they can make you feel better than you could ever imagine. The desire to feel that way will overcome you, you will want to feel it again and again, and you wont see it at first, as a physical need, because you want to believe that you have the intellect to stop at anytime, and after all, you are only having a little fun, however you want lie to yourself, you are going to want to satisfy this feeling again and again. It will not go away.
Did you know that every individual has different trigger mechanisms and combination locks to the doors in their brain? Well they do. And when you start to do drugs you wont notice at first the triggers and the combination sequence that your brain has stored.
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Thanks for the insight. You’ve got a really interesting story going. I like seeing Tina as the “tough” one. But where is Bette? Go visit the poor girl, for God’s sake!
Wow, another intense and eye opening chapter! Thank you for sharing your insight. I think in today’s world if you haven’t been effected by drug use you certainly know someone that has gone down that road and this is just a really great way to have a glimpse into the mind of an addict!!! This is really amazing!! Thanks again
So can I ask you what you do for a living?? I’m thinking of 2 things that might help me understand how you can write this. I’m sitting here in awe. This story is breath taking, It makes me undrstand the road I could have been taking. I used to use coke, a whole lot of it, I have been clean 2 years, sometimes it a struggle to fight that need, I wonder why I didn’t end up like tina? I think about that often why somepeople go that way and some don’t. I thank you for this story it helps me fight the need. It sheds light on the thoughs of what user go through.
K
Great chapter, sad but great. Looking forward to more.
please where’s bette???
Another great, intense chapter. The way you explained addiction through the combination lock changing, helped me to understand just a little bit more. Looking forward to more.