dcj123 wrote:
I am going to get high,
I don't really care if that is socially acceptable or not, because I would rather be suicidal and just order a pizza and cry to Netflix then be suicidal and actually try to kill myself. I am still suicidal on drugs but it makes me care less, why go digging for my knife when I just watch some Netflix.
I am hurt and I have been hurting for the last few days
These feels are horrible, even on drugs its horrible, why am I so suicidal?
I guess its the way my communication went at my doctors office mixed with some s**t here.
I want to die
I can relate. I actually just came into this thread to post a similar rant. On the upside, after I blow a doob, I rarely feel inclined to off myself. On the downside, I find it difficult to do the exact things I need to do to improve my life.
For me, it comes down to bargaining, and I know that is considered a sign of addiction. If I have made some progress, for example if I have overcome a huge aversion and finished a task, then I might reward myself by vegging out that evening.
All the same, there was a decade where I smoked only about once a year, and I had the same problems to a lesser extent. I just enjoyed vegging out and doing nothing a lot less, and stayed angry a lot of the time. The abstention kind of started with my psychologist saying that I was self-medicating. At the time, I replied, "Gee, doc, when you say it, it sounds like a bad thing," but the words sank in. Comparing that period with this one, I feel like weed opens my mind to a wider range of possibilities. I get over-ambitious or under-ambitious when I'm high.
Really, the worst part is when I smoke out and then feel motivated to accomplish something that I can't do well because of being high.
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