And I use /c/drugs to document my hedonistic druggie lifestyle, which a lot of people in recovery aren’t going to feel comfortable seeing. /c/recovery should be a “safe space.”
And I use /c/drugs to document my hedonistic druggie lifestyle, which a lot of people in recovery aren’t going to feel comfortable seeing. /c/recovery should be a “safe space.”
An alt history with St. Louis as a parallel of Stalingrad would be pretty cool.
It’s awesome. I’m trying to get rid of my friends for a couple hours (dropping them off at the shelter) so I can tidy up, but they’re sleeping lol.
I was a massive bitch yesterday because I was dopesick, and one of the symptoms of that is absolutely nuclear irritability. Somehow though I kept my cool.
You see, the sidewalk is sacred in Liberalism. To sit or lie on it for even the briefest of moments is considered extremely offensive.
Jesus Christ, someone sent me $20, and then I got two charges from Apple that added up to $20 perfectly.
@NapoleonBlownApart I don’t think you even read my fucking post. “Enabling” when I’m trying to quit FUCK OFF.
And you don’t “tell it like it is,” you’re just an asshole.
Liberal support for Ukraine is so fucking cringe. The ILLEGAL invasion of Ukraine by NEO FASCIST OLIGARCH Putin is the worst thing since the Holocaust, but they don’t give a single fuck about Gaza, or the disgusting war on reproductive rights being waged at home.
I’ve never had a post pinned here lol wut.
That’s sort of what severe opioid withdrawal is. Your body’s natural pain/sensory signaling adjusts to the hyped up level of opioids (which your body produces naturally, which is why we have opioid receptors), and when the rug gets pulled out from under them, you’re in massive excruciating pain because not only can you feel that bullshit—it’s fucking horrifically painful.
I’m pretty sure that’s not how it actually works, but it’s kind of like that.
So much for the tolerant left.
Yo yo yo I am homeless so I am probably the best person to ask.
First and foremost, the things they’re saying they need are the things you wanna go with. You can also get these little camping stoves on Amazon for about $5.
Cash is really useful because many of us need to buy certain things every day in order to stay well, and it’s nice to have a break from having to hustle and break our backs every day.
But also, cash gives each of us the independence to buy what we feel best suits our needs. Idk if that’s scalable of not/feasible for your group.
I have a unibrow. Uh oh. *Cop knock*
Heh I thought you got banned.
I’m a meth addict and all of my friends are too. Boy oh boy you are wrong about that last part.
Long-term meth use, the kind where you use multiple times a day every day, has the opposite effect from what you would expect. We are fucking messy as fuck. When a power user has a space of their own like a house or a car or a tent—disorganized clutter wall to wall, you often cannot move from one point to another without some weird acrobatics
/r/askportland is surprisingly nice. There’s even people dunking on the OP.
Sad, irritable, and bitter because of mild opioid withdrawal.