Do you automatically have a drug problem if you have taken over 40 different drugs – 18yr?

These are the following drugs. I also included antidepressants, which have a kind of intoxicating effect for me. I've only taken many drugs once. For example, only 1g of meth/hero, etc. After that, I don't take them again. I usually take the drugs and then move on to drugs I wasn't taking. On the other hand, I take less dangerous drugs that don't harm me physically almost every day. But only a small dose to have a somewhat elevated mood, which has many benefits.

I took many drugs 3-5 years ago, which is why I will start taking them again, such as crystal meth, heroin, etc.

What do you think about this? I haven't noticed any damage. I was almost completely drug-free for two years, except for a few times. But unfortunately, it was involuntary due to being placed in youth welfare.

So I took all of these drugs over a period of about two years.

MDMA

Crystal Meth

Spice

cannabis

speed

cocaine

Oxycodon

heroin

LSD

Tilidine

Tavor

2CB

morphine

DXM

Kratom

Noopept

Ritalin

1,4 Butanediol

Lorazepam

HHC

Etomethazene

Tramadol

DPH

DMP

nicotine

alcohol

butane

Pregabalin

duloxetine

Diazepam

Tramagite

1cplsd

Quatepin

Fly agaric

Viagra

3fpm

Gababentin

Fluoxetine

Propofol

[Unknown drug]

Phenibut

Catnip

Pseudoephedrine

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aalbtraum, UserMod Light

The number of substances is, in my opinion, by the side, and, according to your presentation, it might be possible to recognize a not inconsiderable willingness to risk if one wanted.

Otherwise, it is much more about why you consume under what circumstances and whether consumption has a negative impact on your (social, work, etc.) lives. All this cannot be judged by your description.

Maybe helpful: https://drugscouts.de/page/reflexion-des-drogenuse

If you should be unsure about your substaz use, I can recommend turning to a specialist office. The advice there is confidential and non-binding. You have nothing to lose → https://mindzone.info/beratung/

GoodRuby
2 years ago
Reply to  Anonym9834747

But until now you have given the best and most rational answer 🙂

ne, he only relativizes and thus indirectly encourages you to go on with drug use and drug abuse as if it were somehow totally normal…

I find absolutely irresponsible!

GoodRuby
2 years ago

The number of substances is, in my opinion, by the side

I don’t think…

I find your answer very relative again and not appropriate to the thing…

aalbtraum, UserMod Light
Reply to  GoodRuby

I don’t think…

Okay, why not?

again

If I don’t mind, this is the first time you’re talking to me directly. Which of my other answers do you think is relative and inappropriate?

vanOoijen
2 years ago

This is a competent answer that I can absolutely underline.

I’m just writing this because GoodRuby’s hanging around and I’m also an expert on drugs and drug policy.

I also learned about Harm reduction and a supporter of a liberal and rational drug policy without criminalisation.

aalbtraum, UserMod Light
Reply to  vanOoijen

Thank you.

Not that I could not understand the presumably underlying fears. Especially with this substance list.

It’s a shame she doesn’t say anything about it anymore… well.

vanOoijen
2 years ago
vanOoijen
2 years ago

In addition to the indoctrinable concrete heads, there are often abstinent people who have not realized themselves with drugs, or people who have lost family members or friends because of their drug dependence.

Most others are accessible to reasonable arguments.

Nevertheless, it is a drilling of thick boards to reverse 60 years of desinformation.

aalbtraum, UserMod Light

You think?

I have pointed out the considerable risks, encouraged to reflect consumption and suggested to be consulted professionally.

What I have not done is to encourage or continue. Anyway, I don’t recognize this. Whatever I have not done is to condemn or dramatize. I think that’s a little bit.

GoodRuby
2 years ago

you definitely have a problem that is life-threatening

and no: Drug abuse is not drug use, but drug abuse

it’s about rightly RESEARCH PLOGUE medicines

especially if you mix different substances, it can become extremely dangerous

go to search advice

CookieLuna0
2 years ago

To be honest, you have one, yes. You’ve taken many of them, and you seem to always take them.

If you can’t give up drugs, it’s confirmed that you’re dependent on it.

CookieLuna0
2 years ago
Reply to  Anonym9834747

Maybe you’d rather try new things at this boring? For example, cooking, baking, drawing, origami, knitting, building lego… Just something, maybe you’ll find a replacement. Testing does not harm 🙂

aXXLJ
2 years ago

Yes, the cracks… who want to have taken everything that the market makes and doesn’t produce unless you troll.

I am always wondering about mostly young consumers who use the list of substances allegedly consumed by them as if Wikipedia has provided the specific drug list the same and you just have to go to the dealer to say: Today, so heroin, tomorrow cocaine, then fentanyl and then…and then…and then…and then…

People who live from telling such stories are found in Marrakech. Maybe a future perspective for you?

JohnnyMnemonic
2 years ago

Your problem does not exist in the amount or frequency of your drugs, but in the fact that you necessarily mean to need a drug (no matter what) to upgrade your life.

JohnnyMnemonic
2 years ago
Reply to  Anonym9834747

Can you have a long time without?

aXXLJ
2 years ago

Meth does not immediately depend – nor does daily use of coffee for breakfast, for the afternoon and in the meantime suggest that coffee consumption is not associated with a certain dependency.

JohnnyMnemonic
2 years ago

For you, the world is black or white, isn’t it? The fact that meth immediately depends on coffee and not at all makes you fall under the table.
Do the world you like Pipi Langstrumpf…

aXXLJ
2 years ago

Drugs are social standard.
Started with coffee, tea, nicotine, alcohol and medicines.

JohnnyMnemonic
2 years ago

You are trying to establish drugs as the social standard. Whoever puts birth on the day is unambiguous not me…

But you’re right in one. Let’s go. I don’t want to discuss it with you anymore, because I don’t own drugs that provide me with the necessary vitality to write on. 😂😂

aXXLJ
2 years ago

Who only postulates the negative of drug use and simply hides the reality that drug use (tobacco, alcohol, illegal substances) is virtually all cultures of everyday society that…

Let’s be good, I don’t want to get out of here against so much boredness.

JohnnyMnemonic
2 years ago

Your argument is stupid, so what should I look at the leash? If drugs are so great, why don’t you go to kindergarten and sell little Marie a little ecstasy?

What you call collateral damage here has been close friends and relatives for me. Therefore, you shouldn’t be so proud of these ruined lives alone! And Harald Lesch’s views on certain subjects I only know too well. He reports about e-cars, but he also looks critical. He reports historical events and also questions certain decisions critically. On the other hand, you seem to want to blight me here with double semantics that Lesch, just because he reports about something (what his profession is as a moderator!), he would support it.
He definitely doesn’t. Not at all on this issue.

We all took any drugs, but if they belong to everyday life, they’ll destroy life. But in drugs such as meth, which make rapid dependence, you permanently pass over your self-control of a substance that ultimately controls itself. If you don’t think that’s bad, you didn’t even understand the value of a (human) life in the approach.

aXXLJ
2 years ago

The number of people who consume drugs in now and here can be googled – at least in the most common substances.
The fact that in the personal acquaintance there are always collateral damage due to drug abuse is well known – it is called “war on drugs” which is a war against people.
Collateral damage is also caused by road traffic, fine dust, climate change etc.

You don’t seem to have looked at the leash or not understood it, but that’s hardly surprising in the case of such hard-growing prejudices.

JohnnyMnemonic
2 years ago

And two thousand years ago it was completely “normal” people hanging on the cross to see that your wife has just reached the twelfth year of life when she was “ready for marriage” or the punishment for theft resulted in the separation of your limbs.
And now you come with such a mentally totally deviant statement that drugs that have always had a negative impact on humans (independently of whether the temporary feeling feels good) are part of the “history of man”.

Are you still living in a cave, like those people you like to move here as a “parade example”?

There are reasons why many drug addicts die sooner or later in their own cot, on the street OR united. Take the club 27. Amy Winehouse or Kurt Cobain and even outside this club; the “King” Elvis Presley. All of them took drugs and didn’t come down.
So don’t tell me!

And if you’re trying to get me propaganda against the drugs, I can blame you for making propaganda for how it has been propagated in California for decades.

I have lost some of my closest friends in the drugs, and I have seen how they have given up their lives, their profession and their freedoms for a fingertip of coke.

So don’t tell me that drugs are people. This is bullshit!

And concerning the endogenous drugs you mentioned; the body only doses it with important use, but you dose it as a human being completely bad and always in too high amounts. That’s why drugs need regulations that the box like you do not want to allow.

We live in 21. century not in the Middle Ages and not in ancient times. Just stay here and now.

aXXLJ
2 years ago

Spieglein, Spieglein on the wall,
Who is the biggest ignorant here?

If you don’t have anything to do, just don’t come.

You will not believe that taking drugs is actually something completely normal. All cultures know drug use. Drug use is still common daily in all cultures: (e.g.) opium, khat, betel, coca, coffee, cannabis, alcohol and tobacco are widespread worldwide and are consumed worldwide. The supply of drugs is constantly increasing – as is the demand for drugs

I think you’re just trapping the well-known anti-drogen propaganda narratives without really being informed.
The fact that you are producing and metabolising endogenous drugs (adrenalin, melatonin, serotonin, etc.) seems to have little to do with you, although you would not be viable without these drugs.

My offer to fill (D) a knowledge gap: Drugs – A World History (1/2) – ZDFmediathek

JohnnyMnemonic
2 years ago

So taking drugs is quite normal? Think about this.
Drugs are not taken if you are satisfied with your life. You always take them if you don’t feel understood when you want to escape reality or because you have to cope with some kind of frustration.

I have seen more than enough people throw their lives on board because they had problems with their partners, their jobs or their families. So please don’t come with trolls or shit. If you don’t have anything to do, just don’t come.

aXXLJ
2 years ago

What was it?

Puberty and a troll gene too much.

JohnnyMnemonic
2 years ago

I suppose you’re not a researcher or a student in this field. Don’t you just overestimate your potential to commit one opinion to the other about all drugs?

Be honest with us. Why are you taking drugs? What threw you out of the train? Divorced parents? Reliability? Wasted love? What was it?

JohnnyMnemonic
2 years ago

Well, you write, “Why should I just stay sober for 3-4 months. I don’t have to prove anything to anyone,” I understand your point of view. But if you reverse the meaning of your statement, you can ask yourself the following question: “Why do I have to take drugs? What do I want to prove to MIR?”

Well, I know that drugs, in addition to stimulating substances, also have harmful substances. And I know that drugs are not cheap and not easy to get. And then they have them, usually they say, hide until they are consumed. Because if you get caught, there can even be a prison sentence (in the worst case).

So I’m cautious and ask the question that has already been referred to again: “Why do you take drugs? What are you trying to prove?

Flandyboy1312
2 years ago

I didn’t find any damage.

.

More harmless drugs that do not harm me physically I take almost every day

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antidepressants

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Youth assistance

I’ll just let that stand.

Flandyboy1312
2 years ago
Reply to  Anonym9834747

What do you want to read now? Wow, you did great! You know how honest this is, especially at your age.

Bascharl
2 years ago

how much and how do you fin Ritralin and Kokain?