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How To Stop Amphetamines?

By senta_berger July 20, 2020 5 answers Last updated July 20, 2020

Hello. I'll start with the fact that I'm 18 years old. In 9th grade, I tried amphetamine for the first time, I wanted to see what it was, but I never imagined that from one test it was possible to get to where I am at the moment. In the beginning, everything was ok, I rarely took it, I didn't care, I did it to relax from time to time. Until at one point I realized that I was starting to do it more and more often.

Eventually, things got pretty bad, I took it every day for a few months. Then some things happened in the life that made me stop for a while. In the beginning, it was hellishly difficult for me, I had no desire for absolutely anything, I became aggressive, much more violent than before and I started to think in a completely different way, I changed a lot.

 

Gradually, over time, I felt that I was starting to feel normal again, but suddenly something happened, I decided to take once, then another, and so gradually, as if without realizing it, I crossed the boundaries again and took it very often, I just couldn't I hold back. I felt terrible, I was scared, most of all I wanted to stop, but I just didn't know how it was hellishly difficult. I tried many times and they all failed, I lasted 1.2 or at most 3 weeks and I started again.

 

I've been like this for a long time and I'm tired of repeating the same thing, I want to stop forever because it ruins my whole life and psyche. I'm not the same as I used to be, I have problems in my relationships with family, friends, and people in general. Please give me some advice on how to stop more easily, because I just don't know what to do anymore, I tried everything, I'm afraid that I will give up and I will never recover and everything will be as before.

Answers 5

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bj_queen_anal answered · July 20, 2020
Just don't buy it.
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ladymagickiss answered · July 20, 2020
Darling, go to the commune for a while. Sounds bad, I know, but then you'll be proud of yourself. Search "Reto" on the Internet, contact them.
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bestpair answered · July 20, 2020
I just want to tell you that your problems in every way are not just due to amphetamines. They would explain that to you even if you went to a commune, I guarantee. An adult's life is much more serious, difficult than adolescence. In my opinion, people who use after 21 just want to go back to their youth, keeping good social memories from then, drug-related memories. I myself do not like amphetamine at all and I have not used it for 15 years without any problems, but I have problems with the grass. Of course, if you stop it, you will help yourself a lot, but this will not solve your problems, it will be only the first step. Do you realize that a lot of people are like you
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18_couple_bondage answered · July 20, 2020
I have a friend with a similar story as yours, even scarier with abortions and a boyfriend addict, but this is not the biggest drama in the world, you just feel that way right now. You have to change everything, give yourself some goal to pursue, enroll in a new university, get a new boyfriend, just find something that will help you give them up. I also support number 2 for the commune.
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33ralph answered · July 20, 2020
It's called will. I will write to you, whatever in the story of the other gentleman - a change of environment, a very strong will and detox. But really a change of environment. You know, when I realized I had a drug problem, I knew I had to share it with someone to help me — I told my mother, I was on heroin. We agreed that if he sensed me doing some schemes again, hiding money or acting weird, he would just lock me up at home and not let me go. I mean, you don't have to go to a commune. Share it with someone and if you really want it, you will succeed one hundred percent. I expected him to accuse me, to call me. She just looked at me and told me we would fight together. So, little by little, with DETOX and various activities, focusing on myself, I managed to get out. And you can do it. You just have to have someone to lean on. It is important to understand that parents are not enemies, and you, even subconsciously, consider everyone as such. The psyche of consumers is as simple as white beans and is very, very labile. You will endure a 6-month depression, but with proper nutrition and a healthy lifestyle, serotonin levels will return to normal and it will be you again. It is currently completely drained from your brain, the body does not even have a reserve, and this synthetics drains everything to the last drop, hence the crushing depression. It seems impossible to you right now, I know, and I thought so. But it's not like that. It's possible, as long as you want it hard enough. And it's not easy - and I know it. Every beginning is difficult, in the beginning it is really difficult. The idea is to grit your teeth and step on what controls yourself, your emotions, your life .... You will do it!
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