DungenessDank said:

they have really been my most negative drug experiences.

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BCBudMaster said:

Yeah they only make me feel sick throw up and itch the whole day

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Inverted said:

Oh yeah, I'm pretty skinny, and Pills, etc work really fast on me, and usually stronger than others.  I have a really fucking fast metabolism.  I can't get fat even if I try...

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Inverted said:

BCBudMaster said:

Yeah they only make me feel sick throw up and itch the whole day

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That means you are doing too much.  Learn how to responsibly use opiates if you are going to use them, otherwise it will fuck you over.

That goes away if you keep using that much, as your tolerance builds.  Then all you feel is the "positive" effects.

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DungenessDank said:

I'm not a fan of opiates, they have really been my most negative drug experiences.

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DungenessDank said:

That's a retarded tolerance, can't be healthy.

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MFDoom666 said:

lolz

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SpaceMonkey said:

we can say this, It may be bragging to the noobs who have not met the monster at the end of the road. They still feel high and have no serious withdrawal.

The ones that have met the monster and possibly conquered the said monster laugh and cry for the noobs. We laugh because we remember some of the stuff talked about and cracks us up. But we get sad that someday most people take it to far  and have to battle their own dragon.  And that part can be the hardest. You loose family. friends and even jobs because the monster resides and maintains his grip. Fighting the dragon for your life back can be done! But it is going to be a long mental and physical battle! This can take weeks to months depending on the type of dragon and how long it had been attached?  But it can be done!HAhahah, ok enough!

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Yeah pretty much.  We aren't so much bragging as warning you that yeah, it starts out with getting sick and itchy from small amounts to needing heroin for the same rush within months.  Tolerance builds FAST on opiates and so does the addiction.

I really feel that most people just don't understand what they are getting into w/ opiates.  They feel great, but with great benefit also comes equal or greater drawbacks and side effects, AKA withdrawal.

SpaceMonkey, Tangerines, Myself, and a few others HAVE all seen the monster, and fought him first hand for years, and we all came out ALIVE.

A rare occurrence indeed when the Drug Of Choice is H/Opiates/Oxy etc...  Only 1 in 10 people in treatment successfully quit the first visit using Opies, not to mention that of the people who DON'T quit, a good portion will DIE from their habit.  It's really a grim picture...