Drug Addicts I need your help!

I am curious to get some advice from those of you out there who are either addicts, recovering from addiction or who have been in my situation. Drugs are bad…mmmkay!

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  1. todddrouin says:

    As a dedicated drug addict I think people who quit using drugs are weak minded and poor willed. Do not stop using drugs.

  2. liamhills says:

    dude if you like each other who gives a shit-

  3. ryan928 says:

    SILLY FAGGET, DICKS ARE FOR CHICKS!

  4. iM3rLiNi says:

    well i would say you are weak. because u don’t even make the effort to stop. stop trying to advice other people to use drugs!

  5. erlalalala says:

    I’m addict and I’m in aa in Iceland and I just think god make you meet person for a reason and it’s unwritten rule and I don’t know any person who have not brake this rule I’m mean if you get in love or you like someone so much then why wait you maybe you wont get another chance to get knowing this guy, I have been sober for 2 and half month and I’m dating a guy it’s just about how strong he is and if he is weak it’s not good beacuse a weak alcoholic can maybe not make the emotion

  6. lulumariemissypu says:

    Fuck off little dick leave Adam alone!

  7. emericacore says:

    it depends somewhat on what he was using.
    if he feel’s ready to get into a commitment then i wouldn’t worry about it

  8. deathmetalchick6 says:

    I was an addict for 4 years and have been clean for 5 now. I never attended a rehab but for your question, I think that it depends on how serious the relationship is . If he needs you, and needs the extra support then go ahead. Hopefully things work out good for you!!

  9. MrJarrod1981 says:

    drugs rule why would you want to quit? Your a douch bag anyway you will die from aids not drugs you dick suckers!!!!!

  10. MrJarrod1981 says:

    really rick like suckin his boyfriends dick!!

  11. Commonsense11111 says:

    go out with him, but keep a drug an alcohol free lifestyle. i.e. hang out, go to dinner, ****. but don’t have drinks. or other mood altering substances.

  12. AzzholesAnonymous says:

    Don’t let a cult dictate how you live your life.

  13. godlessweasel says:

    Relapse is NOT part of recovery, it is a fear-inducing tactic used to keep people in 12 step groups. AA tells young, attractive people not to have relationships in the first year in order to isolate them and this makes them vulnerable to predators within the groups. Get your friend out of there!

  14. samuraigraffix says:

    good choice fucker what a pendeho

  15. zak3330 says:

    It all depends on how much he is using and what he is using…crack has its own rules..tweek there’s little hope..pills are just body and mind numbers..heroin is just nasty and vile..so it all varies on what an how much but if u wana date em do so its hard to have a healthy relationship with extremely hard drugs in the way creating difficult obstacles !

  16. jbuecker71 says:

    Mrjarrod1981 thanks for the morning laugh . . . . . . whew! . . . that was Fuckin funny

  17. jbuecker71 says:

    Mrjarrod1981 thanks for the morning laugh . . . . . . whew! . . . that was Fuckin funny

  18. DragonflyLuv76 says:

    I am recovering drug addict. I can tell you based on my experience in Narcotics Anonymous that as long as the relationship is a healthy one and you can be beneficial in his recovery it is acceptable, and you will find out if you attend meetings with him,the people there are not there to tell you how to run your life,only to give love and support! Good luck!

  19. BeigeHolland says:

    Remember a newly clean/sober addict has little experience dealing with emotions – depending on how long they have used. If the addict has used constantly since adolescence, then you are dealing with an emotional adolescent. I jumped into a relationship my first year, we relapsed together 3 times in nine months. We then decided we would put God and the 12 steps before our relationship. We both have over 3 years now.

  20. BeigeHolland says:

    Two addicts getting together only presents one fact: the addict is not only dealing with their own new emotions, they are now dealing with a second set of new emotions from the new partner. Its tough to deal with two sets, but it can be done, if your priorities are straight, and the relationship is third after God and the program.

  21. gwpa44 says:

    get back on the shit you gay bitch

  22. tools747 says:

    1:10-1:20 lol!

  23. PEABALLS says:

    faggot fuck

  24. juba323 says:

    Fuckin faggot

  25. jesusislord27 says:

    If he is not working the 12 steps and is not following the program he will without a doubt relapse. He doesnt even know who he is so its hard for him to know how he will really feel in a year. If you love this person, it is best to wait. Be friends and be supportive, make sure he goes to his meetings and do all you can for his recovery. If you care about this person you will put his needs first

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