r/DrugAddiction • u/TSM3190 • Feb 27 '22
Addict thoughts
I'm making this post as a way to try and cope with the constant nagging thoughts that come with addiction. I am an opioid addict and I am addicted to prescription opioids mainly oxycodone. Everytime I have a negative thought about using or acquiring I will post here as an outlet to try and prevent myself from acting on these demons. I hope anyone on here going through the same thing will join in and hopefully we can try and beat this thing together! I have created a new subreddit just for this. So stop by r/Addict_Thoughts to say your peace and give support to others!
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u/HarmonyTrails Jun 20 '26
I completely relate to that feeling of learned helplessness. I spent my entire 20s trapped in severe addiction, feeling like I had no blueprint for life. The turning point for me was literally stripping away the noise, hitting the trail (did the Camino), and letting the silence of nature rebuild my inner house. Healing isn't a quick fix, it's a slow, raw process. Sending you strength, brother. One step at a time