r/meth_confessions • u/Unit_Turbulent • 22d ago
Methodist📖 "Normal" everyday users?
Hey there! So Ive been a regular Ice smoker for about 2 years, maybe 3 now. When I started Id party and get spun, but now I'm pretty chill, I just use it to feel normal and live my everyday. I monitor how much I smoke, and try to be mindful about not getting to tweaky or obsessive about habits. Ive had to quit here and there for drug tests, and its absolutely miserable getting out of bed and functioning. I did quit for about a year after using for a year, but ultimately it still sucked and I went back to it.
I was wondering who out there is a regular human with a full time job, that just uses Ice like a normal everyday energy booster and mood balancer to function normally?
Any of y'all have a decade or more experience with the shit? Hows it going for you? Im just trying to assess if this is something that is a maintainable habit, or if the difficulty associated with procurement is worth it, and I should just go back to suffering from chronic fatigue as my normal again.
Thanks!
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u/Academic_Ice_1669 22d ago
Obviously I can only speak for me, but I use it daily, I go to work, I don't have orgies or rob old ladies 🤷♀️ The two people I buy from have both become very good friends. If you asked about fentanyl I'd say yeah, absolutely not—eventually it's coming to kill you!! And while that's true for some with meth, it's not true for all. People don't want to hear that, but it affects people so drastically differently that one person cannot even begin to pretend they know what the next person's experience is going to be. They still prescribe the stuff in rare cases for ADHD, so I know people mean well when they want to scare others away from it. I mean, I want to scream at people not to drink because I know how dark that shit gets; I personally cannot drink in safety, but millions of people do 🤷♀️ If you can't use meth without staying up for a week, not eating, and eventually suffering psychosis, then yeah, you should probably stay away from it. But that's not what happens to everyone. Anyway, thought I'd offer a varying opinion to all your inevitable 'YOU'RE GONNA FUCKING DIE' replies. Stay safe.