Addiction.

My thoughts on addiction haven't changed, I knew that anyone could become addicted. It's not just a      stereotypical thing where you'd see someone wearing a drug rug/baja rug and automatically assume that they're a druggie. You want to pay attention to things that actually show that they need actual help, sometimes that can be a little more difficult to find but they'll be really skinny sometimes bug eyed, acne scars, teeth decaying. Things like that,

I try to help out everyone I know that has a problem controlling their addiction because it's all about self control and learning to cope with emotions because a majority of drug addicts have an emotional reason why they can't quit. A lot of the time it's self loathe or wanting to get away from reality because it's too much to handle.

I can relate to James in so many ways that it's actually scary, I used to be exactly like him and the whole 12 step program and AA, it's not that you're giving up an addiction, you're just replacing one addiction for another. Which is why I couldn't do it, I actually wanted to quit completely not just replace it with something else that I don't believe in, if you really want to quit have self control, train yourself, tell yourself no and that you don't need it. It sounds difficult but it really isn't. If 2 people can do it, more people can without an issue.


Random rant, but if weed isn't a drug and it's just a plant. Then I guess heroin and Cocaine isn't a drug either, right?