I was talking to my friend who gambles a lot today and I always compare a gambling addiction to a drug addiction ...said to him " gambling is worst then heroin because you can only overdose once... gamblers are cursed to repeat their flaw of hitting rock bottom over and over"~
I've heard a girl laugh as she told me how she had just OD'ed then immediately went and got more high because " she didn't enjoy it because the guy lied to her and gave her fentanyl"
This is a great conversation... as always I am " a little" insensitive . I like how you call me out on stereotyping... I am a chaotic dude and it's funny how I search for this order that Is opposite of my instincts...
I heard in Vietnam it was a strategy to lose to your officer... you would always owe him money so you could be sure to make it to the next paycheck to pay him off
I was talking to my friend who gambles a lot today and I always compare a gambling addiction to a drug addiction ...said to him " gambling is worst then heroin because you can only overdose once... gamblers are cursed to repeat their flaw of hitting rock bottom over and over"~
you must die, In my eyes, to have taken to many drugs... I thought I was being poetic … worst things then dying, there are
I've heard a girl laugh as she told me how she had just OD'ed then immediately went and got more high because " she didn't enjoy it because the guy lied to her and gave her fentanyl"
people take it too light heartedly... the people who od are no longer with us
I shared a real story … Reality is offensive , i'm sorry.
This is a great conversation... as always I am " a little" insensitive . I like how you call me out on stereotyping... I am a chaotic dude and it's funny how I search for this order that Is opposite of my instincts...
drugs suck
for a second I thought we went off topic … but damn we are on point
I gamble every day with the choices I make so you are correct in my opinion
I heard in Vietnam it was a strategy to lose to your officer... you would always owe him money so you could be sure to make it to the next paycheck to pay him off