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Originally Posted by Inverness
I still don't see any reason why I would want to use drugs 'for the experience'. I don't need mind-altering drugs to have a good time, thanks.
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That's good, you shouldn't. But if you go by this logic, you shouldn't need to play video games to have a good time either. Or watch TV. Or read a book. The list goes on and on. Saying you don't need to do something to have a good time is almost always true, but that does not mean you can't have a good time doing it.
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Originally Posted by Inverness
I think its kind of depressing that you need to do drugs to feel good.
Well, you're not me. And no, my opinion of the average intelligence level of those around my age isn't high enough for me to to not reply to topics I have no experience in.
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When did I ever say I did? See above. You're on the anti-drug bandwagon, which is almost as annoying as the 4204LIFESMOKEEVERYDAY one. Doing drugs does not have to be a lifestyle. It's quite possible to have such experiences very casually.
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Originally Posted by Inverness
By the way, I get the impression that you use addiction to justify your use of drugs. I know many people do.
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Originally Posted by Inverness
It disgusts me how many believe they can't break an addiction with willpower alone.
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My particular drug habits were never revealed, so you should not make assumptions about them. Chemical addiction with many drugs is a real thing. It's not a mind over matter issue. Like I said, you've never been addicted (you're not in a boxing match), so don't sit on the couch and tell people how to beat what they're up against, or claim that you could do it if you were in their situation.