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first you say that the desert analogy is a good one, then you say it is ridiculous. The difference, people don't order themselves 2,3,4, deserts after a meal, but drug doses DO increase over time.
What I have not consumed myself I HAVE witnessed others consuming.
It usually becomes the number one agenda, usually becomes a daily occurence, and as time goes on, the day gets planned around it's use.
I find all of those characteristics proof that the drug takes over the person. That is what I don't like about drug use. It robs the person from your life, and unless you partake in the drugs, the drugs become more important to the person than your friendship.
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A drug user who maintains ethics between tokes. [img]tongue.gif[/img]
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I still don't get you trying to steal my desert analogy. (Alex baps Shatzy on the wrist and takes back his pumpkin pie ala mode.)
It's my analogy, it works for my point of view, not yours.
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it was a good analogy for ME in my argument, not yours.
thats the difference.
and what you have experienced is EVERYTHING of what i argued.
the day was centered around the situation because
it is so **** restricted you HAVE to.
you have to dedicate a part of time in your day
and be select about the people you know and blah blah blah.
what you are seeing and how you interpret it are two separate things.
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Alex returns the pumpkin pie and comtemplates a cherry pie with a whipped topping. [img]graemlins/devil.gif[/img]
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nice pun.... [img]tongue.gif[/img]
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perhaps its best to agree that it works for
both perspectives.
or do you wanna wrestle about it? [img]tongue.gif[/img]
