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October 31st, 2002, 09:55 AM
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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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