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Plutonium


JamesSavik

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Some things are just plain poison. It doesn't matter how smart or skilled you are, or think you are, they still end up destroying everything around you.

 

That's how coke is. It starts out as a little weekend hobby. You yutz it up with some folks, maybe get laid. It's fun. It makes you feel like you are ten feet tall and bullet proof.

 

If you are a pussy, coke makes you a tiger. If you are a wimp, coke makes you a playa. If you got no confidence, coke makes you feel like the center of any room.

 

You talk, you laugh, even your coke-laden post-nasal drip snot drainage tastes good. Drinking is never better than when you are flying on coke. You notice tastes and textures to booze that you used to choke down. On coke you savor the lift of the vodka, the smoky taste of the Canadian whiskey or the power of the scotch.

 

Oh and the sex. Let's not forget the sex. You can look like Ben Stein and get your strange on. It doesn't matter how strange it is either. If you like rimming Icelandic Yaks, if you've got an 8-ball in your pocket, there will be three of them in the bathroom partying with you.

 

Ben_Stein.jpg < Ben Stein, Playa

 

Coke is weird about making time dilate. You start in on a good coke high and BAM! It's day light. Coke binges can last as long as the coke holds out. That's why coke heads mysteriously disappear and turn up weeks later in Toranto, Tijuana or Toledo. You just never know. When the coke thing is rolling you just go with the flow.

 

It's not about will power. There is no will or power. There is just the high and it's an exceptional high. It's like your brain is electrified and every nerve ending are working at 150%. Your thoughts gain speed and come in parallel. Your brain is moving faster than your body or even the rest of the world. Your thoughts are deep, powerful and profound. You discover an intellect that you did not know that you had.

 

It's all bullshit of course. Once I had the bright idea of taping the intellectual conversations that I was a part of high and it it just sounded like a bunch of f**ked up people babbling.

 

Of course that shatters the illusion.

 

You wake up after a bender and discover that you spent hundreds or even thousands of dollars to chase the illusion. The coke whores are gone and you are the same self-doubting, pussy, wimp that you always were. You are just a lot poorer for the experience and... you want more.

 

More, more, MORE! You gotta chase the high. You gotta feel like a king again but you can do coke until your head (or heart) explodes and you can't catch it. It's a prick-tease: an illusion of nirvana that titillates but doesn't deliver. It is a dream that once dreamed can not be reclaimed. Words don't do the craving justice. It's like a moaning ache that starts in your soul and is felt in every cell.

 

It destroys. I've never seen people collapse faster than under the weight of coke (or its derivative crack). I've seen people lose it all so fast that it is frightening. That is just the economic costs.

 

No body wants a coke head. It causes divorces and break ups like few forces on earth.

 

The legal consequences can jail you for decades and the violence that surrounds it can take your life in an instant.

 

But you want more. You want more of that total body orgasm high. So much so that some would kill or die for it.

 

Soon you reach a critical crossroads. Either you step off, go mad, go to prison or die.

 

I chose to quit but I understand. I know how much it hurts to never see nirvana again. Although I chose not to go back to that place, I know that I will crave it until the day I die.

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thatboyChase

Posted

i remember a few nights

 

best nights EVERRRRRRRRRRRRR

 

however drugs are bad and i'm glad that you've overcome. I'm also glad i don't choose to look for it, i know where to find it but a small sane, mature portion of me tells me to never go. If it was offered and there were hot bitches around i'd totally do it though, i mean shit dude. you know what i mean.

 

exceptional indeed

phana14

Posted

Well said, James.:great:

VickyS

Posted

the moral of the story? :-)

 

just kidding. loved reading it. it may not offer any remedies, any solutions, any causes even. but well put forth. especially liked the following portions:-

 

"It's not about will power. There is no will or power."

 

"It's all bullshit of course. Once I had the bright idea of taping the intellectual conversations that I was a part of high and it it just sounded like a bunch of f**ked up people babbling."

:great:

 

"The coke whores are gone and you are the same self-doubting, pussy, wimp that you always were. You are just a lot poorer for the experience and... you want more."

:D

 

 

Hoskins

Posted

Thank you James. That hit home.

 

There is this time of the morning, after you've gone out and had a good 1 or 2 day jag on coke or crack. I once saw it called "the gray" on a website somewhere. It's that time of the morning when the sun is just starting to rise, it's near the horizon but not over it, and the sky is turning from dark to gray. The dope's gone, there's no booze, everyone's crashed or crashing, and you're alone with yourself.

 

It's the time of the morning that you realize, again, that you've done it, again. Your nose is really baked, and sore, your gums hurt. If you've been smoking it, you're hacking up bloody phlegm.

You're just kind of dazed, coming down hard, and you know that you've spent the money/broke a trust/played/cheated/screwed someone over, especially yourself.

 

You tell yourself, in the gray, that this is f**ked up and you have to stop doing this shit, but you won't (and you know it but tell yourself that anyway). You'll figure out how to make it up to everybody. You'll find a way to make this stop. It's just total despair.

 

I never want to see the gray again. It's been a long time since I've seen it, but all I have to remember is sitting on that couch, stem in hand, staring at the wall and looking around for crumbs and trying to get one more hit somewhere, to know I never have to do that again.

 

I'm glad you won't either.

paya

Posted

I was never into drugs, in all my life I had a few joints of weed and that's it. All these blogs and comments just make me feel so grateful I didn't try any of the rough stuff. Thank you guys for all your memories! It's just too sad it doesn't get as a reading to the eyes that should read this at school.

 

Even in our small sleepy town, my hometown, there are drugs. Plenty of them. My sister just lost a guy she went to a class with - he's told to OD on heroin... The world just lost another smart 18-year old guy who had too much time and many bad friends... :(

 

 

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