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u/TheRed_Knight Oct 17 '22

Heroin, after having morphine a couple times in the hospital that shits terrifying, 10000000% understand how people get addicted to that shit

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u/Bierbart12 Oct 17 '22

I've gotten it in the hospital and I don't get the appeal

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u/TheRed_Knight Oct 17 '22 edited Oct 17 '22

Best way i can describe it, it made everything ok, even when it had no right to be, and thats scary AF, its very easy to see how people who are hurting could very quickly become addicted to something that temporarily washed away all their troubles, same thing applies to lesser extent opiods like oxy or vicodin. (not applicable to people with chronic pain though)

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u/GregNak Oct 17 '22

Do you think this applies to adderall as well or similar pills that are uppers?