Addicted
Cigarettes, gambling, porn and booze. What's your addiction? How low have you sunk and how have you tried to beat it?
Thanks to big-girl's-blouse for the suggestion
( , Thu 18 Dec 2008, 16:42)
Cigarettes, gambling, porn and booze. What's your addiction? How low have you sunk and how have you tried to beat it?
Thanks to big-girl's-blouse for the suggestion
( , Thu 18 Dec 2008, 16:42)
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Oxygen
Can't get enough of it.
If I don't get my fix, after 45 seconds I start to gasp and turn blue.
Heroin withdrawal symptoms? Pah!
I'm also quite partial to water and heat.
( , Fri 19 Dec 2008, 11:12, 2 replies)
Can't get enough of it.
If I don't get my fix, after 45 seconds I start to gasp and turn blue.
Heroin withdrawal symptoms? Pah!
I'm also quite partial to water and heat.
( , Fri 19 Dec 2008, 11:12, 2 replies)
I can sympathise.
I tried to wean my siblings off heat, I really did. I saw the effects of excessive use (sweating, blistering, even turning into a small pile of ash). All of them have, unfortunately, died from being weaned off heat.
I tried everything- removing it slowly, removing it quickly. Nothing worked. The Withdrawl symptoms, for Parents worried that their children are addicted to heat, is that when they've been on a lower dose for while you'll see an increase in small shaking movements and a change in skin tone, followed by death.
In young children there may also be a stage where they'll declare themselves to be "smoking" while exhaling during the shaking phase. This is due to their tiny brains hallucinating about having a big dose of heat.
If your child tries go "cold turkey" they'll just stop moving altogether. Reapplication of heat may cause reanimation in some rare cases.
Anyway, Parents- be vigilant!
( , Fri 19 Dec 2008, 11:31, closed)
I tried to wean my siblings off heat, I really did. I saw the effects of excessive use (sweating, blistering, even turning into a small pile of ash). All of them have, unfortunately, died from being weaned off heat.
I tried everything- removing it slowly, removing it quickly. Nothing worked. The Withdrawl symptoms, for Parents worried that their children are addicted to heat, is that when they've been on a lower dose for while you'll see an increase in small shaking movements and a change in skin tone, followed by death.
In young children there may also be a stage where they'll declare themselves to be "smoking" while exhaling during the shaking phase. This is due to their tiny brains hallucinating about having a big dose of heat.
If your child tries go "cold turkey" they'll just stop moving altogether. Reapplication of heat may cause reanimation in some rare cases.
Anyway, Parents- be vigilant!
( , Fri 19 Dec 2008, 11:31, closed)
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