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I firmly believe that there is an outrageous contrast between drug use and drug abuse. A drug addict is not a competent human being that uses drugs, it is someone who lets their soul disembogue and leaves their empty shell behind to feed off the only thing that keeps their lifeless, worthless corpse around to take up space. They are nothing but parasites and drugs are their source. A drug addict is someone who gave up their life, their soul, their name..someone who found an alternative to suicide. Drug addicts don't experience drugs, they consume them. That's the difference. You and I are no drug addicts. Drug addicts are known as abusers in society because they label themselves as such with their own undeniable actions. Typically if someone is known as a drug abuser, it is because they lack the control to mask their actions which is what defines them as such. In society, drug addicts become apparent because one whom abuses drugs lacks the conscience and the inhibitions that make it neccessary to appear as a rational and healthy human being. They can't function as regular human beings. They hand themselves over to drugs, whereas drug embracers are holding hands with drugs in a sense. If you're a drug addict, society knows. You can't see use in a person, but abuse is blatantly apparent.
We are drug users. We are Sigmund Freud, we are Markus Aurelius, we are Dali. Drug abusers give us a bad name. We respect drugs. We allow them to seep into us and take us places most have never been. We listen to them. We embrace them. We're responsible with them. We allow them to help us blossom and we contribute to society in beautiful ways. We think like creatures that have been exposed to things that straight edge kids couldn't even dream of. Straight edgers .. are motherfucking idiots. How could an intelligent human being not be overcome by curiosity? There is something about antidrug kids that's missing. There is some extra ingredient that people need to be great. They don't have it. They're too simple. Don't fucking conform to meet your D.A.R.E. officer's standards. Let the corruption commence. It is not abuse that we should encourage though, it is use. It is love. It is examination. It is exploration. It is feeling. And perhaps corruption is not the correct word, for generally, to corrupt someone is to desecrate one's honesty or loyalty. That doesn't make any sense because drugs are pure honesty. You don't know yourself until you know yourself on drugs. We, as drug users, are more loyal to ourselves than anyone. Experience is knowledge. Drug use is an experience. To deprive yourself of knowledge is to be disloyal to yourself. Drug abusers begin with loyalty and end with corruption.
We are not looking to corrupt our youth, we're looking to enlighten them. Somewhere along the line, humanity took something beautiful and tainted it.
Everyone is aching with confusion.
So yes, it's our job to introduce them to the higher plain upon which we, as drug users, exist on.
And it is our job, to keep on using.
We are drug users. We are Sigmund Freud, we are Markus Aurelius, we are Dali. Drug abusers give us a bad name. We respect drugs. We allow them to seep into us and take us places most have never been. We listen to them. We embrace them. We're responsible with them. We allow them to help us blossom and we contribute to society in beautiful ways. We think like creatures that have been exposed to things that straight edge kids couldn't even dream of. Straight edgers .. are motherfucking idiots. How could an intelligent human being not be overcome by curiosity? There is something about antidrug kids that's missing. There is some extra ingredient that people need to be great. They don't have it. They're too simple. Don't fucking conform to meet your D.A.R.E. officer's standards. Let the corruption commence. It is not abuse that we should encourage though, it is use. It is love. It is examination. It is exploration. It is feeling. And perhaps corruption is not the correct word, for generally, to corrupt someone is to desecrate one's honesty or loyalty. That doesn't make any sense because drugs are pure honesty. You don't know yourself until you know yourself on drugs. We, as drug users, are more loyal to ourselves than anyone. Experience is knowledge. Drug use is an experience. To deprive yourself of knowledge is to be disloyal to yourself. Drug abusers begin with loyalty and end with corruption.
We are not looking to corrupt our youth, we're looking to enlighten them. Somewhere along the line, humanity took something beautiful and tainted it.
Everyone is aching with confusion.
So yes, it's our job to introduce them to the higher plain upon which we, as drug users, exist on.
And it is our job, to keep on using.