[ SECRET POST #4268 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4268 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

As a person dealing with depression, fuck you, you're a piece of shit. Don't ever dare comparing depression to addiction. Depression isn't something you choose, but doing drugs is, smoking or driking alcohol is. So yeah, fuck you. Don't compare prople who are sick to retards who willingly choose to ruin their lives.

[(Anonymous)]

As someone who is also dealing with depression, fuck YOU. It's not a perfect comparison but addiction is - in fact - a disease. You are wrong about what addiction is, and acting like a fucking dick towards people with different problems than yours doesn't help anyone.

[(Anonymous)]

As a person with both depression and addiction issues, +1

Rarely do people have the latter without the former, in fact.

[(Anonymous)]

It's amazing how many depressed people manage to not become junkies.

[(Anonymous)]

As someone who would sooner eat a bullet than drink, smoke, or do drugs, fuck you with a chainsaw on behalf of all my depressed dead junkie relatives except the one who didn’t deliberately kill himself with his addiction (it got him anyway, and he was the only one who deserved it.)

[(Anonymous)]

wtf is this comment

[(Anonymous)]

Fuck off.

[(Anonymous)]

Comorbidity is common but not guaranteed, correct.

Although I suspect many depressed people do struggle with addictive tendencies, whether substance abuse related or otherwise. You can be an addict without ever touching alcohol or drugs.

If you’re looking for a pat on the back for being a “better” depressed person, then I assume you are speaking out of pain because that’s not a very nice or compassionate response to a real disease. I hope you can heal.

[(Anonymous)]

ha ha I'm addicted to the internet/gaming which turns out to be cheaper/somewhat less physically damaging than drugs but SURPRISE still addictive and still fucks with my activities of daily living but you know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[(Anonymous)]

Disease or not, you have to make a conscious choice to start doing drugs in the first place. Everyone knows that drugs are addictive and dangerous; it's an exceedingly well-known fact. They're deliberately CREATED to be addictive. You know damn well what you're getting into if you start taking drugs, it's not like you can accidentally become addicted to drugs. Alcohol or painkillers? Sure. Things like heroin and meth? No.

[(Anonymous)]

Wow this is a lot of ignorance stuffed into a short comment. Do you have any idea how common it is to get addicted to alcohol or prescription pain meds and end up taking illegal drugs instead or in addition? Addiction isn’t any more moral or less destructive when it’s to legal substances, jfc.

My dad was the most health obsessed person I have ever met, and then he got shingles and stung by a stingray in the same month. It was right as Oxycontin was taking off, and he became an addict, first to it and then to anything he could get his hands on.

[(Anonymous)]

As someone with chronic pain, fuck you. You know what my first thought was after waking up from surgery was? "I'm not in pain. For the first time in FIVE YEARS, nothing hurts." How easy it would have been if I had been born with an addictive personality (which has been proven to be as much of a chemical brain issue as other mental illnesses) to get addicted to post-surgery pain killers.

Yes some people make bad decisions, and some people fall into addiction through mitigating circumstances like mine, because you have no idea what it's like to wake up in the morning and cry because everything hurts and the doctors still don't know why everything hurts, and going to the ER does nothing because even if I'd wanted painkillers (which I didn't, I wanted answers) they just looked at me like I was drug seeking and sent me home.

[(Anonymous)]

alcohol and painkillers are drugs that people OD on

Also, where is your empathy for other human beings