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⌈ Secret Post #2595 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

a.) jared's tweet was WAY too soon.
b.) addiction is a disease and it IS sad. when people say it's not sad, the person deserved it, etc., it just moralizes it. phillip seymour hoffman did not mean to "throw his life away." he was a man with an addiction that he was obviously having difficulty overcoming. my dad used to be an alcoholic. if he had died of his alcoholism and someone told me it was not sad because he'd just thrown his life away, damn right i would be offended and pissed as fuck. addiction is a very difficult thing to overcome and people fuck up and relapse multiple times before they manage to recover fully, most times. a lot of the time people are never able to recover from it.

it was a really gross statement to make.

[(Anonymous)]

I have many alcoholics and addicts in my family. I had more than a couple die from it. And, yes, I think it was sad and they threw their lives away. One of them used "It's an illness" as a crutch and had no intentions of recovery. I think he was a selfish jerk (especially since he was on his second liver when he died.)

So while there are some people that truly deserve help and understanding there are some that are just asses.

[(Anonymous)]

Alcohol and heroin are not equal. To treat all addictions as equally understandable is to ignore the vastly different circumstances under which it's possible to acquire them.