I really want drugs right now.

[Pulp501]

I just really want some kind of drugs...I'm going crazy, I want something to get me high so bad. I don't know what to do, I'm feeling like I'm going to explode. I'm worried I might hurt myself. I don't know why, but I feel like if I can't get high I might try something extreme to give me a rush of adrenaline.

[ausley]

why don't you just burn then?

[Pulp501]

why don't you just burn then?

I honestly don't know what that means.

[AlexOnToast]

Just keep in mind that if you stop doing drugs, this will be the last time you feel like this. Continue doing them and you will get this feeling more and more each time and it will push you to do and try stuff to get an even more intense high. Trust me, you don't want a substance controlling your life.

[ausley]

it means to smoke tree lol

[Pulp501]

it means to smoke tree lol

I don't have any, or money to buy any

[Zachary G]

Just keep in mind that if you stop doing drugs, this will be the last time you feel like this. Continue doing them and you will get this feeling more and more each time and it will push you to do and try stuff to get an even more intense high. Trust me, you don't want a substance controlling your life.

ALex makes a good point here, so the ball is in your court as to what you want to do - continue to suffer because you want more, or suffer for just a little while and get off the drugs.

[Seemyheart]

I agree with alexbaskin... no matter how much you wanna do it, You have to resist and try and relax.
Just because you are wanting to so badly, doesn't mean you have to give into that want and need
Granted, I've never tried drugs before, so I don't know what it's like, but you can resist it
Try and distract yourself from it

[Pulp501]

Just keep in mind that if you stop doing drugs, this will be the last time you feel like this. Continue doing them and you will get this feeling more and more each time and it will push you to do and try stuff to get an even more intense high. Trust me, you don't want a substance controlling your life.

You're right, the problem is I already did a lot of drugs in the past, and I often get the urge to go back to it.

[Karkat]

Just keep in mind that if you stop doing drugs, this will be the last time you feel like this. Continue doing them and you will get this feeling more and more each time and it will push you to do and try stuff to get an even more intense high. Trust me, you don't want a substance controlling your life.

I agree with alexbaskin... no matter how much you wanna do it, You have to resist and try and relax.
Just because you are wanting to so badly, doesn't mean you have to give into that want and need
Granted, I've never tried drugs before, so I don't know what it's like, but you can resist it
Try and distract yourself from it

ALex makes a good point here, so the ball is in your court as to what you want to do - continue to suffer because you want more, or suffer for just a little while and get off the drugs.

(Answering all)

The exception to this being if you're addicted. As a recovering alcoholic, I've gone 1.5 years (in March) without alcohol and I still crave it regularly. If you're not addicted, this is absolutely the answer, but if you are addicted, you need help.

[Lovecraft]

Have you gotten high before?

[Pulp501]

Have you gotten high before?

I was high on pain pills almost everyday for two years.

[lifelies]

I was high on pain pills almost everyday for two years.

Well, opiates are a major addiction.
For people who use ORT (Opiate replacement therapy) with methadone, they're usually also given some subtances like hydroxyzine (Atarax/Vistaril), which is known to potentiate the effects of opiates and somehow ease the craves.

However, since we're talking about opiates, the best thing to do is to ask your doctor. How did you quit? Did you quit cold turkey? (if you did, you probably weren't that addicted because opiates' withdrawal and PWS are sooooo hard to get through without medical help).

If the cravings are strong enough to difficult your daily life, you should seek for help and maybe you could get prescribed methadone or suboxone/nalaxone to ease your PWS.

[Pulp501]

However, since we're talking about opiates, the best thing to do is to ask your doctor. How did you quit? Did you quit cold turkey? (if you did, you probably weren't that addicted because opiates' withdrawal and PWS are sooooo hard to get through without medical help).

If the cravings are strong enough to difficult your daily life, you should seek for help and maybe you could get prescribed methadone or suboxone/nalaxone to ease your PWS.

I had to quit cold turkey pretty much. My doctors knew about it but I don't know if they knew how much I had abused it. I was extremely sick, I still had some pills hidden away that I used.

[sweet_girl24au]

either get hold of some weed or just have ten beers. easy

[Deniz Kozlov]

Just put your mind to another area. Do what you never did before (i'm not talking about drugs). Any kind of sport. Ride your bicycle to the park and meet your good friends. Talk to them. If you want to be free of this you need to forget the feeling of how to be high. Be honest.

Good luck. You have all what you need in this life. Ask yourself, what you are living for?

[Karkat]

I had to quit cold turkey pretty much. My doctors knew about it but I don't know if they knew how much I had abused it. I was extremely sick, I still had some pills hidden away that I used.

Have you ever thought about going to Narcotics Anonymous?