Mason describes three years using methamphetamine, starting with casual smoking before escalating to injection within a year. He compares the drug to a manipulative partner that seemed fine at first, then became dark and inescapable. He's sharing his story to warn others about meth's destructive grip.
I discovered Tina and it started off fine. It started off absolutely fine. Well, you know, there was no issues really. I could still function, although I did function all the way throughout really. It started off smoking it and then after about 12 months I became, before I knew it, I was injecting, I was slamming meth. And this went on for 2 and a half, 3 years. So yeah, it, it wasn't, it was a bad time. It was a very bad time. But Tina, like I've said to you before, we, we had this conversation before. Tina's like, um, I mean, I call her Tina cuz Tina's a bitch. And you know, she, and that's why I wanna do these podcasts and, and, and go through and speak openly about it because Tina's, you know, it's almost like a toxic relationship. When you start taking Tina meth, it's all lovely. It's exciting. You do get the good buzz and it's, it's great. But after a time, once she's got you hooked, it's then very dark and you can't come out. Yeah. You know, so yeah, um, it's very toxic. It can be very toxic.
