A person who used meth for 11 years explains how the drug creates a false confidence that hooks you into chasing the next high. Over time, meth eats away at your soul, leaving nothing but the cycle of addiction.
And meth wants you to continue to use it. So it'll continue to let you chase that, that high, chase that cycle, chase the experiences, try and relive a thrilling encounter. Mm-hmm. And at the core, it is just trying to keep you safe. And what I mean by that is if you, if you are someone that always had issues with low self-confidence and in using that, you have a lot of confidence, it's trying to keep you safe by enhancing your confidence, but unfortunately not in a very healthy, I'm not even going to use this word sustainable because it's just not that, just not in a healthy way and in a way that you should have been looking at that. Yeah. And unfortunately, yeah, that continued on for a number of years. In total, I'm going to say 11 years for me. And what it basically does, it eats away at your soul.
