Comment · Mon, September 2, 2013

I use cocaine/crack one night every 2 months or so. Am I addicted?

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infamousjax · 0 points

I live a happy life. I have a beautiful girlfriend and a daughter that is 8 weeks from being born. Every 2 months or so I go out and get drunk and end up doing some cocaine/crack. Ill usually leave the bar at 2am and do my drugs until 5am. I admitted everything to my So and she thinks I need rehab. I just don't think I have a problem... I never crave the drugs it's just something that I will casually do every couple months.

I'm not sure if I'm just blind to affliction or in denial. Either way I'm confused. What do you guys think?

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u/MisterYouAreSoDumb

Of course you are not addicted! You have an activity you enjoy doing every once in a while. That would be like your girlfriend saying you are an alcoholic because you go out and do shots with friends every couple months. It's a ridiculous statement.

If your drug use is not adversely affecting your life, and you enjoy it, then there is nothing wrong with it.

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