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“The opposite of addiction isn't sobriety. It's connection. It's all I can offer. It's all that will help [you] in the end. If you are alone, you cannot escape addiction. If you are loved, you have a chance. For a hundred years we have been singing war songs about addicts. All along, we should have been singing love songs to them.”
“The opposite of addiction isn't sobriety. It's connection. It's all I can offer. It's all that will help [you] in the end. If you are alone, you cannot escape addiction. If you are loved, you have a chance. For a hundred years we have been singing war songs about addicts. All along, we should have been singing love songs to them.”
― Johann Hari
― Johann Hari
People have relationships with drugs. Some are relaxing to be around, others make you the life of the party. At times, they get possessive and controlling.
Sometimes making changes in using can be like giving up a lover; perhaps it's best to walk away completely, only have occasional hookups, or keep a continual platonic connection going.
Let's find a way to relate to substances that is workable for you, whether that involves managed use, targeted abstinence from one compound, or full abstinence from all.
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