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And does frequent use of the above mentioned drugs lead one to a cycle of toxic relationships to a greater extent than toxic relationships lead to addiction to said drugs?
| Cigarettes | 3 | |
| Liquor | 1 | |
| Toxic relationships | 6 | |
| Heroin | 15 | |
| Cocaine | 4 | |
| Marijuana | 1 | |
| LSD | 3 |
cocaine is topa the list
then cigarrettes
then liquor
heroin is a hard one cause given free access to pure drug and disciplined dosage its really not detrimental to the body at all besides slight liver stress & constipation
but the lifestyle and addictiveness and expense of the drug and inconsistency of black market supply lends to a very dangerous time on that shit
marijuanas gonna make you cough and lazy and dumb but not much more and its cheap enough
lsd aint even on the radar except for mental health and thatd take some ignorant fuckin usage
the tolerance is skyscraper high so its not like theres lsd addicts layin in alleys
bad relationships are a wildcard
some people live 80 years in one and some git stabbed within a week
Pretty surprised by the results.
I would say liquor is the worst, from personal experience and many relatives' whom I've known and died because of it.
I never really got a chance to experience a toxic relationship since I've been with my wife since she was 12
Lol who voted LSD?
I think it's first heroin, then either coke or booze, followed by cigarettes / toxic relationships
Id say it depends on moderation. Heroin if taken orally for pain can be pretty safe but it is addictive. Its similar to morphine but if you take it everyday until you die its not that bad for you aside from constipation. The real danger is the withdrawals
Cigarettes are very unhealthy even one cigarette a day. Its tied between heroin and cigarettes. If taken in excess heroin is much worse but if you're taking in moderation for the rest of your life cigarettes are worse.