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Jordan. 25-07-2018 09:17 PM

It's kinda easy for someone with a clear mind to say well no one forced her though, from her history it's clear she has some unresolved mental and insecurity issues and likely took drugs as a form of escape rather than just being careless.

GoldHeart 25-07-2018 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Jordan. (Post 10108129)
It's kinda easy for someone with a clear mind to say well no one forced her though, from her history it's clear she has some unresolved mental and insecurity issues and likely took drugs as a form of escape rather than just being careless.

Question is who gave her the drugs, it's so vast the drug scene I swear too many people have "dealer connections" , so it's probably more than one person :bored:

Denver 25-07-2018 09:27 PM

I blame Disney

Shaun 25-07-2018 09:32 PM

As someone who's lost a relative to heroin addiction I hope none of you have someone similar go through the same... not because it'd be an obvious harrowimg experience, but because I can't imagine having support like the like seen on here...

Aaliyah 25-07-2018 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Jordan. (Post 10108129)
It's kinda easy for someone with a clear mind to say well no one forced her though, from her history it's clear she has some unresolved mental and insecurity issues and likely took drugs as a form of escape rather than just being careless.

i've done cocaine and mdma and ket before but i've never done heroin like there's a limit sis

Aaliyah 25-07-2018 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 10108157)
As someone who's lost a relative to heroin addiction I hope none of you have someone similar go through the same... not because it'd be an obvious harrowimg experience, but because I can't imagine having support like the like seen on here...

if someone from my family did heroin i'd trap them in a room cold turkey and board the windows up

user104658 25-07-2018 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Aaliyah (Post 10108191)
if someone from my family did heroin i'd trap them in a room cold turkey and board the windows up

Forever?

Ammi 26-07-2018 06:18 AM

..I don’t really know much about Demi tbh...she’s not someone I’ve followed in her celebrity career...but heroin is a demon addiction once it has you in it’s hold...I hope she manages to escape that hold...I hope she has the support circle, the strength, the force of her fan’s well wishes...I hope it all comes together for her to find a path that isn’t a destructive one...good luck, Demi..:hug:...

AnnieK 26-07-2018 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Aaliyah (Post 10108191)
if someone from my family did heroin i'd trap them in a room cold turkey and board the windows up

Easy to say until they start rattling. Screams of agony, hallucinations, sickness for days on end. Even clean they will still likely relapse being forced into cold turkey,unless as TS says you're going keep them captive forever.

Aaliyah 26-07-2018 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10108328)
Forever?

Probably

ethanjames 26-07-2018 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Aaliyah (Post 10108191)
if someone from my family did heroin i'd trap them in a room cold turkey and board the windows up

i,,,, wow its not the persons fault they have become addicted

MB. 26-07-2018 10:44 PM

Ammi :love:

Beso 27-07-2018 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by ethanjames (Post 10108769)
i,,,, wow its not the persons fault they have become addicted

It wasnt a punishment.:joker:

smudgie 27-07-2018 09:12 AM

I wish her a speedy recovery.
I don’t know Demi, but it sounds like she has succumb to the temptation, hopefully she will get all the love and support to help her fight the battle of her addiction.

Beso 27-07-2018 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 10108157)
As someone who's lost a relative to heroin addiction I hope none of you have someone similar go through the same... not because it'd be an obvious harrowimg experience, but because I can't imagine having support like the like seen on here...

Well said...and if you ever want an ear to discuss it with there are plenty kind hearted souls on here that would listen.

Beso 27-07-2018 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 10108498)
..I’m going to assume that Ailiyah’s posts were only meant for a little bit of trolling and a little bit of baiting and a little bit of this and a little bit of that and a little bit of provoking those very responses those posts were designed for...yep, I’m going to assume that...


..Ailiyah, Ailyah pants on fire...I imagine your heart is filled to the brim with understanding of awful addictions ...

I think the post came from a heart filled with love for their family members.:shrug:

user104658 27-07-2018 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 10110725)
I think the post came from a heart filled with love for their family members.:shrug:

Well then it also comes from a place of ignorance because going cold turkey from heroin A) doesn't work if it's forced and not voluntary and B) can cause serious health complications, including death.

Also, other than that one post most of her point seemed to be that "No one forces someone to be an addict, therefore it is their own fault, therefore they deserve no sympathy".

It's true that no one forces it, though there can be complicated circumstances, so "whose fault it is" is tricky and irrelevant. Either way, someone being in a bad position through making mistakes is still deserving of compassion and sympathy... why wouldn't they be? NO ONE is perfect. Some people **** up worse than others, but we all **** up. If an addict hasn't done anything to hurt anyone (other than themselves, and their loved ones because of what they're doing to themselves) then why wouldn't people be compassionate? It's different when someone has turned to violent crime like mugging people to support a habit, I get it when people lack sympathy then, but most addicts are not actually violent criminals :shrug:.

[edit] I'm not trying to lecture you on this parm as I know from past posts there's absolutely no need to. I'm just pointing out that people have very valid reasons for criticising Ailiyah's posts.

Ninastar 27-07-2018 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Aaliyah (Post 10108191)
if someone from my family did heroin i'd trap them in a room cold turkey and board the windows up

You sound positively charming


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