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Karo V Hazelett cancelled; Karo permanently out of the UFC
Re: Karo V Hazelett cancelled; Karo permanently out of the UFC
Sure it is .
You just dont pick the pills up ever again its that easy. People that say its hard to quit something dont want to quit is the problem
I smoked for 6 years one of the most addicting things in the world but not as bad as pills and one day when I ran out I didnt buy anymore .Three and a half years later and I have yet to smoke another one and I smoked a pack a day.Was I tempted to smoke again ? Yeah but I'm smart enough not too
Only weak people are addicted to things and dont quit .
This guy gets high off pills .He likes how he feels when he is high from them ,he doesnt want to quit or he would
Re: Karo V Hazelett cancelled; Karo permanently out of the UFC
Originally posted by Natural Born Thriller
Maybe easy to stop for some maybe, but not for most.
Exactly. Everyone's different. Just because YOU can do something doesn't mean someone else can. Humans aren't made from cookie cutters and everyone's psychological makeup is different, imbuing us with a wide range of strengths, weaknesses and abilities.
Re: Karo V Hazelett cancelled; Karo permanently out of the UFC
Originally posted by SPX
Originally posted by Natural Born Thriller
Maybe easy to stop for some maybe, but not for most.
Exactly. Everyone's different. Just because YOU can do something doesn't mean someone else can. Humans aren't made from cookie cutters and everyone's psychological makeup is different, imbuing us with a wide range of strengths, weaknesses and abilities.
If some people can quit easily how do you know I'm 100% wrong? How do you know that he really wants to quit these pills? How do you know that he doesnt like the high he gets everyday and doesnt want to lose that the rest of his life?
You are 100% I'm wrong but cant answer these questions
Oh and we can discuss this all night because I'm not going to get mad just because you guys dont agree with me .We cant agree on everything but that doesnt mean we can't dicuss things
From my experience 90% of addicts dont want to quit because they like the high and dont want to lose it
Re: Karo V Hazelett cancelled; Karo permanently out of the UFC
Originally posted by Natural Born Thriller
Touchy subject for Zak, his brother and cousin. His cousin OD a few years back. His brother had a struggle for a long time.
My brother takes a bunch of oxy and vicodin and all his friends do that I hang around so I also have first hand experience .He flat out told me once he doesnt want to quit because he likes the way they make him feel .I'm 100% sure though if they didnt make him high he'd quit them in a second even though he's addicted because they would no longer do anything for him
Re: Karo V Hazelett cancelled; Karo permanently out of the UFC
Cmon man, seriously?
After awhile, you don't even take them to get high, you do it to feel normal. If anyone can "just quit", they aren't addicted in the first place. Opiate addiction is no mental thing. Opiate withdrawal is horrifying, with extreme physical symptoms that can last weeks or months.
Most opiates only stay in your system to show up on a drug test for a week or less, so it's retarded to say that he can't help himself "from getting high" a week before the fight. No, it's because he doesn't want to get his ass beat in the middle of withdrawals.
Triple-six killers in this motherfucker runnin shit
Re: Karo V Hazelett cancelled; Karo permanently out of the UFC
Originally posted by zY|
Cmon man, seriously?
After awhile, you don't even take them to get high, you do it to feel normal. If anyone can "just quit", they aren't addicted in the first place. Opiate addiction is no mental thing. Opiate withdrawal is horrifying, with extreme physical symptoms that can last weeks or months.
Most opiates only stay in your system to show up on a drug test for a week or less, so it's retarded to say that he can't help himself "from getting high" a week before the fight. No, it's because he doesn't want to get his ass beat in the middle of withdrawals.
Those were my brothers exact words "because I like the way they make me feel" .Now maybe you're right he doesnt do them to get high he does them to feel right or normal but I took it as he liked getting high off them.I cant tell you for sure because its not me and I have never taken pills .
Well once I took like 4 muscle relaxers while I was drinking and couldnt even stay upright but thats another story
Re: Karo V Hazelett cancelled; Karo permanently out of the UFC
Originally posted by Luke
I cant tell you for sure because its not me and I have never taken pills .
I honestly think this has a lot to do with it. Those who don't have a lot of experience doing drugs are always full of judgement of those who are under their spell.
Shit happens. People get roped in. There is such a thing as recreational use and sometimes that turns into something else before you even know it. I left all this judgmentalism behind when I left Christianity behind. Not to say that I can't still be a dickhead, but I'm a lot more aware of the way in which people can differ everyone's challenges in life are unique.
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