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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Likely a minority opinion but...
The avg person who gets an opioid for a real reason is going to take them, and stop them when the pain decreases. I was prescribed them a couple of times in my life (4 impacted wisdom teeth, car accident, broken back from a fall on ice). It would t have occurred to me to seek them. All three times I never even finished the bottles.

The idea that taking them once can make you an addict is insane.

People who take them wrongly, illicitly, needlessly... 
they are weak minded. They are trying to kill whatever physical or emotional pain they have bc they aren’t willing to experience the pain and work through it.

Why do we have an epidemic? Too many people who think they should never feel bad, have to hear things that might “trigger” them, that no one is allowed to hurt their feelings, etc.

Basically snowflakes raised by snowflakes.

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Oh my goodness. You’re so special! You had a certain experience with narcotics; therefore, your experience should hold true for everyone.

It has nothing to do with weakness. It has everything to do with how an individual’s body chemistry metabolizes a drug.

Unlike you, the first time I was prescribed Vicodin, for foot surgery, I felt pure bliss upon my first tiny dose.It was 100% obvious to me how easy it would be to become addicted if I had an addictive personality (which also runs in families).

But congrats on your moral superiority. [/quote]
Exactly. And when I take it, it makes me so nauseous and sick. I will never take it again.[/quote]

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