Maybe growing up around uncles that used drugs in front of me, created this respulsion that I always had on drugs and I just simply believe don't fuck with it and watch out for people's intentions. Now I do got a lot of respect for folks that are done with drugs and never go back down that road again. I messed up my credit and guess what? maybe I was tricked into using them, but it was me who did it. I got myself into having a bad credit, I myself am gonna fix it because it is my responsibility. Being accountable and responsible for ones own action is something that most people don't want to do these days. I am not here to bash anyone on their past drug addiction or Cytherea, I am just saying that she created part of the problem that she is in and I so fucking mad that she didn't have more ownership on her work. Fuckers out there are making money on her naked pics or videos and she has nothing to account for, that's bullshit! I wish for the better for her and to her to get her life back on track she is still so young, she can do it and for those of you who are done with drugs I can nothing but love for you.
I agree. The adult entertainment performer seems to get screwed on set and in the wallet.
My point about drug use is that I assume you do not like people who never were in Iraq telling you what it was probably like. Well, that is how I feel about people who know nothing first hand about drugs making judgements. And sorry, but watching your Uncle is not the same as using. Just like I can watch all the documentaries in the World on Iraq and I will never know what it was really like.
That does not mean you do not have the right to your opinion. You do, of course.
But your motto makes it sound like drug users had a choice. I say far more then you think did not.
And once you start a drug like crack or heroin - there is no going back.
You get your credit back (which I hope you do), it's over for you.
For addicts, the addiction never ends. As long as the memory exists. And for heroin, it's apparently a physical as well as a mental addiction.
I am not offended by your motto. I just ask that you please keep in mind that you know about as much about drug use as reporters that covered American troops in Iraq. Better then most people, but still not nearly as much as those that actually lived through it.