I’ve been there, friend. Everyone’s path is different but I’ll tell you what helped me. During Trump’s presidency I realized how horrible people were. I saw the worst in humanity come out in age old friends of mine when they spit death threats at people I loved over political beliefs. I lost my way when the election came around do to completely different circumstances. This is so silly when said aloud, but I’m going to say it in case it helps you or anyone reading. I saw a post here about plane patterns. I have never had any interest in planes or aviation, but I have great interest in conspiracies and I found out I’m actually very good at finding little hidden things after a deep dive into the internet and tracing a B52s flight path. I found a new addiction and this one doesn’t hurt the people around me. In fact, I think I bring a little bit of joy to some people’s day when I post a link to a few training tex2s and say ‘I think this means something’. It gets a laugh and sometimes a good discussion with good people. I hope you are successful.

Find your planes, friend.

I feel you brother

Amphetamines and opiates is one hell of a trap

Good for you to help others, fren. Mike Lindell is very inspiring. I think he has a Recovery channel. Maybe you could help with some established group and then branch off. All the best and a God bless you!

I'm a recovering heroin addict myself (see username lol). I don't have any big revelations or unique words of advice, but, once this ship gets turned around and the "plan" goes down, just think of how much better the world will be. without the wickedness these global elites bring upon the world, the depression/anxiety that leads you down the path of escapism thru drugs/alcohol, will lessen significantly. Good luck brother/sister. Stay strong. Much love from a fellow patriot!

Meth had ahold of me for a few years but I’ve been sober for over 15 years now. The only way I was able to get away from it was to cut all ties with my “friends” that were on it. If I saw meth or knew it was around me, I would walk out and not come back. You have to actively avoid the drugs or you will not become or stay sober.

It will take years for the cravings to go away but they will. The first three months was the worst for me. Over the next five years I slowly got to where I didn’t think about it. When it comes up now, I’m just glad I was able to escape. I have no desire to go back to the hell I was in.

After I stopped, I didn’t even know who I was. I was a shell of a person. I was lost. I was empty. Looking back, that was not such a bad thing because it gave me the chance to become who I am now. My best advice is to stay sober no matter what and improve yourself. Improve your situation in life. Fight to get back to being happy. Figure out what you enjoy doing. Figure out who you want to be and be that person. You have the rest of your life ahead of you and, even though it might not seem like it now, you have a clean slate to build on. Don’t ever give up and things will work out.

If you still have supportive family, ask them for help. If they don’t want anything to do with you, then realize you can do this without them. They will likely come back around after they trust you again anyways.

The most important thing (other than staying sober) is to stay busy and productive. That will make you feel better. You also need to take care of your body. Eat as healthy as you can, get exercise, and find someone you can talk to. You have to heal.

Now is the time to start your life again. You are well on your way because you know what you need to do. Make a plan for tomorrow and do it. Do this every day. You will get to a place in life where you are happy and this is all just a memory.

This may not be exactly what your looking for but I hope it helps. Don’t EVER give up and things will turn out great.

DM me.

My road was a little different in the regard that I became an addict as a result of an injury that put me to work on the pill-farm. Thankfully never took the step into anything harder than pharmaceuticals but addiction is addiction, my friend, and getting that monkey off your back is a brutal battle and one that I'm still currently in the middle of. I think the best and most important thing for all of us to remember is that we are not them. We have been relentlessly mocked and ridiculed. We've been compared to Hitler and told that our way of life is evil and that it does not deserve to survive. We've been singled out and ostracized in our communities and families in many cases, called conspiracy theorists, called racists andin the larger cities those who believe as we do have been beaten to the cheers of a bloodthirsty mob with bike locks. Those who defended themselves have been branded as murderers and insurrectionists. It's going to be hard to resist the urge to just rub their fucking noses in it until we're sick of it...and even then do it some more. We can't do that, though, or we will be no better than them. We have to be better or it was all for nothing. We shouldn't take pleasure in being right; what we're right about is horrifying. We have to remember that most of us, in some way, felt called by this. Patience. Patience and understanding. None of us are doing this because we want the world to burn. We're doing it because we believe it is worth saving.

Never tried heroin but I've dealt with aphetamines and oxycodone for years due to ADHD and chronic pain issues. Got my medical cannabis card about a year ago and I no longer mess with meth, Adderall or opiates. I also took myself off of Lexapro after 3 years of that bullshit. It's worked wonders for the pain, too.

Wow all of u that responded thank u so much. I'm truely touched. I always knew people here were like family but I'm bless to know how close and much u care love u all

Don't focus on the darkness, focus on the light. I am former military and was redpilled hard af when I was about 21. I still drink more than I should when I drink but there are things you can do to really help you out.

1: Religion or at least greatfulness. Write down 3 things everyday that you are greatful for every morning. 2: Exercise and or meditation. Get your mind off things...there are free apps or if you want guided meditations and can afford a little bit extra I highly reccomend Braintap. The cost is around 300 to 400 and a subscription is around 25 a month or so and it has a combination of light blinking and voice guided meditation and I swear after a session you feel like you are on a cloud. 3: Remember that you aren't alone. Your enemy seeks to demoralize and divide. There are MILLIONS just like you 4: Ignore the lies. Remember media outlets are corporations out for clicks and profit. Doom and gloom moves the needle. 90% of what you read is horse crap and the other 10 is still not fully truthful. 5: Reach out. Everyone has demons. Use your support around you whether they are online or physical friends.

We need everyone in this fight. Even if worst case Q ended up being wrong there still is a battle between good and evil and every soul is valuable.

god has the power and love to remove the mental obsession and physical craving. once you are sober by the grace of god your relationship with god will continue to strengthen. you may never feel part of society, but by loving yourself and loving god you will feel part of the world. embrace you

Point people towards Jesus, He's the only solid stone in this fallen world and His Word the lens through which the world's grip on us is made clear. Then offer to pray with them right there, none of that "I'll be praying for you later." Pray for faith since we can't even claim that as our doing. Philippians 4:6-7 God will give peace to those who ask for it.

Just go look at the hunter biden crack pipe pics.

But yes, I struggle with addiction too. OCD is a blessing and a curse. Q is a hobby in a way, but definitely branch out and do something random and kinda gay like get a model kit to build. takes concentration and your mind off of shit.

Praying for your strength to recover.

You’re not alone friend.

I don’t want to bore you with my life choices, I just want you to know there is always that way out. You have to really want it. It’s so much easier to cope with the realities of life when you numb yourself.

Most don’t understand, it’s cliche but true. You know more intelligent engage in substance abuse at much higher rates?

Knowing the truth is hard.

I’ve done it all, my friend. You know what feels really, REALLY fucking good though? Feeling and knowing how strong I really am. And you are too, you’ve just forgotten.

You don’t need it, the real badass you is in there underneath it all.

I stopped using in 2017 because this movement gave me hope, and I will forever be grateful to all of you.

The world is GOOD. God is good. Find the space to enjoy all the beauty you’ve forgotten to notice.

What a great thread. I have been clean since 2001 when I almost lost my life to aids. I realized the depth of spiritual and moral bankruptcy. The Most High God intervention is what was behind my recovery. One day at a time. All post here applied. Especially I had to change my environment. Often people want to go back to old friends to show they have charged. That really is your own mind setting a trap. Never fall for it.