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#1 John250

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Posted 25 June 2018 - 04:38 PM


The past few months I feel I may have amphetamines induced obsessive compulsive disorder. I never had this before amphetamines. But I’m not positive if that’s what it is. Basically what’s happening is I know I have a certain amount of work to do each day with my business. But for some reason I will find anything else possible not to work. Knowing that I have tasks in front of me that I don’t want to do makes me procrastinate. Now this seems normal and pretty common in a lot of people but where I feel mine is different is what I do during that time frame. I constantly research neurotransmitters, drugs, fixes for my problems, etc. like for example this morning I read a post on neurosteroids. I knew I had an important meeting and hour ago and I completely neglected it because I was so involved in researching neurosteroids. I didn’t forget about the meeting I just chose to research my interest over my responsibilities. It’s almost like a combination of mild mania and OCD. This type of behavior has gotten worse the past few months and the past month I started smoking cigarettes which I never do or have in the past. I needed some energy and a friend gave me an American Spirit cigarette as it has free base nicotine so it’s a higher count. The first cigarette was amazing for energy and focus. The next three or four pretty decent and then after that I didn’t really get any effect yet for the past 2 weeks I’ve probably smoked 10 cigarettes per day. I have no idea why I have the urge for them or if it’s just the fact that I’m doing something different like I formed a new habit that I obsessed over. I tend to want them and smoke them the most while I’m involved in my obsessive research while negating my important responsibilities. At night I will reflect upon my day and think to myself what the hell are you doing and toss the pack of cigarettes. Then the next morning on the drive to work I will come up with some reasoning for why I should get another pack. Like I will tell myself well you might just need one or two to taper off or you have a lot to do today maybe you should have a few on hand in case you need them, etc. I’ll find any excuse in the book I do the exact same thing with amphetamines. I’m curious of what type of behavior/disorder I’m exhibiting? Thanks

Edited by John250, 25 June 2018 - 04:42 PM.


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Posted 26 June 2018 - 04:12 AM

You need to be very very careul with these drugs, at the end of the day they are STILL DRUGS. Like yourself I have these addictive tendencies, as a result of no intention of my own, simply rather I want to FEEL SOMETHING exciting because life from my own abject life is BORING. It's dull because I've accumulated so much information, that I can predict information with incredible accuracy. I know what's going to happen, how it's going to happen and why it's going to happen, yet I'm not able to stop it. You need to stop looking to drugs to SOLVE your problems, they are ONLY tools. If it was up to me, I'd burn all my medication and neurosupplements. I know I can DO IT Without it, yet I'm not really interested in the chronic addictions and diseases I'd have to battle. You need to still take responsibility for yourself. Discipline your mind and spirit. If my mind worked like a normal person, I could drastically change my world very quickly. For the one month that my medication worked I MADE disgusting progress that people resented me. I'm taking these MEDS, so I don't get fired from my JOB, I LITERALLY have to take it or I'll be fucked. When I went off, I lost my internship, my gpa tanked a bit, I lost 1000 dollars, I LOST ALOT. In exchange I had friends and fun, yet you need to recognize, are you dependent on it? Like I recognize I'm an INFORMATION addict, it would be very easy for myself to piss away my life. It's not hard.So I recognize it as A TOOL, I don't NEED IT. The moment my life is stable, I'm going to TAKE BREAKS. So I can be ME, and enjoy life. Just next take I'm going to put more safety protocols in place for the next time my scaffold falls apart. Ultimately don't let your flaws define you. Fine your niche and life and go with it. Fuck everyone else, their not you, they don't deal with your problems. Normal people will say just focus and bla blah, yet they don't deal with these problems. Frankly just stop asking dude, only you know the answer. The fact that you made this post shows your evading a problem you know the answer to. You know how I know because I do this ALL the time. Like I said If I was normal I'd be FILTHY rich already Lol..



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Posted 26 June 2018 - 09:09 PM

I agree but if my neurotransmitters are off which they definitely are medication is the only way to fix that.

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Posted 26 June 2018 - 09:22 PM

OP: welcome to my world called Procrastination. i didn't get promoted in several years due to exactly that. at least i keep my job, but will have to promise to do better next year.

BTW, my family and some of my friends call it laziness. who knows, maybe they're right?

 


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#5 John250

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Posted 26 June 2018 - 10:10 PM

OP: welcome to my world called Procrastination. i didn't get promoted in several years due to exactly that. at least i keep my job, but will have to promise to do better next year.
BTW, my family and some of my friends call it laziness. who knows, maybe they're right?


Seems like I need more in the nucleus accumbens. See This is a prime example. I have a very important tasks to do today yet all I’ve done is research what’s wrong with me. This is a prime example. I have very important tasks to do today yet all I’ve done is research what’s wrong with me. I have a feeling my amphetamine use is the problem. Correct me if I’m wrong but it can deplete all of the reward circuitry leading to the exact problems I’ve been facing and I am frantically trying to “chase the high“





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