What the fuck were you thinking?
Seriously, what was the brilliant thought process that led us to that decision,
because I sure as hell can't remember? I'm not angry about the weed. I love
weed. It makes me happy and its way better than pumping Xanax bars into me to
numb my thoughts. I'm mad about the pills and powder. I'm mad because I
expected to have better inner voices. I'm mad because I wish you didn't exist.
I'm mad because I wish I would've never listened to you.
I was a good girl before then. Ok, maybe
not good but I wasn't a borderline junkie. I know that to most people
(especially in Miami) taking ecstasy is no big deal, but it is to me. I can't
figure out why I did it for so long. Maybe I was searching for something. Maybe
I wanted to be someone else. Maybe I was escaping who I was. I do know that I
became hooked on that shit. My body craved it, and cleaning my system of it was
hell. I hope you enjoyed watching me twitch for no apparent reason. I hope you
enjoyed the night terrors. I hope you enjoyed the flashbacks in the middle of
the day. I hope you enjoyed watching me sink to my lowest and hurt my family
shamelessly in order to get my fix. I sure don't enjoy remembering it, any of
it.
I'm not saying that everyone who rolls
will become addicted to it, but I did. I still find myself craving that feeling
from time to time. I guess I'll always crave it but trust me, I could do
without it. The worst part is that I'll never be able to take it back. No
matter how much I change or mature, I will always be the girl that rolled in
the sand fucked up out of her mind the first time she tried ecstasy. I will
always be the girl that did coke with her psychotic ex and didn't tell anyone
how much he hurt her. I will always be that girl because I was that girl. It's
the mark on my permanent record that I won't let myself forget.
For the record I saw myself completely
different at the time. I didn't see myself as an addict or even a party girl. I
thought I was fine. I was so not fine. I wish I would've listened to my real
friends who tried to snap me out of it. I wish I would've never taken that
yellow monkey. I wish I would've stayed home that night. I wish I wouldn't have
gone to pick up my dad at the airport while still rolling. I wish I would've
seen myself clearly and stopped before the shit hit the fan. Damn you voice in
my head, damn you to hell.
Maybe it served me as a lesson; to learn
to hold on to myself and not follow others who I know are wrong. Maybe in some
weird way it made me stronger. I know everything happens for a reason, but I
still can't figure out why you convinced to do it.
Sincerely,
Nat, who is no longer a pookie head
Update: Clean and sober of everything :)
Update: Clean and sober of everything :)
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