Only the first use or so is a choice. Addictive drugs reshape the brain. Once addiction sets in, using is no longer a choice—it becomes a compulsion. And that compulsion drives people to do almost anything to feed the addiction. Furthermore, an addiction cannot be cured. A person can be “clean” for decades and lapse back into use.
Factors that feed into developing an addiction include individual genetics and potency of the drug. The best defense against becoming addicted is to avoid use in the first place.
Which involves a series of CHOICES. Collect the funds, find a dealer, purchase the junk, cook it and inject it, then try to hide your "high" from others.
Which involves a series of CHOICES. Collect the funds, find a dealer, purchase the junk, cook it and inject it, then try to hide your "high" from others.