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I know a man who was a heroin addict for 10 years while doing his job as a nurse. He no longer takes heroin and is still a nurse and living a happy life. He’s around 50 now. So there is hope and I wish you all the best.
Try to avoid drinking alcohol when possible, there’s something about drinking that makes the body crave cocaine obsessively. Well it does to me anyway.
I’m same age as you, been sniffing for years as well, I work, have a flat and potential to travel the world or do whatever I want comfortably but I spend all my spare time and money on coke, recently been smoking crack which is so much more addictive and doesn’t last long, just spent £700 on it last weekend, scary stuff, I’ve just decided to stay in my mums for a while and told her what’s been happening, I feel now that I’m going to take it seriously and find other things to do before it’s too late, that’s why I’m on here and I get the impression that it’s not too late for you, you’ve acknowledged it and making an effort to do something about it and we’re still in our 20’s, this is just a chapter of the book, I wish you all the best
Anti perspiration deoderant and hairspray does turn into powder so it could be just lids, it depends on what the other paraphernalia is you mentioned
That could be any number of drugs to be honest, I’ve heard the term ‘crack a whippet’ when taking a balloon of laughing gas, people ‘rack’ and sniff lines of coke, but pretty much any pill could be cracked and sniffed, would need more detail to give an answer
As a guy with a cocaine habit, I get excited that way and message girls, but I’m single. If I was with someone I loved which is have been, I wouldn’t do that, especially to the mother of my child, cocaine or not