How long have you been using it?

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physical addiction has nothing to do with how willful you are

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Taking it once won't get you addicted, and if you space your intake far enough apart, you're not going to be at a very high risk.  

The problem isn't with the drug, it's with how you take it. See, I don't take it communally...I don't hang around with other people who do it, I'm never offered any, I do it on my own terms. The second part is making sure I don't have access to it whenever I want. I make sure I don't allow myself the disposable cash for the drugs every payday...

Just think about it.  

Post edited at 6:42 pm on Sep. 20, 2008 by SmAshcroft

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In a small ghost town there's a little arcade where the
poltergeists play their video games.

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Quote: from Skip at 3:28 pm on Sep. 20, 2008

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physical addiction has nothing to do with how willful you are

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Taking it once won't get you addicted, and if you space your intake far enough apart, you're not going to be at a very high risk.

The problem isn't with the drug, it's with how you take it. See, I don't take it communally...I don't hang around with other people who do it, I'm never offered any, I do it on my own terms. The second part is making sure I don't have access to it whenever I want. I make sure I don't allow myself the disposable cash for the drugs every payday...

Just think about it.

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Limiting access to money is a good way to make sure you will stop when it runs out. It's not really about willpower. On meth nobody has willpower to stop when it's sensible if they have the option to keep going.

Meth makes people feel invincible and with no concept of time, using for a straight week feels like one night and then it's been months and you just don't know what happened.