I keep seeing Jerri with two guns and Bret trying to listen in , those are the only two I keep getting . <| sep |> I don ' t understand why you ' re taking this as a post that applies to every human being in the world . For a while I too used opiates responsibly . I loved them and never had a single problem because I had self control and I was fully aware of the risks . Same when I decided to try Heroin . But for some reason the act of smoking heroin is single handedly the hardest thing to say no to in my every day life and it spiraled out of control before I even realized it had become a habit . If someone offered me 2 g of # 3 H right now , I would take it and smoke it instantly because I WANT TO . But I ' m trying to make a point to other people that haven ' t done any opiates , that even though there ' s always the chance you ' ll just have a good time and you ' ll never develop a habit , it ' s still good to just say no and not even risk it . The way you ' re coming across is that Opiates are addictive and dangerous and everyone knows that , but if you can be responsible , they ' re incredibly fun and you don ' t always develop a habit with them . While it might be mostly true , this kind of thinking is exactly what causes people to become addicts . NOBODY thinks they ' re too weak to handle virtually any habit , we ' re all way too cocky and have so much self confidence that we ' ve actually convinced ourselves that trying heroin might actually be a good life choice . All I ' m saying is this it ' s not . Opiates should be for medical pain relief , and I truly believe that ' s where they should stay .