Addiction

nicholas1M7 · Feb 6, 2007

Pattern reinforces concept and form cohesive bonds between thoughts. Addiction is more specialized than previously understood by the general scientific community. A person may develop a physiological dependence on a drug such as alcohol, but some drugs do not directly result in the body's depedence, there are psychological addictions which are often overlooked. The source of psychological addiction is when the individual lacks a clear undertanding of the mechanism of addiction. When the mind becomes all to familiar with a routine, it sanctifies a pattern by which it has been percieving with and results in mistaken security and trust. In this case a new lifestyle has taken over and the individual finds it harder to break out of it. So, it becomes difficult to break a psychological habit when the drug has become so important as to replace a normal lifestyle. Drugs have always played a unifying factor in many a social relationship. The bonds that form as a result of a particular drug can arouse a sentimental feeling toward the drug. This is not the only way to fortify one's attachment to drugs. A person may derive more than social pride, but intellectual pride as well. They may intellectually justify drugs based on its ability to change the way one sees things. Or argue from a Historical, Biological, or Legal standpoint as to why weed is right. But none of this changes the fact that it is unhealthy and does not absolve one from the responsibility handling one's life. Any pride in such unproductive pursuits tends to be shallow as they are unearned. This creates the sense of undeserving in regards to true happiness when reality reappears.
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