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I say this because I get asked all the time what it's like and how I did it, and I think it's because I don't do it for religious reasons. I chose not to and just...didn't do it. For people who do drugs this experience of mine is totally foreign, so I wonder if there's interest
The "non-propaganda" aspect of it is I wouldn't write something like "don't do drugs kids", but rather just an essay on how I did it, what problems I encounter from it, what it feels like emotionally, how it feels physically, etc. A lot like how addiction is described.
My first impulse is “no” but I don’t know why.
Me too, but I think it’s because most of the writing about being sober is preachy, overly positive, and unrealistic.
Maybe you’re addicted to being sober? :)
Ahhh the classic programmer logical fallacy of false equivalence slippery slope. Next you’ll tell me that haskell and visual basic are exactly the same because they can add integers.
I‘ve recently been reading a bit about Straight Edge etc. and I‘d be very curious about your experience. Particularly the social aspect, but any facet would be interesting to me.
I would be completely fascinated by you're account. I have very much benefitted from you're excellect technical expertise and labor. And I've been so impressed by you're couragious honesty and perspective for so long. Think you could bring a unique clarity this subject.
I think it would be very valuable. I have my issues with alcohol, but all the other stuff just never appealed to me. As long as it's written with a sympathetic/ or at least an understanding of people who are on that opposite side of that spectrum of you.
Don't really think this is well enough defined. How does it feel physically other than how people who do drugs feel when they're not high?
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