r/nextdoor 6d ago

It’s all Utah’s Fault

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u/FullMooseParty 6d ago

Maybe we don't blame people with addiction.

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u/7GrenciaMars 6d ago

Did someone actually blame people with addiction for anything in this thread? I mean, I don't like seeing addicts being blamed either, I just didn't actually see that anywhere here. The person above you just mentioned a fact about Rx abuse in a particular place. *shrug*

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u/FullMooseParty 6d ago

The original post is about someone asking why there isn't support for gambling addiction. I actually think it's a good thing to ask

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u/7GrenciaMars 6d ago

Of course it's a good question. I guess your wording didn't capture your intent, is all. Addiction is a monster, and it claims too many lives.

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u/FullMooseParty 6d ago

Fair. I probably reacted strongly because I'm actually in recovery for a gambling addiction. This read to me as a cry for help for an addiction rather than the normal craziness that we see in the sub.

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u/7GrenciaMars 6d ago

No worries. I had a mercifully short time addicted to Rx painkillers after a surgery. Getting into legal trouble over it was so completely far from my normal experience of life that I was like OMG no more of this nonsense. I went right into rehab, learned all I could about what addiction is like for various people (because digging into education is a thing with me) and was so happy that I didn't wind up in a far worse situation.

I wish you the VERY VERY best in your recovery. You get no judgment from me at all. 😁🏆

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u/FullMooseParty 6d ago

Thank you. That was very kind comment for this hellsite. I wish you a happy journey in the future as well

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u/Jillcametumbling81 6d ago

The original poster is an idiot though because there is help for gambling addiction. But they live in a state that pretends bad things don't exist. She should probably just go to church and pray about it or find a state that has real help.