You were supposed to be my homie. You said you was my partner, told
me you had my back. You were there for me through thick and thin. You
even put money in my pocket. I had much love for you. You would comfort
me in my darkest hours. I trusted you. You made me believe you were a
leader, so I followed you. I believed in you. When everyone was telling
me that you were no good for me, I stood by you. I even went to jail
for you; almost died for you; lied, cheated, and stole for you. I hurt
people and cut off family and lost too many friends because of the way
you controlled and consumed me. Even when I lost everything from being
with you, I slept on the cold sidewalk with you in my arms. I loved you
unconditionally. I put you before everything, including my basic needs.
You were my everything, and how did you repay me? You fucking robbed
me. You bankrupted me not only financially, but physically,
emotionally, and spiritually. You are the most insidious, deceitful,
vindictive, and manipulative creature I have ever met. You truly are
the lowest of the low. Fuck you, “addict man”—I risked my life
for you, and you ain’t shit. Trust and please believe that I am going
to let everybody know what you really are. You are the worst thing that
ever happened to me. On everything I love, I swear if you ever show
your face around me again I will fucking kill you.
I, Anonymous
It’s Not a Threat,
It’s a Promise
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So you stole and cheated for this person, and now you’re pissed off when he steals from you? Hmmmm.
If I put my belongings out on the curb with a sign that says “FREE STUFF” and someone helps themself to them, how could I claim I’ve been robbed? This Anon is a bystander watching other people fuck up their life and taking no responsibility for the mess. A liar, cheater and thief doesn’t get much sympathy from me.
“How did that happen?”
It seems likely that anon isn’t referring to a real person but rather an addiction.
It seems likely that anon is referring to an addiction rather than a real person.
“I will fucking kill you.”
Waaaaaaaaahhhhhh. Where were your balls and brain when you were smitten with what I understand was your criminal butt buddy? You should put aside your feelings, “…I didn’t even get a reach around,” and shut the fuck up. Apologize to everyone, go back to get your GED, then jump off the Aurora bridge.
@4: I reread the post after reading your comment and agree. Or maybe they are talking about themselves as the “addict man.”
5 nailed it on the head… totally drugs, not a person.
Scientology’s a bitch!
Sounds like someone else knows my estranged husband as well as I do:0
@11
Time to get that trampstamp burned off. You don’t have the chops for it anymore, fattie.
comment #4 sounds right on. I’m ashamed to have missed that!
comment #12 is needlessly cruel. 4N6lover can just keep adding to that tattoo as he continues to gain weight.
Oh, of course its addiction, now I get it. Wow, this person went REALLY LOW before they hit bottom. YIKES!! It really is hard to sympathize with someone who had to sink this low before waking up, but Anon, I’m glad you choose not to be the addict anymore and I hope for the the best in your recovery.
But addiction is a disease, not a choice! Yeah, right.
Blah blahh blahhh………………
@3: Good call!
HTH?!?!?!?!?!
Addiction, too? Ouch! I guess I missed that part, too.
Anon, good luck getting off the addiction and on with your life.
Borderline personality disorder much?
What a loser.
Wow… This person SO sounds like they are talking about my ex-boyfriend… Luckily I wasn’t dumb enough to follow his ass through some bullshit as serious as this retarded person.
And if by some small chance this person IS writing about my ex-boyfriend… I’m playing the world’s smallest violin for your whorey ass because that’s what you get when you start secretly messing with a dude that you know is cheating on his live-in girlfriend with you 😛
Wow 20, You’re a cunt.
@10 <3 Happy I wasn’t the only person who first thought of that!
@21 – You say “cunt” like it’s a bad thing. It’s actually a compliment.
@4 Good for you for catching the metaphor.
Somebody might “choose” to use drugs but body chemistry and resources (internal: ability to reason, to cope w/ emotions, etc., external: friends and family, supporting structures like school or community) are significant determinants as to whether or not someone becomes addicted and how they manage their addiction. It’s a real crap shoot and it’s different for everyone.
Take me in, tender woman,” sighed the snake
She clutched him to her bosom, “You’re so beautiful,” she cried
“But if I hadn’t brought you in, by now you might have died”
Now she stroked his pretty skin again and then kissed and held him tight
But instead of saying thanks, the snake gave her a vicious bite!
“Take me in, oh tender woman
Take me in for heaven’s sake
Take me in, tender woman,” sighed the snake
“Now I saved you,” cried the woman
And you’ve bit me, even why?
And you know your bite is poisonous and now I’m going to die”
“Ah shut up, silly woman,” said that reptile with a grin
“Now you knew darn well I was a snake before you brought me in
Wow. This sounds almost like a friend of mine, named Ron.
It hurts to be taken advantage of. It hurts like hell, when it’s someone that you love.
scary stuff, hopefully you can get back on your feet.
#12 is a douche
You need to learn what kind of people you can trust and which you can’t. I think you need to take more of the blame for what has happened to you, especially if you were being dishonest with others. And addicts are desperate people. Desperate people do desperate things.
Both Anon and the backstabbing EX sound like a couple of fucking idiots who ought to be institutionalized one way or another…jail, loony bin, deserted island, whatever…
Thanks 12, you’re a good soul. Trampstamp, I like that. I had noticed that every legal secretary in creation has these, like, wings engraved over her ass now, forming a kind of shelf back there. Scenery, if you will, if she’s otherwise not much to look at while you’re pounding away from that angle. If the trend has sunk back down to the swamp where it began, that’s a good sign. It means it will no longer be fashionable to mutilate yourself with some cheesy symbols by the time my own daughter goes to college. Cheers!
In the words of Feelgood-God OPRAH: When ya know better, ya DOOOOOOO better. You now know what an asshole looks like. Avoid the next one, but careful: they are EVERYWHERE.
@ 24, why why WHY do people insist on giving poor, sweet, misunderstood snakes a bad name? First the bible, then that mutha f***en’ plane movie, now this!! This is an OUTRAGE!!!
Go read the children’s book Verdi, or go see the Reptile Guy on the eastside.
Poor, poor, lickably lovable luxurious snakes.
You underestimate their snuggling abilities.
ANON: You did not go to jail FOR your addiction, you did not steal FOR your addiction, you did not lie and cheat FOR your addiction.
Unless you face up to the fact that you and you alone made all these choices and did all these things, you will never, ever live in long term recovery.
Take some responsibility. The addiction as a disease concept does not abdicate us addicts of responsibility for our actions.
When you go to make amends are you going to say “Gee, I’m sure sorry that I robbed you blind, but my addiction MADE me do it”?
If you blame your addiction for your actions, you might as well go back to slamming dope right now.
So, I recently learned that the male version of the tramp stamp is known as the ‘gigalogo’. For some reason, that made me very happy.
Really? You people are so literal… I didn’t get the impression that this “person” was a person at all. I felt it was an anthropomorphized drug, or alcohol maybe.