Poison_Ivy

Middle-aged twinks are a hot commodity.

Whoever told you this is trying to entrap you as a house boy by trying to addict you to meth.

Not me running LGBT support group at my job and having to wrangle the enbys and transes into staying on topic and not make “gender fluids” jokes

My new coworker gives me Chud vibes.

Day 1: Complains about kids stealing Coach purses en masse being deterred by beating them up (Yeah lady, a 21 year old sales rep is def going to throw down with 30+ teenagers and come out better for it) and talking about the totally real time she took out a shotgun to deter catalytic converter thieves.

We work in a drug treatment center and she gives "tough love" hardass vibes which is like the default setting a lot of white hires in this field tend to be. Like just straight up DARE "if ur addicted just dont do drugs" levels of unscientific analysis.

Scene: Chinese Ambassador to the USA at Pinkberry eating a delicious frozen yogurt gets her 27th pleading message from the American Ambassador in 1 hour, deciding to set her phone to silent while simultaneously choosing to take an additional hour to her lunch break

Their burgers are pretty meh tbh

It also takes a lot of contempt for your opponent which is always fun

Sounds like someone has never been approached by a larger man at the gay club, how sad for you

Me being approached by an even-larger guy at the gay club.

Severance on AppleTV is the weird outlier of all those shows, its bleak in its depiction of work culture.

I cant speak for OP but meth use is pretty widespread, there arent a lot of like specific jobs or whatever that have it more than others.

At the clinic I work at, we mostly get prison referrals and gang outreach patients but from other clinics we know that housewives, white collar workers and upper income people use just as much as our guys, except our guys don't have a golden parachute to save them every time they make a mistake or overamp

Hey 👋 Im actually a clinician at a substance abuse clinic (and a recovering addict with three years off meth) what kind of risks for relapse do you anticipate in your recovery?

And since this is leftist website, what do you suspect are the largest material obstacles towards recovery for yourself and for others in recovery?

Most of my Patients post-residential treatment quite honestly relapse mostly because despite doing excellent while in rehab (and while being housed) quickly return to drug usage when gaps in services fail to provide housing for people who graduate our program.

And most importantly everyone has a home and isn’t suffering out in the street with all the pain and suffering that comes with it