Addiction is a serious problem. But it’s not inevitable despite what the not-even-once anti-drug propaganda wants you to believe.
Drug Culture
That Time I Ran 100 Miles for Charity
T’was the shortest of months, and cold and wintry too, but I pledged to run 100 miles for charity this February, and I did it.
A Look Back at a Year on the Fringe
We recently hit our one-year blogiversary! I thought it was a good time to look back at a year on the Fringe and see how much has changed across 12 months.
Our Drug Laws Are Racist by Design
Our drug laws aren’t broken: They are working just as intended. Our drug laws are racist, from inception all the way to enforcement.
Challenging “Drug Free”: What’s Your Comfort Level?
Rather than using the vague and inconsistent term “drug free” on dating sites, we propose a 1–7 scale that represents the comfort level people have with substances use.
When Guilt and Shame About Sex Lead to Drug Abuse
Our friend “D” passed away from an overdose. There are many things that can lead someone to drug abuse. In D’s case, it was guilt and shame about sex.
The Tragic Failure of Our Drug Culture
In the past week, a friend of ours succumbed to her drug addiction. It breaks my heart because I see how this tragdy was a failure of our drug culture.
How to Be a Good Sherpa: Introducing Friends to Drugs
Being asked to guide a friend on a drug experience is awesome responsibility. Here are my recommendations on how to be a good sherpa.
Drugs in the Lifestyle: Challenging the Perception
The Swinging Downunder podcast had us on to talk about drugs in the lifestyle. Here are some more thoughts on the many misconceptions out there.
We Don’t Mix Party Drugs and Sex Clubs
As much fun as party drugs might be at sex clubs or lifestyle events, particularly MDMA, we don’t think it’s a good idea to mix the two.