How hard is it to quit Adderall?

Answer 1

Imagine yourself, more sociable, more energy, never having to loose weight, and being able to get work done without using the smallest ounce of will power to achieve said task; then having these, "superhuman abilities" stripped dry, and your normal functioning self, left destroyed and almost unobtainable. You put yourself into an incomprehensible point of extreme isolation; almost as if you have locked yourself abroad, in an emotional solitary confinement center. A dark, and depressive aura will surround you, with un fleeting strength; and this is when you will find the option of relapse, grasping every limb of your waking conscientiousness.

Now, I'm sure your thinking what I have said is, exaggerated, overdrawn, or simply just banal, but I did what I did and said what I have said, for your knowledge or others reading this. I have been through this nightmare, and only wish for others to stay away from it. Adderall abuse is real, and needs to be media industrialized. I don't know if your an adderall user curious of the basics of this "challenge," or someone who is contemplating on whether to, give adderall a spin or two. If your a user ready to quit then I will say, all of my luck goes to you my friend, your strong, your ready, so you can do this; but if your a curious bystander, pondering the perks of adderall use, don't delve into it. Find another path that will suit you, because the long-term will soon make the short-term a thing of the past. Be strong fight the urge, and be strong and stay away, keep these things in mind for your own use, and keep this knowledge for others sake.

Sincerely,

An honest ex-adderall user.