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She is staying with her mother, in her mother's one-room gov't-subsidized housing, which she could lose at any time for allowing Luna and Matthew to become tenants.
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Gee, to think if she got clean and ditched Lurch she could live in the lap of luxury with Daddy!
I give Luna a year, tops. The heroin in the Northeast is increasingly cut with crap, and she reminds me of a few white girl hipster ~artsy~ types from my old city social circles who ODd in recent years. One girl in particular was a near-clone of Luna, and I think she made it to 23 before she kicked the bucket ~3 yrs ago.
Luna lives about 35 minutes from me; I can attest to the shit quality of heroin around here. In the past few years we've had at least 20 kids OD on shit cut with fentynal. I'd be surprised if Luna or Lurch survive the next couple years, especially if they try and get clean; people seem to OD right after.I know it's on her to take the first step towards recovering, but this comment still made me a little sad.
Her kicking the bucket being that young is very depressing.
Instead of caring about the stress that this situation puts on her mother by getting a temporary job, doing commissions, asking her Dad for help, or trying to quit any number of substances she and Lurch are currently abusing, Luna continues to sad post on her instagram account in dirty lingerie.She is staying with her mother, in her mother's one-room gov't-subsidized housing, which she could lose at any time for allowing Luna and Matthew to become tenants.
Luna + responsible decisions = very unlikelyInstead of caring about the stress that this situation puts on her mother by getting a temporary job, doing commissions, asking her Dad for help, or trying to quit any number of substances she and Lurch are currently abusing, Luna continues to sad post on her instagram account in dirty lingerie.
Her mom is somewhat enabling her by housing her, but only Luna can legally commit herself to a program and physically decide to do anything.
This is super common. When someone is using regularly, they build a tolerance and adjust their dose accordingly. Once they get clean, they forget that their tolerance has dropped significantly, and go straight back in as though they never stopped. High dose/low tolerance, OD ahoy.I'd be surprised if Luna or Lurch survive the next couple years, especially if they try and get clean; people seem to OD right after.
A movie about a woman who selfishly commits several atrocities, yet because she is so glamorous and charismatic and pretty she is forgiven by everyone and becomes a celebrity for being so ~ tortured ~ and ~sad~.She revealed another idiosyncratic source of inspiration only she was wise enough to cling to during the more tender days of her youth.
It's because they had something to do with their days. They had music, junkie friends, careers, interests that weren't lying on the bed or trying to make the heroin chic style cool again.Yeah, they're a pair of dirty drug users, but they look like they're having fun, they're vibrant and alive. Then I look at the buffet picture. Luna purses her lips and does her best to look smoll and sad, while Lurch stares with a cold, dead eye as he stuffs a food item into his mouth.
I wonder if it is for her therapist to use that information to analyze on her mental health.It's good she's getting any therapy at all, I guess, but this notebook exercises she's doing seem a little dumb? "Draw your emotion"? How is this supposed to help an adult person with anything?
It's good she's getting any therapy at all, I guess, but this notebook exercises she's doing seem a little dumb? "Draw your emotion"? How is this supposed to help an adult person with anything?
It's because they had something to do with their days. They had music, junkie friends, careers, interests that weren't lying on the bed or trying to make the heroin chic style cool again.
Lurch and Luna only have each other, a poor cat (or is it two?), and a hoard of dirty stuff.
It's good she's getting any therapy at all, I guess, but this notebook exercises she's doing seem a little dumb? "Draw your emotion"? How is this supposed to help an adult person with anything?