robojeff

Thanks for the advice. You're right, quitting adderall is the only true solution to this problem, and I'm working on that as well. Just need to throw a cog in the machine while I work on the bigger issue. I just quit for 3 months, but shamefully I'm back on it. Thought I had the support and professional help I needed, but things did not go according to plan. I just didn't care about anything and drank all the time. It was like my brain was turned off. Working on getting a good therapist so that I don't just revert to being a piece of shit. Wish me luck! This may be unsavory/nsfw, but its a funny depiction of how the two are directly related. I have a crude sense of humor.

I go on extreme porn/adderall binges, and so I want to set up a way to block pornographic websites from my devices. I know there are apps that you can use, but I'm lost. Has anyone successfully done this for themselves?

This was just what I needed to hear. Thank you for that, really. I actually have an appointment tomorrow with a general psychiatrist that seems to check all the boxes. Not dancing yet but relieved to get the ball rolling. Will keep you posted!.

Hello everybody, I am thouroughly addicted to my adderall prescription, and have been for about 8 years (I'm 28). So I am ready to end my prescription, tell my friends who also take it to get an f'ing safe for when i'm around, and eventually become myself again. The only thing is that I am going to need a mental health professional in my corner to help me with the fallout (depression, complete avoidance of self-care/all things productive, drinking, etc). Already moderately depressed so I think I will need to be prescribed something for that. Did/do you all have a therapist, psychiatrist, rehabilitation center help you? Been looking for a while now, and I feel like this is an uncommon addiction (or at least perceived to be). Any tips for finding quality help would be appreciated.