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  • Marcorock
    Marcorock
    31 mar 21
    everyone talks about a photo .....but I don't see any photo!!!!!! I see a painting
     
    • Caspasian
      31 mar 21
      There used to be a very nice photo of him.
  • ZiorPlus
    ZiorPlus
    9 dec 20
    I throw myself at DeAmarti for the particular musical tastes that I find particularly "Intriguing" and for other little things I've come across here and there, finding myself, whether I like it or not, in those as well.
    Straight on their own path.
    Best wishes.
     
    • ZiorPlus
      9 dec 20
      I'm not good with these things; maybe I should have tagged @[ALFAMA] to make it clear that I posted a greeting (?)
  • MrDaveBoy73
    MrDaveBoy73
    10 feb 20
    1010 in 2020. - happy??
     
  • JonatanCoe
    JonatanCoe
    1 feb 20
    Happy one thousand to you!
     
  • sergio60
    sergio60
    22 dec 19
    Merry Christmas, Alfa...
     
  • MrDaveBoy73
    MrDaveBoy73
    24 nov 19
    Hello, I’m reading now about some problems, but I won't pry since it’s not my business. If you need advice on chemicals and even on your medications, just ask because I’m a pharmacist (sometimes, let's say I have my stash of legal, illegal, and semi-legal stuff). This is something I’ve dealt with too, and it comes back every now and then, but I prefer it to return once a year, like I say (now, certainly before it was like she said), than having to be gnawed on by methadone every day. Stepping away from those "friends" is truly healthy; meeting new ones with the same healthy motivations is even better, for example: if you want to paint, PAINT, BUT NOT 30 MINUTES FOR 4 HOURS… NOW THAT YOU'RE AWAKE… YOU'LL SEE WHAT HAPPENS; A UNIVERSE FILLED WITH STARS OPENS UP!! Then you might run into them by chance, and either change direction or go straight ahead. Then stop the methadone therapy when you’ve built a new healthy habit of real friendships and functional interactions that contribute to your well-being. If I may give you a piece of advice, I suggest: do it as quickly as possible, or else you risk going from one addiction to another, much stronger one, because it's truly daily and intense. I tell you this because I’ve been through it; it's not that I’m talking nonsense or don’t know what I’m saying—unfortunately, I have experienced it. You guys have the misfortune of having to go to the SERT, where there’s a risk of encountering the same people from before. I, on the other hand, chose the pharmacy that suited me best, took medication for two weeks, and then managed a bit on my own; otherwise, I’d sleep all day. I went to the doctor and said I did it myself, let’s stop. Then, for safety, we tapered from 15 to 0 in two weeks, but I was fine. THE IMPORTANT THING IS TO DO WHAT YOU HAD DENIED YOURSELF BY SLEEPING AND AVOIDING LOOKING AT AND FEELING REALITY; NOW DO IT—DO EVERYTHING YOU LOVE, EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING, AND AGAIN EVERYTHING! USE ALL THE MONEY YOU’VE SAVED TO DO WHAT YOU WANTED, WHAT YOU WANT—DON’T HOLD BACK IN ANY CAGE, NOT ANYMORE!!! HERE’S THE ADVICE FOR LIFE; THE OTHER IS CHEMISTRY. - GOODBYE, BEST WISHES. -
     
    • ALFAMA
      25 nov 19
      I have my daily regimen: 15ml of methadone + 6mg of Rivotril and one codeine painkiller. But I don't touch needles, I haven't touched anything for months, and I don't like cocaine (but around Christmas, a break from the regimen is already planned; I've done the math on the calendar, and to be honest, I feel a little disgusted with myself.
    • ALFAMA
      17 apr 20
      Here, I've improved; now I'm even touching the needle. Can you imagine, dementia has made me fix a butterfly needle in my chest because my hand trembles and I get lost, leaving you to imagine.
    • ALFAMA
      25 aug 20
      You're right, it's going from the frying pan into the fire. At first, I could manage three days, but now symptoms start after just one day. The help the doctor gives you is to raise your daily dose. Now I'm suffering a bit, but I "scale" back on my own, decreasing without overdoing it; otherwise, I won't leave the house anymore.
      Thank you very much.
  • Caspasian
    Caspasian
    13 aug 19
    But what a cool dude you are, the imperceptible tilt of that head as seen in the photo is manifested only after at least 3000 years of "eternal returns," let’s add that you’re also flaunting the "sleppa" and the luxury outfit is complete. A face of someone who has been to the ends of the world with Alexander the Great or like a friend of "viti maledette" to Benvenuto Cellini, an anarchist bomb-thrower in the end. What a shirt, what a shirt... Hi.
     
    • Dislocation
      13 aug 19
      The shirt struck me too, even more than the new wave bassist face from 1979.
      It's a compliment.
  • dsalva
    dsalva
    11 aug 19
    you look just like a friend of mine, but twenty years ago and a few hundred kilometers away....funny how life is.
     
  • Stanlio
    Stanlio
    11 aug 19
    Hey Alfie, all good? You are very photogenic, at first glance you remind me of Michelangelo's David and that's it. Bye bye
     
    • ALFAMA
      11 aug 19
      photogenic? Look, usually I don't post pictures, but there's a person from my town, we hang out in the same places, and to see if we know each other, I uploaded the only picture I have. Thanks. BYE
    • Stanlio
      11 aug 19
      A person here on the deb?
      Well, looking back at these shots, I confirm the above.
    • ALFAMA
      11 aug 19
      I don't understand, is it good or bad? Usually, I don't post photographs because I look bad and then I get paranoid about being recognized. So, I don’t understand what you’re trying to make me understand.
    • Stanlio
      11 aug 19
      But no worries, my friend, it was just my impression about your resemblance to one of Michelangelo's masterpieces, chill...
    • Stanlio
      11 aug 19
      ps I thought I had added the link earlier, I'm doing it now david michelangelo - Cerca con Google
    • Onirico
      11 aug 19
      Indeed, we do resemble each other.
    • ALFAMA
      12 aug 19
      but what are you saying, I have the biggest dick
    • Stanlio
      12 aug 19
      He had it too before turning into a statue situation... XD
    • ALFAMA
      12 aug 19
      Oh yes, all the statues say that, blaming the sculptor.
  • Bubi
    Bubi
    10 aug 19
    I read what you wrote to Onirico, I wish you the best in making it. Avoiding what cannot do you good is not being an asshole. 🍀
     
    • ALFAMA
      10 aug 19
      but pretending not to see people you’ve worked hard for money with. and now you pretend not to see them, it’s not a nice thing
    • Bubi
      10 aug 19
      It’s not nice, but first you need to think about yourself and your life. In my opinion, you can still consider your former companions as friends, but spending time with them might not be good for you. I know these problems well; it’s not your friends who are the issue, but I believe you need to distance yourself from anything that doesn’t help you.
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