One more time. Do drug addicts try to displace their addiction...?

Question

...on to other people by accusing them of being on drugs when the person says something the addict does not understand or agree with. Misery loves company. So the addict want to feel that he is not alonje. He looks for reasons to aaccuse othersof being addicts so he will not feel lonely.
Anyone who accuses me of bering on drugs will get the drugs shoved right back down his throat.

Answer 1

Some might, but like almost everything, not all of them do :P

So are you saying your completely drug free? O_o. You don't eat chocolate or drink pop or coffee. Caffiene is a drug that is quite common.

Are you just trying to look for reasons to put more negative blames on the people that think your on drugs? -.-

Answer 2

some people on drugs are defensive, and try to accuse others of the same thing (many who have drugs as a standard in their life dont really imagine others dont do them)
some drug addicts try to minimize what they do by accusing others
then finally, like the answer above said, most people are on drugs of some type, only legal ones, such as nicotine, caffeine, etc
sure , its not the same as serious mind altering drugs, but people get addicted,,
then you have a whole group of people who are able to do many type drugs and not get addicted, who knows why!
humans have very addictive personalities, for the most part, i think you will find many who are addicted to something, at different times in their life, whether its a drug, or food, sex, or tv show, rather then just enjoying it when they have/see/use it, they plan their life around it, and have negative feelings when they dont receive it, which is what addiction is

Answer 3

People are addicts because to a certain point it works and it gives them something, but it also helps them to avoid life and some people would rather avoid life then engage in it.
What you draw to you is what you are. Ever notice how addicts are friends with other addicts?

Answer 4

Addicts are not afraid of being lonely. Addicts often spend periods in isolation combined with periods of using.

Addicts are often afraid of boredom. Addicts are often afraid of depression and anxiety. Addicts are often afraid of not having fun or being happy. Addicts are often afraid of thinking because of the nature of their thoughts.