Right back at ya!
Oh absolutely, no one needs to worry about me! <3 My life is actually extremely stable, so there's no need for concern. I know that this is what everyone says, but I really don't have an addictive personality... My childhood friends were so angry with me when I started experimenting with drugs in my teens (rightfully so due to my family history), but it was never a problem for me. I once read a Reddit user explain it as: "Everything feels better on drugs. I don't understand how anyone can not want to feel like that all the time. If I look at a beautiful sunset and I'm clean, I know it would look better on cocaine." I'm the kind of person who can just stare at the sunset lol, even if I know it would look better if I were high.
I picked up vaping during the pandemic and got to the point where my hands were shaking from the nicotine rush and then I just decided to quit. I haven't thought about it since last summer really. IDK. Also, I'm not even a recreational drug user anymore, I'd say. I did some cocaine for New Years and then I did MDMA once in 2020 and smoked weed once. I think I did drugs twice the year before that, too. So it's been a long time since I really partied. I just have this fascination with heroin purely because I miss my mom. (Who didn't die of an overdose, sadly, she was actually murdered like so many other drug addicts are. The police didn't care.)
Yes, I understand this train of thought, but how would you feel closer to her?I obviously have no idea but this is just my thoughts...peaches obviously loved her mother and she missed her terribly and I believe she started to take it to feel closer to her mother? Idk just my thoughts.
Yes, I understand this train of thought, but how would you feel closer to her?
For example, I could relate to Peaches living in Notting Hill, where her mum used to live - walk the same streets etc
Or listening to the same music, watching her former shows etc Reading the same books.
But I would have felt that heroin is a different / individual experience for everyone involved, so don't quite understand it.
Yes and maybe the ‘why did she choose this drug what’s so good about it?’. From what I’ve read in the past and also this thread peaches had substance abuse issues for a long timeI think just the act itself would have made her feel closer (in her own way), just the sheer kick of it probably gave her a warped idea of feeling closer to her I imagine...
Peaches was abusing drugs in her mid teens. This wouldn't be hugely public knowledge but she said that she could see her mum when she used sometimes. Tragic, really. I don't think she ever got the support she needed after her mum died..i don't think any of the girls did.Yes and maybe the ‘why did she choose this drug what’s so good about it?’. From what I’ve read in the past and also this thread peaches had substance abuse issues for a long time. Some people just can’t be saved.
Eta she said this long before she passed away. Before she was even with CohenPeaches was abusing drugs in her mid teens. This wouldn't be hugely public knowledge but she said that she could see her mum when she used sometimes. Tragic, really. I don't think she ever got the support she needed after her mum died..i don't think any of the girls did.
TW for drug abuse.
I've spent the better part of the day reading through these threads. Like so many other here, I was so heartbroken when Peaches died. I'm not from the UK so I didn't even have that link to her, but the idea of a young mom dying due to her addictions alone with her baby is so disturbing. I actually thought of her and googled her again maybe a week before stumbling upon this thread today. Her little family really looked like a dream! I was also so fascinated by the Geldofs and their crazy names as a kid.
Part of the reason why I was so disturbed is because I can relate a lot to Peaches. My parents were heroin addicts - it was a strange childhood. My father had a pretty good job and we'd oscillate between him having his shit together and us living in nice houses for a year, to him going on heroin binges and not showing up for work, us moving into severely crappy apartments, etc, etc, etc... It was difficult for a child to understand. I was really spoiled materially (my father bought me a present every day after work for years), and I was the first at my school to get an iPhone, etc, so I never quite managed to bridge the idea of having so many nice things and then ending up in rotten apartments every few years.
Anyway. I lost my mom at 15 and my father 11 months later. (My dad suffered brain trauma after 7 heroin overdoses over the course of 6 months however, and became a total monster. Losing him was a blessing.) I don't think I can quite describe that level of emotional pain, and it never really goes away. Missing my mom honestly just gets worse the older I get. I think Peaches had it the same way and I feel deeply for her... I also understand the lure of heroin. I've done a lot of partying in my day, and tried pretty much every drug under the sun apart from heroin.
"Connecting" with my dead mom, to me, has become reading the books she'd read to me when I was little or I'd read when she was still alive or watch the movies we watched together. It has become detective work into her past. I have, however, given a great deal of thought into trying heroin because I want to connect TO HER. I want to know what doing heroin was like and understand that part of her. It's been over 10 years and missing her is still a daily ache.
If I was offered heroin in a clean environment where I could smoke it... I am honest enough with myself to say I'd do it because I want to feel closer to my mom. If told I had 6 months left to live, I'd definitely do heroin. I am not about to go out and buy it from some street dealer though. This is not a decision at the forefront of my mind that I am toying with right now, just to make that clear. It's just something I've accepted that I'll very well do some day simply because I miss my mom so horribly.
If Peaches was clean for a while and posted that picture of her mom and then ODed that night, I can easily see her wanting to connect with her dead mother as well, and it just going terribly wrong. I bet she was feeling really sad. My heart bleeds for her and the whole situation more so than her sons and husband, and I know 100% that that's my bias showing. I just can't fault her for it even if it was 100% her own decision that caused so many people horrible pain. (I also definitely do feel for her sons and husband though, just to make that clear. I so, so wish Peaches was still around.)
On a lighter note, I actually don't think she had a lot of facial plastic surgery. I think she lost a lot of weight, got large veneers and had a buccal fat removal. I also think she had a botox brow lift and lip fillers. Actually not a lot by today's celebrity standard tbh, though I do agree there is a huge difference between "chunky party girl" Peaches and "ethereally beautiful" Peaches.
Please don't. The next politician on in that scenario would probably be BojoI might write in to Andrew Marr and suggest this technique to get people a bit more interested in politics!
It was on BBC4.Anyone know where I can watch theMystify doc?
It was on BBC4.Anyone know where I can watch theMystify doc?
I would say it’s fair to assume both.Starting to think Noel is the knob and not Liam.
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