Question by K: What type of personality gets addicted to Cocaine?
Is the person depressed? Lacking dopamine? What traits make a person want to do cocaine and almost need it to feel normal again?

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Answer by Jamiloco
I think it is when they are following someone and that someone leads them to drugs. I would think they would have bad self esteem and very loose morals. They would need to believe in themselves and go to rehab to feel normal again.

Answer by looomboy
People with low self esteem and who mostly have no mind of their own, usually trend hoppers, some people think it’s loners who are most addicted it’s not it’s people with a relativly good social life and lots of friends, hence the reason they are introudce to it in the first place.

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