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Herion Question
by Inez
(Maryland)
Do people refer to heroin as White Horse? I have a male friend who I’ve known for years but have lost contact over and reunited recently.
Years ago, I found a syringe under his bed and again in a drawer. When I asked him about it, he attempted to joke that he used it to shoot up. I dismissed it as a joke, but still wasn’t sure.
I know I should’ve known better, but I was young and didn’t really know what to believe because he never did it around me and I never saw an needle marks on his body.
Fast forward years later, we reunited and he told me that he’s trying to get some white horse. I asked him what it was and he just looked at me but never answered. I thought maybe he was talking about weed, but I remembered the syringe from years prior.
Now that I’m older and more mature…I’m starting to connect the dots but still am not sure about the White Horse terminology. Please help because we are trying to date again but I don’t want to date a drug addict.
Thank you!
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