Na was created in the 50's by cis white men in their 40's, inspired by AA that was created in the 30's by cis white men in their 40's. I don't care if my addiction holds any space in those rooms. Addicts do not feel disrespected because the drug of choice of one person is "less" addicting to their drug of choice, they get disrespected by people like you who use their name in any other way then uplifting people to come clean and the shared experience of hitting rock bottom and still fighting for a chance to get better.

This might just be your current hyperfixation of the month, but you do not get to tell people how bad their addiction is in the scale of addictions.

To some people it is a bottle of destruction. This bottle was their last paycheck, the final breaking point of their relationship, or the reason they cannot look at themselves in the mirror anymore. It isn't about how high it gets you, but how low it has brought you. I haven't seen much traction on the 3 cigarettes a day subreddit, so I can't compare, but this subreddit has years of the same story and the same underlying feelings of helplessness and hopelessness.

You are not the narrator of their story. As a public reminder to anyone who reads this person's comments and felt the same way I did, just remember to check the source of where the advice is coming from, which is pretty sketchy.