Martha Gill highlights that cocaine's allure and rising purity contribute to increased usage among Gen X, questioning outdated perceptions surrounding addiction and treatment options.
Despite the significant rise in cocaine use, particularly among older generations, the silent acceptance of its addictive nature is a troubling reflection of societal norms around drug culture.
Cocaine, often seen as glamorous, harbors a dark reality: many casual users are oblivious to their addiction, clinging to the belief that they can stop using whenever they choose.
Gill calls for a reevaluation of societal attitudes on drug treatment, emphasizing the urgent need for updated strategies that match the current realities of drug use.
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