"Arrow"-Star Colton Haynes teilt Schock-Fotos aus dem Entzug

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Er habe so viele Drogen und Mengen an Alkohol konsumiert, dass er manche Entscheidungen nicht einmal mehr selbst habe treffen können. Er habe versucht, seinen Schmerz damit zu lindern, doch er sei in seiner "eigenen Scheiße" ertrunken. Deshalb schreibt er nun bei Instagram: "Ich bin ein Mensch mit Fehlern, so wie du. Wenn du im Zentrum der finsteren Zeit bist... ich verspreche dir, es muss nicht für immer so sein."

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Throwback. I don’t want worrying about if I look hot or not on Instagram to be my legacy. I don’t want to skirt around the truth to please other people or to gain economic success. I have far more important things to say than what magazine I just shot for or what tv show I’m a part of (Although I’m very thankful I still get to do what I love). I no longer want to project a curated life. I get immense joy when someone comes up to me & says that my willingness to open up about depression, anxiety, alcoholism, & addiction has helped them in some way. I’ve struggled the past year with trying to find my voice and where I fit in & that has been the most beautiful struggle I’ve ever had to go through. Worrying about what time to post on social media so I can maximize my likes or being mad at myself that I don’t look the same way I did when I was addicted to pills is a complete waste of why I was put on this earth. I’m posting these photos to let y’all in on my truth. I’m so grateful to be where I am now ( a year after these photos were taken) but man these times were dark. I’m a human being with flaws just like you. If ur in the middle of the dark times...I promise you it doesn’t have to last forever. Love y’all ❤️

A post shared by Colton Haynes (@coltonlhaynes) on Aug 18, 2019 at 4:04pm PDT

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