Substance abuse remains an important and dangerous societal issue. In this study, we build on previous literature that identified online social support communities that encouraged unhealthy behaviors, by investigating a platform that provides social support related to engaging in illicit drug use. Three days' worth of posts, amounting to almost 400 pages of written data, was collected and analyzed to identify what types of support were being requested and provided by users. The analysis identified 19 total topics for support, with 14 of those topics relating to action-facilitating support, and five of them relating to nurturant support. The results show that the website is primarily used to discuss topics like drug effects and drug dosages. This raises questions as to whether these discussions increase safety by allowing users to dose accurately, or whether they give users a false sense of security related to their continued substance use.