How does one express "want to want" in toki pona?

Question

For example, "I do not want to want opium"

For example, this doesn't work, it is a yes-no question!

mi wile ala wile e ijo nasa
Do I want a drug?
? Do I want not-want a drug?

The positive doesn't seem to work either

mi wile wile e ijo nasa
* I want [in a wanting manner?] a drug.

Answer 1

mi wile ala e ni: mi wile e ijo nasa.
I want not <obj>-this I want <obj>-thing crazy

The same principle as in "I do not want to drink water."

mi wile ala e ni: mi moku e telo.
I want not <obj>-this I drink <obj>-water

Answer 2

I think you can express something like this as (101). If we imagine a speaker addicted to using their smartphone, they might say something like this.

Mi  wile ike    e  ilo  toki. (101)
1sg want bad D.O. tool speak

I think to want badly in English would map to wile mute, since you're talking about extent rather than making a value judgment.

Making a value judgment and describing wanting something as egodystonic are not exactly the same thing, but they are similar, at least when talking about oneself.

Answer 3

mi wile e ni: mi wile tawa.
I want this: I want to go.