i found out one of my sister does pot, is this the right forum? Options

[colleen92]

and i don't know what to do. i can't ask her about it because we aren't that close and i can't tell my parents because they'd kill her first, then my sister would kill me. i don't want anything to happen to her. what do i do?

[proudpk]

Okay. Hopefully that comes out in a nice and intelligible way.

FACT: Studies have shown you can get hooked to pot.

FACT: I smoked pot once per day for two years and never got hooked.

I'm sure you'll say that "You did it for two years! It means you were hooked!". No. I did it by choice. Being high feels damn good but it's definetely not a feeling you can get addicted to. Unless you're a f**king weakling with no determination of course... Then you could get hooked to anything. God I've heard of people getting hooked to jacking off!! If they can get hooked to that then no wonder they'll destroy their lives with any drug that comes within their reach.

FACT: Studies have shown that ketamine creates a physical dependency.

FACT: I used the drug countless times and never felt any sort of dependency towards it.

Sometimes I would do it at parties with friends lots of times in a short period of time and then be off of it for 4-5 months before another opportunity presented itself where it would be fun to use the drug. Where did the dependency go??

Catch my drift?

I'm not preaching for drugs, but they are not as bad as these studies make them out. And I believe in what I've learned from my experiences more than in the studies from these so-called governement health experts. I've always followed my gut feelings first and foremost and it has not lead me the wrong way so far. Of course if you haven't tried any drugs you would be forced to believe in the studies, since you don't have any hard evidence of things being otherwise.

Now I do believe that you can get hooked to cocaine and heroin however, because I have known people who are addicted to these drugs. At first I thought that they were just weak of mind but after watching them act for a while I realised it was not the case. I could see the inner struggle they were going through every time their body wanted it's "fix".

One might argue that maybe the hormones in my body don't react as everyone else's and that this is why I didn't get addicted. This is a very real possibility, but remember that speed, X, and special K all have very nasty effects on your health. I used to be in top physical shape (I was quite athletic) before starting to use these chemical drugs but they have quickly deprived me of a lot of my energy. I lost weight, started having troubles sleeping, lost appetite and then one day I realised that it was time to end this. And so I stopped drugs altogether and starting living the healthiest life one could live. I eat 6 clean meals per day, work out 6 times per week and sleep 8 hours per night. I barely drink anymore and will never ever do any drugs again. I've gotten back the muscle that the drugs made me lose (and more) and now I have a 6-pack

Go tell me that drugs destroyed my life.

peace.