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Originally posted by Jacks Fur Coat View Post
I'm working in an industry at the moment and deal with drug addicts every day. Looking at your guesstimates I would add that 95% of full blown addicts don't make a full recovery like you have though. I hope I'm wrong of course.
Im one of the lucky ones who had 2 loving supportive parents who never gave up on me.
Most addicts I met in my day came from broken families/home most of the boys I hung out with that I thought were cool didnt even know their dads.
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Originally posted by Mickie Lane View Post
No it doesn't
I was brought up by 2 very straight catholic loving parents who never touched drugs or had anything to do them. In their day there were no drugs. My older brother & 2 sisters never touched drugs but I was different, I had confidence issues, I hated myself & met young guys that I thought were cool who took drugs.
My parents did everything in their power to help me but I didnt want their help.
Did I learn a hard lesson?
Yes
Did I tell my 2 kids not to take drugs?
Of course I did
Did they experiment with certain party drugs?
Of course they did
Its the childs personality & friends they meet not the parents that are responsible if kids dabble in drugs.
95% of people who dabble in drugs do not go onto being fully blown addicts like I did.
95% of people who drink alcohol dont go on to become alcoholics.
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Originally posted by Mickie Lane View Post
I aree with that.
Im one of the lucky ones who had 2 loving supportive parents who never gave up on me.
Most addicts I met in my day came from broken families/home most of the boys I hung out with that I thought were cool didnt even know their dads.
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I just want to add my days of drug addiction were before my kids were born.
Drug addiction & taking drugs does not discriminate, it can affect any family & its very complex why people take drugs.
In todays society drugs are so much more widely available & many more people take party drugs (coke, ice & MDMA) then what they did in my day.
Why?
Well like I said its complex.
Some do it to to fit in some do it because of self esteem issues some do it because of peer pressure some do it because of trauma in their lives some do it because they have been abused some do it just to get high & also not everyone likes alcohol.
Many wont agree with this but drugs in another 50 years will be legal because people want to get away from reality & the war on drugs doesnt work.
When the people who are in their 20's now are in charge they will take over the drug trade taking it out of the hands of bikie gangs & organised crime & they will tax people, governments will make a lot of money instead of wasting money on law enforcement & never getting on top of it.
Drugs are part of the human race so at the end of the day it will be up to the individual if thy want to take drugs.
And I believe even when its all legal only a small majority of society will abuse it just like with alcohol now.
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Originally posted by Mickie Lane View PostI just want to add my days of drug addiction were before my kids were born.
Drug addiction & taking drugs does not discriminate, it can affect any family & its very complex why people take drugs.
In todays society drugs are so much more widely available & many more people take party drugs (coke, ice & MDMA) then what they did in my day.
Why?
Well like I said its complex.
Some do it to to fit in some do it because of self esteem issues some do it because of peer pressure some do it because of trauma in their lives some do it because they have been abused some do it just to get high & also not everyone likes alcohol.
Many wont agree with this but drugs in another 50 years will be legal because people want to get away from reality & the war on drugs doesnt work.
When the people who are in their 20's now are in charge they will take over the drug trade taking it out of the hands of bikie gangs & organised crime & they will tax people, governments will make a lot of money instead of wasting money on law enforcement & never getting on top of it.
Drugs are part of the human race so at the end of the day it will be up to the individual if thy want to take drugs.
And I believe even when its all legal only a small majority of society will abuse it just like with alcohol now.
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Originally posted by Jacks Fur Coat View Post
I'm working in an industry at the moment and deal with drug addicts every day. Looking at your guesstimates I would add that 95% of full blown addicts don't make a full recovery like you have though. I hope I'm wrong of course.
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Originally posted by Vasco View PostIt goes well beyond footy players. I can't recall many parties or events I've been to in the last 25 years where it wasn't present.FVCK CANCER
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