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February 17, 2007, 5:15 pm PST
Get new friends
Quote From: woahhimjessThat is basically how I live. That is how every teen i know lives except for an innocent 2 or 3. Kids are going to hide drugs even after they have been caught. Hell I was caught a couple months ago and had to suffer for a couple weeeks but look in my drawer and you will see some liquor look in my altoids can and see pills. What you do not know is that these teenagers do not know any different. I recently transfered to an all girls catholic school from a public school. At my old school now the majority of 15 years olds are coked-up, drunk, or high on pills pretty much every day. When I went there i was dependant on that stuff but now i am not. I am attempting to try to change who I am but it is sooooooooooooooo hard. Teenagers will drink and do drugsd all the time and you cant stop it. You can only TRY to control your kid. When i am able to drink I am going to drink like a crazy person and most likely be an alcoholic. It is what I am used to. People need to wake up and realize what is going on. I am not a bad kid and Ive been thru tough s***=rape,depression,suicide but i have issues. So do most teens. My good friend just got out of rehab. I am not attemptin to quit pills. I am only 15 but hopefully I can change my habits YES HABITS thats what they are just like brushing your teeth it is a habit that gets easily slipped to become routine.
comments? If basically all your friends live in that way, then -- with all due respect -- you need to look at getting some different friends. And if you can get new friends who are living respectable lives, you won't have the pressures you have today. I know for a fact that there are plenty of teens that aren't into alcohol and other drugs, because I have two teenagers myself and have met many of their friends. Not all of them are perfect, but they do know how to have a good time socializing, playing video games, and so on without wasting themselves in the process. People your age shouldn't have to go through what you've gone to. If you can't change on your own, talk to a teacher, school counselor, pastor or some other responsible adult who can get you the help you need. You'll be glad you did.
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