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4/27/2005 7:31:37 PM
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Serious Question.
I have a serious question in my life right now that needs to be answered as soon as possible. I am 16 years of age, and I am soon about to be 17 (another 2 months). I have had a drug related problem since I was 10 years of age with marijuana, I then got sentenced 1 year probation/drug court at the age of 15. I am being released from probation/drug court tomorrow evening. I have been in perfect compliance for that past year, staying sober and whatnot. My question is, I have been debating whether or not I should smoke again or not, but in a lesser amount of time. I became a so called, "pot head" way too quickly at the age of 10. But, now since I am much more mature and experienced in life, I think I can control this habit. My friends tell me as long as you get your life priorities taken care of first each day, you can do whatever you want. But, then I think why waste a whole year of being sober, and then going back to day 1 in a matter of 5 minutes?
Any opinions is greatly appreciated by any means.
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All good advice, and good question-where are you? Are you going to respond to any of this? An alcoholic can't quit for a year and then pick it up again and drink "normally" the same is true for drug addiction. It doesn't get easier to control it just leads you down the same path you've already been on. If you keep doing what you've done before you are going to get the same results that you did before. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. I think the question to ask is what is it that you are trying to achieve by smoking pot that you can't achieve by other means? Or-what is it that you are trying to escape from that you can't face? Just curious.
