A vida é uma porra, Sandra!!!

J.A.

Drugs are not bad. They are dangerous.

Drugs are not bad, this is a misconception that people have because they do not speak accurate. Drugs are dangerous because it can bring more problems to your life, e.g. addiction. When a person become addictive to something, it can loose control of his life, and we all know how society spit ruthlessly people out.

Life is not a matter of fit in in groups, it's a matter of taking a choice, assume it, and survive with it. I believe that all people can't live without love. Drugs definitely won't give you the love back, it just take it from you and it will make hard for you to recover. Definitely, drugs won't solve problems, just create more.

Drugs are dangerous because it's hard to predict the future of someone that takes it, in the same way, it's hard to know when someone becomes addict, or even predicts life. I think that when a person realize is an addict on something, it's because he is an addict for a long time, and then it could be late to get free of the addiction.

When a people take drugs, there are the collateral effects, like noticing that you lost all the friends that do not take drugs, remaining just the ones that take. You notice that most of the friends that take drugs will reject you when you start saying "no to drugs" to them, opposing to your initial idea of freedom. You will start to have the feeling that you just attract more problems and you have to constantly fight against them. You get yourself into more problems, (e.g., unexpected pregnancy, having bad friends at your side - this are examples of situations that I know), and you start to think if you really have bad luck in life, or if you are just looking for bad situations.

Everybody knows that drugs can destroy love, a family, and even kill you. Despite of all situations, it's not correct to summarize these fears and conclude that drugs are bad. Drugs are just dangerous because it will show you the path to a fragile, insecure, perfidious, rough maze built over problems that are hard to solve.

If you don't care about this path, and you just like to emerge into unsolved riddles, drugs are for you, and I hope you will have always money to buy them. If you like to have a life without these insecurities, and you are wise knowing that there are more interesting riddles in the world to solve than drugs (I'm sorry, it's my opinion), just say no, and stay away from them ( if necessary stay away from the friends that take it, or at least, do not see them so often). If you suffer from peer pressure, and you cannot say no to your suppose friends, lie saying"I took them and I'm fed up of them, and so I quit."

It's difficult to talk about drugs, because there are a lot of them, and each person personality react in a particular way. It's also difficult to talk accurate about them, despite it seems very alluring and mistakenly easy to talk about them.

You can consider drugs, like marijuana, heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, even cigarettes and wine. It's you that have the final word one them. It's you that can define them better, or even measuring them. Like everything in life, it's a matter of choice, and you have to assume it.

My opinion is don't take it, it doesn't worth it. If you don't agree with me, get all the information about them and think before you step into a new distorted world. It's your life, it's your choice. You only have one life, don't waste it.

By the way, if there was a law that it would force people know what they are buying, and legalize them to pay taxes (I don't know which drugs should be legalized), maybe this obscurity and attraction for the devil could vanish in the eyes of society.

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You are not depressed, you are distracted

At the same time as a bomb explodes and kills 10 people, millions of people are kissing and hugging. It's just one person that made the noise, it's not the whole world. We cannot hear the sound of kisses and hugs, but they are stronger than any tragedy. Just because the news tries to vulgarize death, doesn't mean that it will not be sacred anymore.

Drugs are a cancer inside a family

The most impressive about drugs is how equal is the behaviour between the people that took it. The most common is people start to taking them with friends, thinking that it's cool, or just to hide a pain that they feel inside. In youth people think that they have the best friends in the world and they will last forever. There is nothing more common than to think that we are different from the rest of the world. The truth is that we are not different. We can gather people by tastes and reactions. But since a human being personality is a universe, it's difficult to find two persons that are look-a-likes from inside. What can make us feel that we are different is what we can make with our life.

People come and go, and there's nothing we can do about. The force that makes people living is love. If we lack love, our heart stops, our brain stalls, and we start to feel detached from the closed ones.

The friends that we had in youth, most of them are gone, but not the pain in continuing taking drugs. What someone used to think that it was cool to take drugs in youth, now they carry on taking drugs to try to have a normal life. And that's the moment when they are inside a one-way fast-lane to hell difficult to get out.

People are a garden of action-reaction attitudes. If we seed evil, we will crop more evil to plant again. The same is true for love, sadness and happiness. To those that are victims of a dreadful past and became evil persons, forget that the consequences of their actions in the present disregard the past. To those that are victims of wrong doers, want justice in their life. But how can we make justice to someone that is a victim of a drug user or dealer? How can we make justice to someone that become a drug addict, or have HIV now because of a supposed friend or boyfriend?

Conclusions

Everybody has it own limits in the personality, and it's very difficult to explore them. Our life is full of people and it's a never ending history. My limits end in my opinion like in this text, and I'm not forced to understand the whole world. I titled this text as "Drugs are a cancer inside a family", but they aren't the only cancer. I'm not immune to be a victim. I'm sympathetic to all victims of this misfortune, and I just hope that they can find love again.

It's someone who shines a spotlight on the timeless corners of the "common record", the ones that are perhaps obscured from view, or forgotten, or poorly understood, making them timely again by contextualising them and linking them to ideas and issues of present urgency, correlating and interpreting.

It's this transmutation of information into practical wisdom about how the world works, and moral wisdom about how the world ought to work that sets the human apart from the algorithm - and from the computer.

If you don't fight for your future, you have to accept the future that others put in front of you.

Life is so huge that you can't hold it in your hands,
it's a boat without an engine hovering a waterfall,
it's being in the front line with you chest open for bullets,
that's so real that you cannot handle it.

And suddenly it ends, like someone cut the thread.