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Re: Drug taking
« Reply #15 on: 25 May 2008, 21:15:34 »

Dont think that my profession is forming my opinion I have always felt this way:

I feel that taking hard drugs is a slippery slope and most people who start and do them regularly end up falling.  That said some dont, but if this is someone you are considering buying a house, starting a family with, etc .......

......Do you want to take that risk?
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« Reply #16 on: 25 May 2008, 21:17:58 »

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Dont think that my profession is forming my opinion I have always felt this way:

I feel that taking hard drugs is a slippery slope and most people who start and do them regularly end up falling.  That said some dont, but if this is someone you are considering buying a house, starting a family with, etc .......

......Do you want to take that risk?

:y Quite!  :y
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Re: Drug taking
« Reply #17 on: 25 May 2008, 21:18:30 »

My brother who I have not had anything to do with for a long time, has been a drug addict for 24 years. The problem is, it has ruined my family, and its always the closest people that seem to get hurt. My advice is stay well away, it might be hard at the begining but its probably for the best :(
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« Reply #18 on: 25 May 2008, 21:21:56 »

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My brother who I have not had anything to do with for a long time, has been a drug addict for 24 years. The problem is, it has ruined my family, and its always the closest people that seem to get hurt. My advice is stay well away, it might be hard at the begining but its probably for the best :(

Thats what i am thinking but cant bear to do it, What do you class as an addict anyway?
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« Reply #19 on: 25 May 2008, 21:24:42 »

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My brother who I have not had anything to do with for a long time, has been a drug addict for 24 years. The problem is, it has ruined my family, and its always the closest people that seem to get hurt. My advice is stay well away, it might be hard at the begining but its probably for the best :(

Thats what i am thinking but cant bear to do it, What do you class as an addict anyway?

Any Coke user!  :'(

Sorry to be blunt; but it`s not a come-day-go-day drug.....it`s seriously 'heavy' highly addictive stuff.  :o
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« Reply #20 on: 25 May 2008, 21:28:17 »

It rots mucus membranes

As to stopping her - anonomous call to the Police may be worth a shot
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« Reply #21 on: 25 May 2008, 21:29:27 »

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It rots mucus membranes

As to stopping her - anonomous call to the Police may be worth a shot

Ha!  Look at all the evidence of various celebrities that has been gathered.... the most they did was a stern talking to!
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« Reply #22 on: 25 May 2008, 21:30:51 »

Look for pictures of Jonny Winters nose
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« Reply #23 on: 25 May 2008, 21:32:26 »

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My brother who I have not had anything to do with for a long time, has been a drug addict for 24 years. The problem is, it has ruined my family, and its always the closest people that seem to get hurt. My advice is stay well away, it might be hard at the begining but its probably for the best :(

Thats what i am thinking but cant bear to do it, What do you class as an addict anyway?
He started off taking drugs, like your girlfriend, for a laugh and thought he could control it, before you know it he was taking things from our house to sell because he didn't earn enough to keep buying the drugs, then it progressed to house breaking, stealing cars the full monty. About 5 years ago he beat our mother because she had hidden her purse, its the first time me and him have ever had a fight, but I kicked seven shades out of him. He hasn't had a job for about 20 years and he's still sponging off my mum who's a pensioner and should be putting her feet up. I can't wait for him to overdose, I know mum will greave but she'll get over it then we can have a normal family life again. Drugs dont just ruin the takers lives, they ruin everyones around them as well.
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Re: Drug taking
« Reply #24 on: 25 May 2008, 21:33:11 »

How do you get through to someone who thinks its fine to take coke and that it is dangerous? By the way my other half is a beautifull woman not some crack head just incase i have been painting the wrong picture  ;)
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Re: Drug taking
« Reply #25 on: 25 May 2008, 21:41:18 »

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How do you get through to someone who thinks its fine to take coke and that it is dangerous? By the way my other half is a beautifull woman not some crack head just incase i have been painting the wrong picture  ;)

That doesn't surprise me at all... Unfortunately it's the "in" thing, apparently... I'm glad I'm not into the latest fashions!!

Seriously... Hard and uncaring as it sounds, she will get worse and she wont stay beautiful for long. The addiction will get to her and she'll be taking it once a week, then a couple of times... Before long it'll be several times a day and she'll be stealing anything she can to pay for the habit.

Sorry if I'm blunt, but I see no point in mincing my words!  :-[ :-[ :-[

Perhaps you should let her read this thread and see what other people think, as long as you accept that she'll hit the roof when she finds out you've discussed it with us. Then you can show her that you aren't the strange one with your opinions, she is!  :-? :-?
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« Reply #26 on: 25 May 2008, 21:49:09 »

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How do you get through to someone who thinks its fine to take coke and that it is dangerous? By the way my other half is a beautifull woman not some crack head just incase i have been painting the wrong picture  ;)

That doesn't surprise me at all... Unfortunately it's the "in" thing, apparently... I'm glad I'm not into the latest fashions!!

Seriously... Hard and uncaring as it sounds, she will get worse and she wont stay beautiful for long. The addiction will get to her and she'll be taking it once a week, then a couple of times... Before long it'll be several times a day and she'll be stealing anything she can to pay for the habit.

Sorry if I'm blunt, but I see no point in mincing my words!  :-[ :-[ :-[

Perhaps you should let her read this thread and see what other people think, as long as you accept that she'll hit the roof when she finds out you've discussed it with us. Then you can show her that you aren't the strange one with your opinions, she is!  :-? :-?

To be honest i dont believe she will start stealing things to pay for a habit as she is succesfull at what she does owns a couple of houses and as i said before she has been doing coke for 10 years now and i think if it was going to get bad it would of by now ( i think ) i just want to get her to stop taking it this once or twice a month. Why is nothing simple in relationships.
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« Reply #27 on: 25 May 2008, 21:53:04 »

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How do you get through to someone who thinks its fine to take coke and that it is dangerous? By the way my other half is a beautifull woman not some crack head just incase i have been painting the wrong picture  ;)

That doesn't surprise me at all... Unfortunately it's the "in" thing, apparently... I'm glad I'm not into the latest fashions!!

Seriously... Hard and uncaring as it sounds, she will get worse and she wont stay beautiful for long. The addiction will get to her and she'll be taking it once a week, then a couple of times... Before long it'll be several times a day and she'll be stealing anything she can to pay for the habit.

Sorry if I'm blunt, but I see no point in mincing my words!  :-[ :-[ :-[

Perhaps you should let her read this thread and see what other people think, as long as you accept that she'll hit the roof when she finds out you've discussed it with us. Then you can show her that you aren't the strange one with your opinions, she is!  :-? :-?

To be honest i dont believe she will start stealing things to pay for a habit as she is succesfull at what she does owns a couple of houses and as i said before she has been doing coke for 10 years now and i think if it was going to get bad it would of by now ( i think ) i just want to get her to stop taking it this once or twice a month. Why is nothing simple in relationships.

To quote many a man.... "Women are a mystery" I'm afraid I think you are selling yourself short if you accept that she just does drugs because she has for years and it will be fine.

You have your morals, and you should stick to them. It's part of you and she would accept what you are saying, and at least try to stop, if she respected you.
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« Reply #28 on: 25 May 2008, 21:54:43 »

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How do you get through to someone who thinks its fine to take coke and that it is dangerous? By the way my other half is a beautifull woman not some crack head just incase i have been painting the wrong picture  ;)

That doesn't surprise me at all... Unfortunately it's the "in" thing, apparently... I'm glad I'm not into the latest fashions!!

Seriously... Hard and uncaring as it sounds, she will get worse and she wont stay beautiful for long. The addiction will get to her and she'll be taking it once a week, then a couple of times... Before long it'll be several times a day and she'll be stealing anything she can to pay for the habit.

Sorry if I'm blunt, but I see no point in mincing my words!  :-[ :-[ :-[

Perhaps you should let her read this thread and see what other people think, as long as you accept that she'll hit the roof when she finds out you've discussed it with us. Then you can show her that you aren't the strange one with your opinions, she is!  :-? :-?

To be honest i dont believe she will start stealing things to pay for a habit as she is succesfull at what she does owns a couple of houses and as i said before she has been doing coke for 10 years now and i think if it was going to get bad it would of by now ( i think ) i just want to get her to stop taking it this once or twice a month. Why is nothing simple in relationships.

To quote many a man.... "Women are a mystery" I'm afraid I think you are selling yourself short if you accept that she just does drugs because she has for years and it will be fine.

You have your morals, and you should stick to them. It's part of you and she would accept what you are saying, and at least try to stop, if she respected you.

And if she doesnt then wasnt to be.
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« Reply #29 on: 25 May 2008, 21:55:59 »

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How do you get through to someone who thinks its fine to take coke and that it is dangerous? By the way my other half is a beautifull woman not some crack head just incase i have been painting the wrong picture  ;)

That doesn't surprise me at all... Unfortunately it's the "in" thing, apparently... I'm glad I'm not into the latest fashions!!

Seriously... Hard and uncaring as it sounds, she will get worse and she wont stay beautiful for long. The addiction will get to her and she'll be taking it once a week, then a couple of times... Before long it'll be several times a day and she'll be stealing anything she can to pay for the habit.

Sorry if I'm blunt, but I see no point in mincing my words!  :-[ :-[ :-[

Perhaps you should let her read this thread and see what other people think, as long as you accept that she'll hit the roof when she finds out you've discussed it with us. Then you can show her that you aren't the strange one with your opinions, she is!  :-? :-?

To be honest i dont believe she will start stealing things to pay for a habit as she is succesfull at what she does owns a couple of houses and as i said before she has been doing coke for 10 years now and i think if it was going to get bad it would of by now ( i think ) i just want to get her to stop taking it this once or twice a month. Why is nothing simple in relationships.

To quote many a man.... "Women are a mystery" I'm afraid I think you are selling yourself short if you accept that she just does drugs because she has for years and it will be fine.

You have your morals, and you should stick to them. It's part of you and she would accept what you are saying, and at least try to stop, if she respected you.

And if she doesnt then wasnt to be.

Hard but true reality I'm afraid, IMHO anyway.
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