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Letter to your friend about danger of drug addiction

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Answered by darkleo789p9lxee
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HI...THE LETTER IS...

It frustrates me to no end when people don't realize the importance of being responsible for ones actions. They come with all sorts of sorry excuses as to why they cannot be held accountable for their own lives. They blame the fact that we are weak and human. Yet their beautiful God given children suffer for it.

NOW! Stop prostituting yourself for a drug merchant who has his kids at the best schools, gets private health care and drives posh cars with YOUR heard earned money...or wait, het jy nie miskien die geld gesteel/gerop nie? Yes you put your life in danger to educate/feed/clothe the merchants wife and kids, yet YOUR children don't know where their next meal is gonna come from.
Decide that today is the day. 
I don't need drugs because drugs don't need me. 
Every day you wait is a God given day wasted. 

I HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU....
#SOHAM❤️❤️
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Answered by shankarphoto7p9mxh1
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Dear Vanessa,

I hope that this letter finds you well - or at the very least better than the last time that I seen you. I am really concerned about you and the choices that you are making for your life. You are a smart, funny, handsome and gifted young man and I feel as though you have forgotten who you are and where you have come from. I know that your family would not be supportive of your lifestyle choices. Imagine what your mum would think?

I know that you may not really care what your mum thinks right now, but I am sure that you will someday soon. Your family love you very much and do want what is best for you. As your closest friend I feel as though I have to address this with you. I am not sure if you can see the ramifications of the choices you are making. You a extremely thin and sickly looking, you have withdrawn from life, suffer paranoid/hallucinogenic episodes (and if you think that is not fun for you, can you try to imagine how distressing it is for me to be there with you?) I laughed the first time you thought you were a monkey, as you were happy but the other day when you thought the room was full of spiders and you could not recognise me (or anyone) and you were very distressed was awful. I know that you hate spiders, but you were violent and inconsolable. It was heart breaking - especially as I knew that there was nothing I could do (because you didn't even know who I was!).

I understand the want to escape, to relax. That is normal, and I love my down time with you. Well, at least I did. I want you back. The old you - the one that made me laugh and watched ridiculous movies with me. The you that cared about how I was. The you that looked after themselves and engaged in interesting discussions. The you that I know you still are. I want that back. I want you to care about how your behaviour is affecting others. Let me, or us help you. Drug addiction is hard work to kick but we will support you all the way. I cannot however continue to support what you are doing. It is killing me. 

I am thought that you are aware of all of the side effects of the choices you are making, but now I am not so sure. Lets talk about it. I have looked into a few different options and would like to chat to you about them later. I love you. I will always love you. Don't push me away now, I can help. I'll call by this afternoon and we can talk. Please don't be too angry (or alternatively be really angry - but stay with it, don't get high to escape those feelings). I am worried about you.

                                         Kirst
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