Tonight I was out partying. I must admit for the first time, I felt very grown up. I looked around and saw a large amount of youngsters all around. Most of them were so drunk they were falling and triping in each other. Some ever had to be held up by their friends. And some, I am not quite sure who was holding who up!
With alcohol, it has become a socially accepted thing. I too enjoy a good drink. However, I don’t allow myself to become so intoxicated that I cannot control or look after myself. Yet it seems to be the norm to allow ourselves to do this. The reality is that we all make mistakes. Some mistakes are bigger and more serious than others. But as long as we can learn from our mistakes and rectify them, then it? can be? ok to make mistakes.
Some mistakes we make are a normal process of growing up, such as getting drunk as part of a night out.? It can also? include mixing with the wrong crowd and having the wrong friends. Unfortunately, this can lead to worse mistakes such as taking drugs. This aside from being socially unacceptable and illegal can? actually cause you physical and mental harm. Thankfully? if you find enough common sense and? actually realise that you should not be taking drugs and want to get on to the right road to recovery, then you are already half way there.
Just get yourself checked into a drug rehab and you are well on your way to getting better / solving your problem / stopping drugs. I am not saying that it will be an easy process but at least you will be able to retain your self respect, and perhaps even the respect of your friends and family.