Why is my friend doing this?
I have a friend which I met a few months ago, she's 38 and has a 18 years old daughter. I'm 22. I've noticed she won't stop talking about her daughter, she's constantly showing me everything of what her daughter does. (Trying to show her off I guess) Like if she's trying to prove something which I don't understand.. help?
How do I stop my friend from doing Molly?
My friend recently came clean with us that he does Molly a lot. It seems to have taken over his life. All he ever talks about is how great doing Molly is. But they're both married to other people.
My friend is doing bad things?
my best friend roxy is being so bad!!! i feel like im going to lose my best friends example:she has been sleeping with random guys since i live next to her i could here her with him and she has been coming late like 4:00 and i bet she has went to clubs and is doing smoking and drugs what should i do i really dont want to lose my friend we have been best friends since PR-K and i just really want my friend back cause what happens if she drives while she is drunk and fets into a car accident i really miss her!!! what should i do
My friends are doing cocaine....?
I generally consider myself (and my group of friends) to be the stereotypical stoner. We don't really drink, we don't do hard drugs, mainly we stick to weed and hallucinogens. Lately though, a couple of my friends have, apparently, started getting into coke. I'm a little conflicted in how I feel about this. On one hand its coke, and no one can claim they don't know it's bad. On the other, coke kind of has a negative stigma attached to it like marijuana, LSD, ect. I know people here indulge in these substances, and I'm okay with that, but I'm, obviously, worried about my friends. I'm not opposed to the notion that anyone can take a substance responsibly, but when you get into substances that are quite clearly dangerous and addictive I don't know how to feel about that. I want to say "don't do coke, that's dumb" (although I kind of already have), but I feel like that sort of makes me a hypocrite. I haven't noticed it having an detriment on their life yet, but that could change any day. I don't know what to do about it, because I'm pretty sure they're already kind of set in doing it, but they've already gotten a few of my other friends to "try" it, and that doesn't sit well with me. I don't want them getting addicted, ******* up their bodies, but, in the end, it's their choice. What should I do? Should I do anything? I honestly don't know what to think...
How do i make my friend stop doing drugs?
You can't make your friend stop doing drugs. You can help her to see the light, and attempt to intervine....but she has to have the DESIRE to stop. Same goes with her boyfriend issues. She has to realize things on her own. I know seeing it from the outside it frustrating for you. She's blinded by a false sense of love. Tell her your opinion, which may be uninvited...and if she doesn't agree with you, tell her you love her and don't want to see her hurt in any way, but you may haver to distance yourself from her for a while until she can make good choices for herself. She might respond with anger, but that's expected. Don't overwhelm yourself with something you cannot change. You are not responsible for her.
What should I do when my friends are doing a crime?
If you have knowledge of a criminal plan is being hatched or a criminal act in under progress, it is your duty to inform the right authorities or police as the case may be. When the crime gets discovered and your prior knowledge comes to fore, you will become an accessory to that crime. You can be held guilty under more than one section Cr PC.
Should I report my friend for doing drugs?
If you're concerned about your friend, tell her. Don't attack her, and don't make accusations, demands, or threats (i.e. “turning her in”). Let her know that you care, and you're worried. If she wants to talk about it, listen. If she doesn't, let her be, but let her know that you’ll help her in any way if she ever finds she needs it. Don't judge her.If she's a drug addict, she has a long and difficult road ahead. Someday she may need help, but that's something she'll have to realize on her own. You cannot help an addict who doesn't want to be helped. Be patient, be supportive, and if the day comes where she decides to seek help, be there to assist her.A drug addict’s life is built around denial, and no amount of badgering and concern will result in acceptance of the problem. I was a heroin addict for years, and I pushed away everyone who wanted to help. Pushing an addict to get clean when they're not ready will just make them feel isolated. It took me a long time to admit to myself I had a problem, and even longer to ask for help.Just keep in mind that you can't force someone to change.After writing all this, I realized I don't know which drug(s) you're referring to. If it's just weed, don't even concern yourself; your friend is fine.
Should I join a sport just because my friends are doing it?
Thanks for the A2A!This is purely your choice. If suggest since you already signed up, go for it and play around a bit. Tennis may be a sport that you enjoy greatly; who knows? But if you truly dislike it, I doubt your friends would judge you too much if you quit. You don't want to make yourself miserable just because your friends are playing that sport.My dad tried to get me to play tennis, but I'm AWFUL. Absolutely awful. We played for about a year and I got no better. The entire time I was just miserable when I got dragged to the court to go practice. I really didn't enjoy it, and after about a year I told him I wanted to quit seeing as I didn't enjoy it. He of course thought I was enjoying the sport the entire time, so he was shocked.Do what you think is best. Hopefully this gave you a small bit of insight?x
Why would my ex boyfriend ask my friend how I'm doing?
Because you are apart of his soul. You were intimate. You shared the deepest part of each other with the promise it would work. You tried. That’s all anyone can ask, but the obstacle course of desires and pragmatics left you walking on different paths. It doesn’t mean he wants to get back together. You want that. Unless, the person who left makes a grand gesture, assume that the break is now status quo. People have to change a lot if the outcome would ever be different. Relationships have to be comfortable to survive. You can’t be someone you are not and neither can they.