When I was about 9, my dad came home from a PTA meeting where they had shown a scare film about drugs. In a somewhat agitated state, he wanted to make sure I knew that if anyone offered me drugs, I should say no. He never went into any detail as to what these drugs might look like, so I had to imagine the bigger kids cornering me on the playground and forcing me to drink cough syrup. For the most part, I said no to drugs, but when I was 21, I had a roommate who had had some addiction issues. He told me the same story!
A childhood belief about drugs
others believed things like this
- I thought drug stores sold drugs. I never understood how they could sell illegal drugs.— Diana Rios
- I used to belive that when ever somebody did grafiti that meant they did drugs.— none of ur business
- After Grange Hill's "Just say no campaign" that people would force me to take drugs ... if only.— Netty
- for some time I used to think that at a drug store people really sold drugs.— NEO_ryu
- When I was a young girl I used to believe that drugs were sold in drugstores so I never dare get into one.
— inma d - When I was younger, I used to belive, that tile joints were a smoking drugs...— Anaëlle