From Strugglingteens.com Essays By: Andrew Stanley Consider the amount of time and work it takes you to get high. First, you need transportation - a way to get your drugs. Next, you wait around for a while until the "guy" finally arrives, then you pay with money you earned, or more likely, money you stole. Once you get the drugs, then you need a place to get "high," preferably somewhere where you will not be caught. The final risk occurs when you come home after supposedly going to the movies or playing video games, because now you have to worry about your parents finding out where you really were. Once you establish this pattern, it consumes your life and virtually bankrupts your life, leaving you no future. What I failed to mention before, is that the people you trust will no longer trust you. This leaves your life filled with those fake friends who like your money, but have no concern for the risks you take with not only the law, but also your own life. Now, let's look at the implications of getting high the natural way. You get into shape, which in turn creates a better body image, more muscle and provides a better outlook on life. Once you start working out everyday, you find that your sense of happiness not only occurs after the run, but the high continues to increase for another couple of hours. This "high" puts you into a very positive space and your energy levels are similar to those of when you were a kid. It's that effective. This dedication to a sport will help you to develop a sense of discipline that not only helps during workouts, but in all areas of your life. Working out provides you with a sense of accomplishment, and you get "stoned" naturally without the "come down" of doing drugs. When comparing these two choices of getting "high," the natural way is the obvious choice because it triggers the same endorphins and PEA's as synthetic drugs. The natural high offers a healthy and positive way to make big changes in your life. May 04, 2006 This is Myles Mesaglio and i was at the same Wilderness program in Blue Sea Quebec with him. Andrew was a really athletic kid that began to do cocaine and when he got to Kiatou, he began running again. Gilles made us write essay and he wrote that one. Andrew was a really nice kid and i hope the best for him. Myles Mesaglio © Copyright 2012 by Woodbury Reports, Inc. |