Can Anyone Help Me? My Parents Smoke Pot!! i NEED Advice!!

It does not matter what anyone says becuase people will say and do what they like regardless of if it's right or wrong. In my opnion you can smoke dope and shoot you'r vains full of herrion all you wan't, I could care less. Think about the whole process you go through, you'r high for what maybe a couple of hours? and then you have to do it all over again... To me that is such a brainless and completly stupid action! It's unecesarey, yeah yeah I know so are alot of other things, so please spare me and don't play that old card.

Certainly not. I had quit before she was born and had my first post-empty-nest j a month ago. Twenty-three years later.

Why on earth would you think she would know?

chai you appear to be getting ahead of your self.

look at the dates of these two posts from page 15 this thread.

http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1736313#1736313

next post is dated November

Lash wrote:

Certainly not. I had quit before she was born and had my first post-empty-nest j a month ago. Twenty-three years later.

Why on earth would you think she would know?

Oh. That's a different scenario than the one I was presuming. I had envisioned the sort of stereotypical situation where everyone knows about some thing going on in the house, but plays along as if not, to maintain the peace or continuity. Like the wife who knows that the husband goes and has a beer or two with the boys after work, but lets him think that she believes him when he says he is staying late to tie up loose ends at work, because its not doing any harm, and why fix what ain't broke. I think I've seen a couple of situations like that in a household or two I've been in, so I was doing some (bad, it turns out - I didn't even know your daughter's age) guesswork.

Does that make any sense?

Lash wrote:

Certainly not. I had quit before she was born and had my first post-empty-nest j a month ago. Twenty-three years later.

Why on earth would you think she would know?

Oh. That's a different scenario than the one I was presuming. I had envisioned the sort of stereotypical situation where everyone knows about some thing going on in the house, but plays along as if not, to maintain the peace or continuity. Like the wife who knows that the husband goes and has a beer or two with the boys after work, but lets him think that she believes him when he says he is staying late to tie up loose ends at work, because its not doing any harm, and why fix what ain't broke. I think I've seen a couple of situations like that in a household or two I've been in, so I was doing some (bad, it turns out - I didn't even know your daughter's age) guesswork.

Does that make any sense?