Drugs are an expensive item by and large. Perhaps not when you are experimenting with the odd one or two, but if they become a habit then the cost begins to mount up. Many drugs are psychologically addictive, some are physically addictive. This means in the end they become a drain on your cash, or you have to find alternative means to pay. Either way you run a serious risk of crossing the line into crime. Stealing If you need money you haven´t got this can be one of the easiest ways to get it. Perhaps it starts from your mum, from your brothers and sisters, from visitors to your home. Maybe you nick stuff at school from friends or classmates. Perhaps you start bullying younger kids to get cash. Take a thought for what you are doing - where will it lead. Errands For Dealers Perhaps you can´t pay one day so the person you get your drugs from sets you up to do a few jobs for him in exchange. Pretty soon you may well be in over your head, involved in things you wouldn´t normally dream of doing. Both these scenarios are easily possible. And it doesn´t stop there. As habits increase, people will do anything to get money to fund it. Violent crime, burglary, prostitution. These are all extreme things and may not seem realistic for you, but there are those out there who have trodden this very path, and would tell you to stay well away. True Life Stories Testimony One Testimony Two Testimony Three