How can you tell your son is on drugs?

Answer 1

* Changes in style, music, clothing * Hanging out with a "bad crowd" (your child will imitate these peers) * Changes in grades/behavior at school, tardiness * Isolation from family * Changes in sleep patterns (i.e. sleeping all the time, not sleeping as much) * Changes in eating patterns (increase or decrease in appetite) * Paranoia * Decrease in personal hygiene * Secrecy * Sudden mood swings or bursts of anger * Lies, constant coverups * Excessive spending (i.e. constantly asking for money, money missing, etc) * Stealing (items missing from your home to pay for drug habit) * Strange odors on clothing (smoking) * Nosebleeds (from snorting drugs) Parents often miss very obvious signs of drug use in teens, passing it off as teenage problems. Any major change in your teen should be investigated carefully, but respectfully. Please, please do not fall into paranoia yourself and take privacy away from your child. If you respectfully keep good communication with your child, they will respectfully communicate back.

Answer 2

It's really hard to tell, for me anyway. I know a person that smokes up several times a day, so I do notice after years of observations, personality changes, after smoking up. Also, they will make stupid mistakes, and will argue at the drop of a hat. The theory that smoking up makes everyone mellow, is not true. They also have no ability to manage money. They spend like a drunken sailor. They will tell you they have no money and their credit card bills are way up, and the next thing they are telling you they bought useless stuff for thousands of dollars, like there are no consequences. Their reality is not my reality. I drink beer with these people sometimes, and it took three years before I happened to smell the skunk smell one day and confronted him. I had noticed the strange skunk smell on his clothes at work, but I don't have enough knowledge of drugs, so didn't clue in. Other people have said he smells, and I think they are talking about his clothes. Also he doesn't seem to care about his appearance, either.

Answer 3

Red, bloodshot eyes

Low, squinting eyes

Lethargy

Sleepiness

Slow speech or responses\

Skunky, marijuana smell

Marijuana paraphernalia (eg. Pipes, bongs, paper clips with resin on them, rolling papers, or lighters.)

In my opinion. however depending on how old your daughter is she should not be punished for marijuana use however do not condone it or allow her to. Just tell her you dont like it and if she does it you dont want her to smoke at home or at school/ on the weekdays.

Answer 4

why did u say son why not daudter ure sexist so im not going to anwer ur question u wasteman dick head

Answer 5

If he seems loopy then he is buying drugs or he is using drugs!