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ADDICTION ON DRUGS IS WORSE THAN PLAYING GAMES


Control over ones greed and lust are hard to obtain if you get addicted to something. Addiction can be found in anything that will arouse your feelings or interest. However some addictions can be harmful or even to point that it is fatal. Drugs is one of the addicting products that are harmful and widely used everywhere. Drug addiction do not only harm the physical aspect, it also affects the family and daily life which will ruin ones life.

It is not easy to control over the addiction of the drugs if the drugs itself affects our brain chemistry. Most of the addictive drugs drastically affects the way you feel, act and behave which in turn make people addicted. People get addicted because they want to feel pleasure and the relaxing feeling that they felt through consuming the illegal drugs. Such drugs will always have severe side effects however people do not care enough since they are usually stubborn or already too addicted to the drugs to even stop. Rehabilitation centers were put up since it is already accepted in the society that people who are involved in drugs needed tremendous help. People who are long addicted with drugs often involves violence since you need money before you can obtain it. They would do anything to satisfy their cravings for pleasure and that is how addicting a drug can be.

Drug addict may pertain to the individuals who takes drugs regularly however it is more likely that being involved in drugs will most likely harm their family without them knowing it. The harm can come from the people who are taking the drugs themselves or from the people where he is getting the drugs from. These illegal drugs affects your brain chemistry which means that you the person who are influenced by it might do something that they would not normally do to their love ones. Drugs and violence almost stick together as whole since when there is drugs, there will be violence involved. There had been numerous news or police cases where the people had their brain damaged to the point that they killed their family. according to the government studies, it shows that an estimate of 50-80% of child abuse incidents are a result of parent being involved with drugs.

When an individual had been addicted to drugs, it is most likely that their ruining their life. The daily routine will never be the same once you take them, friends will also change in which will affect on how you will handle people in the future. The user will never have focus and concentration in school since they will most likely be thinking about the drugs and trying to remember the feeling that they loved. These things happens to you unexpectedly when you consume these illegal drugs that will not the user or his family instead the user is just satisfying a temporary pleasure for a long term suffering.

Control over our behavior, acts and feelings will instantly be affected ones we consume drugs. Trying the drugs out is almost the same as consuming more than 100 drugs since you will be addicted to it after you take it once. Better be on the safe side and not take it for you to avoid these disastrous after effects of a temporary pleasure. Drug addiction will always be harmful in every aspect that will lead to ruining ones future and others.



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