🍹Early to RISA 🧉M to [email protected] • 22 hours agoAnon tries smoking for the first timesh.itjust.worksimagemessage-square70fedilinkarrow-up1543arrow-down17
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minus-square@chiliedogglink14•5 hours agoI liked my sister’s answer when someone offered her cigarettes to try. “If I don’t like it, it will be a shitty experience. If I do like it, that’s much worse. There’s no way for me to smoke a cigarette and win.”
minus-squareApril (She/Her)linkfedilinkEnglish6•4 hours agoI mean as cliche as this seems to be an an answer, I think the best solution is to not try them in the first place. You can’t lose if you never play the game.
minus-square@chiliedogglink2•3 hours agoYeah. It’s weird that just saying “no” really is the best move. We just shouldn’t count on it when teaching kids about substance abuse. Just like with abstinence-only sex education, basing the entire strategy around just one method of preventing an unwanted outcome is dumb.
I liked my sister’s answer when someone offered her cigarettes to try.
“If I don’t like it, it will be a shitty experience. If I do like it, that’s much worse. There’s no way for me to smoke a cigarette and win.”
I mean as cliche as this seems to be an an answer, I think the best solution is to not try them in the first place. You can’t lose if you never play the game.
Yeah. It’s weird that just saying “no” really is the best move. We just shouldn’t count on it when teaching kids about substance abuse.
Just like with abstinence-only sex education, basing the entire strategy around just one method of preventing an unwanted outcome is dumb.