Smoke Weed Persuasive Speech

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Well some teens get tired of their parents babying them up and want live free, but they want everything to go their way like me I had them same problem but now I understand every teen going smoke weed if their stressing or wants get stuff off their mind. It’s hard for a teen to understand their not grown that’s when the pills and drugs come from then they had girlfriends that really stress them more then u notice it’s a change see me I learn the same way.

Sometimes parents hard on there children just cause they want them to do everything and its call they getting old the more they get older the more they stress my momma 40 years old and she get mad easy now she think she right all the time and just she thinks way different she will try
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Teens just smoke weed allot for fun sometimes cause they want to get high cause being high is fun and it feels good to them I tried it a couple times it feels good butt at the same time it’s bad for your health like black and mild’s and swishers but when they get older that stuff is not worth using cause it can send you to jail or be in the grave its true speaking real facts that’s how I was taught this era in life had change I just heard back in the day they never did this.

Grown people put they kids out they house for a while to let them learn a lesson or they send them to a facility where they need help at, but my momma didn’t do that my dad did that cause he think im crazy that’s why im like that cause he thinks he’s right to after my grandad tells me he’s wrong for stuff like that but I don’t like him, teens do need to understand right from wrong allot of teens tell them the same thin its really not they hard to get all you need to do is do what you gotta do I hate to see another person talk so reckless to their momma its so wrong I away’s tell them you will appreciate your mom she gave you food to eat and cloths to wear over the years you

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