Too Crazy to not be Random Chance I have always tried to be accepting of other people’s ideas and habits, but one issue I have always struggled with is those of drugs and underage drinking. When I was a child had had the best—worst example as to why I should avoid these substances. My father was a very heavy smoker and drinker, and these habits of his has given him three heart attacks and a divorce by hitting my mother while intoxicated. My mother always preached to us to not fall victim to our bad decisions and try any of these substances, yet never told us why. Her reasoning was always a mystery to us. On September 31, 2016 I began dating my current girlfriend Veronica she was the first person I had ever dated who smoked weed. This was a
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She explained to us how she was never a big fan of meth, because it was way too strong for her. She says she felt as if her veins where going to pop out of her arms and that her brain felt like is was expanding to the point it would crack through …show more content…
She had been doing these things for two or three years as she worked at a bar in Springfield as a waitress when she met my father. My father at the time was also smoking week and doing cocaine as well, so they both began to become dealers on the side in order to fund their own addictions. After they were together a few years they were married inside the bar my mother worked at while they were high on cocaine. Three days after their marriage their home was swatted in the middle of the night while they were half naked. My mom says it all happened so fast she only remembers hearing loud noises and men with assault rifles breaking down the door to their bedroom. Both my mother and father spent a month in jail awaiting their trials. When their trials were conducted my mom was supposed to get twenty years in a federal jail while my father was supposed to get two years in prison. Somehow neither of my parents know how, but they both ended up with only five years’ probation. By this time they had lost their old home, so they had to move into my father’s parents basement in which they began to argue a lot. Eventually one night in the middle of an argument my father
She explained to us how she was never a big fan of meth, because it was way too strong for her. She says she felt as if her veins where going to pop out of her arms and that her brain felt like is was expanding to the point it would crack through …show more content…
She had been doing these things for two or three years as she worked at a bar in Springfield as a waitress when she met my father. My father at the time was also smoking week and doing cocaine as well, so they both began to become dealers on the side in order to fund their own addictions. After they were together a few years they were married inside the bar my mother worked at while they were high on cocaine. Three days after their marriage their home was swatted in the middle of the night while they were half naked. My mom says it all happened so fast she only remembers hearing loud noises and men with assault rifles breaking down the door to their bedroom. Both my mother and father spent a month in jail awaiting their trials. When their trials were conducted my mom was supposed to get twenty years in a federal jail while my father was supposed to get two years in prison. Somehow neither of my parents know how, but they both ended up with only five years’ probation. By this time they had lost their old home, so they had to move into my father’s parents basement in which they began to argue a lot. Eventually one night in the middle of an argument my father