How Can I Get My Brother to Stop Doing Weed?
Question by Ashley: How can i get my brother to stop doing weed?
My brother is 18, in high school, and he recently started doing weed. i want him to stop because its illegal and dangerous and gives you cancer. I keep telling him hes going to really mess up his life and get addicted, because my health teacher says weed can alter your brain in a way that you will never be able to get a job, besides the fact that it kills brain cells. how can i convince him to stop?
ps. if i dont stop him now he might do more bad drugs like cocaine and die.
D: help!!!!
Best answer:
Answer by River
its not dangerous it doesn’t give you cancer and it doesn’t kill brain cells. you should really do your own research on it instead of just listen to your health teacher they are paid to tell you it is bad. He is 18 and he will do what he wants you probably wont be able to make him stop but maybe you should make sure he is doing it legally and have him get a medical marijuana card.
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