How do drugs affect you socially

Families suffer due to cultural and social factors of drug behavior, including their own understanding of the disease process and the addict’s behavior due to drug abuse, draining of family resources, shrinking from responsibilities, sickness and death faced as a consequence of drug abuse, extramarital relations, distortion of interpersonal family relationships, and violence. Family reaction to drug addiction includes denial, blaming, suppressed anger, depression, bargaining, preoccupation, change of personality, and codependency. Family and friends respond differently. In a study done in India, a sizable majority (58%) of family members felt bad; nearly two-fifths expressed their annoyance and anger; about one-fifth (22%) advised the addict to give up drugs and expressed negative and nonsupportive attitudes such as hopelessness and being ashamed of the addict’s act; indifference and desertion by the spouse also were expressed by a smaller percentage of family members. Similarly, 42 percent of friends showed concern, 39 percent broke a friendship, and the rest showed no specific reaction. The community also showed resistance.

Explanation:

Explanation:

Drugs affect you socially because some of your friends may not want to be around you anymore. Also drugs affect your mindset and the way you think, you may end up saying things to people around you that you didn't really want to say which will make people wanna distance from

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