Is Your Loved One on Drugs? Hilarious (Yet Helpful) Red Flags to Watch For
We all want to believe our friends, partners, or family members are just naturally quirky, but sometimes those "quirks" are actually red flags waving in our faces. If you’ve been wondering whether your loved one is dabbling in something stronger than caffeine, here are some humorous—but very real—signs that something might be up.
1. The Sudden Einstein Syndrome
Has your loved one suddenly developed deep thoughts at 2 AM? Are they passionately explaining the meaning of life while eating an entire loaf of bread? If their brain has gone from "Where are my keys?" to "Time is a construct of the human experience," it might not just be a phase—it might be a chemical enhancement.
2. The Houdini Act (A.K.A. The Great Disappearing Act)
If your partner used to text back in three seconds but now vanishes for hours or even days with bizarre excuses like "I was helping a raccoon find its way home," they might not just be embracing their inner wildlife conservationist.
3. The Walking ATM
Does money seem to evaporate from their pockets at an alarming rate? Are they constantly “borrowing” money with vague promises of paying it back next Friday? If they suddenly become allergic to phrases like "budgeting" and "saving," you might want to start asking some questions.
4. The Mood Swing Olympics
One minute, they’re happier than a kid in a candy store, the next they’re mad that you looked at them "wrong." If their emotional state is more unpredictable than reality TV, it could be more than just a bad day.
5. Hygiene? Never Heard of It
If someone who once smelled like fresh linen now smells like... well, "questionable life choices," and showers have become a distant memory, this could be a major red flag. Bonus points if their teeth suddenly resemble an ancient ruin.
6. The Shady Friend Circle Expansion Pack
Have they acquired some new "friends" who look like they just stepped out of an episode of Breaking Bad? If their social group has suddenly changed from "people with jobs" to "people who only text in code," pay attention.
7. The Eyes Never Lie
Bloodshot, pinned, or saucer-sized pupils? Eyes don’t lie. Unless they’ve been doing 48-hour marathons of The Office, something’s up.
8. The Unexplained "Fitness" Routine
Are they suddenly full of energy at weird hours, pacing the house like they're training for an invisible marathon? Or maybe they're moving in slow motion like a sloth who just discovered relaxation. Either extreme can be a sign of trouble.
9. The Mysterious "Stash"
Have you found rolled-up dollar bills, burnt spoons, or small baggies with mysterious substances? If their “essential oils” now come in powder form, you may need to intervene.
10. The Excuse Factory
"It’s just stress." "It’s just allergies." "It’s just a new diet." If their explanations sound more creative than a bestselling novel, they might be covering something up.
What to Do If You’re Concerned
In all seriousness, if you suspect a loved one is struggling with substance abuse, approach them with concern, not judgment. Encourage open dialogue, offer support, and if necessary, seek professional help. A little humor helps lighten the mood, but addiction is no joke. Love, patience, and the right resources can make all the difference.
Final Thought: If your gut is telling you something isn’t right, trust it. But before you jump to conclusions, make sure they’re not just binge-watching conspiracy theories and eating too many sour gummies at midnight. That’s a whole different issue!
Theresa Star🌠 Cattouse
Twin Soul Connections
twinsoulconnections33@gamil.com
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