What if all your friends are doing it?
Saying no can be really tough. Especially if you are in a group of your peers or family members. If you’re struggling to find a way out of a bad situation where drugs are being used, try these tactics.
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Get out of there
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“Sorry, I can’t. I have to get home for dinner!”
Sports
![](https://senecanativeconnections.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/lacrosse-300x300.png)
“Nah, my lacrosse team does random drug testing.”
Designated driver
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“Can’t, I’m the designated driver tonight!”
Change of plans
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“You know what? I’m starving! Let’s go out for a bite to eat instead.”
Be honest
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“Nope. Drugs are really bad for you and I’m just not into that.”