I'm Drug-Free

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Just because I don't do drugs, let alone marijuana, doesn't mean I'm a wimp or a chicken. Being drug-free has, and will always be, the greatest moment of my life. I don't need illegal drugs to improve my image or my so-called "social status;" all I need are my family and a clear head. I don't do drugs because it's wrong, it's stupid, it's dumb, and it's not my thing. Doing all kinds of drugs, like crystal meth, will mess up a human being's brain and lives will have been ruined. I don't sniff cocaine in my brain because it'll mess my brain up. I don't smoke weed, pot, skunk weed, or marijuana because all of them will tend to mess me up. And I don't use heroin because it'll mess me up and my social life, as well. I don't need drugs to prove to anyone that I'm cool, or to be part of this so-called "clique." Everybody knows that being drug-free means that good things will happen. I tend to stay drug-free, and that's what I'm going to do. And if everyone were to withstand the rest of their lives with no drugs, then it'll be for their friends and families. I will remain drug-free for what will be the rest of my life. In the words of the D.A.R.E. organization: "Just say 'no'."