Today, I was talking to my aunt about my brother's recent arrest for drug possession. I proudly told her that I have never done drugs of any kind. Her response: "Well, actually you were born addicted to heroin, so you had a drug problem long before your brother." FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Same thing different taste
Stashed
Today, after my aunt died and left me everything, I found my heroin addict brother searching my house, demanding his share of the money. He thought I had it in cash, so I called the cops. Now our mom is mad at me because a good brother would have given him something. FML
Today, my mom told me she's a drug addict, sold my bed to buy meth, and then lectured me about how I should be okay with it. FML
ADMIT IT!
Today, my mum accused me of doing heroin because some teaspoons had gone missing. FML
Today, I met some of my boyfriend's family for the first time. His aunt said I was really cute, which made me happy. As we were leaving I said "Your aunt thought I was cute." His reply..."Yeah, well, my aunt's on drugs". FML
Check yourself
Today, my mom talked to me and my brother about how great it was that our cousin was getting away from drugs and becoming sober, as he would have so many more opportunities opened up for him now. She explained all this while sitting on our patio, smoking a blunt. FML
One-upmanship championship
Today, my mother topped someone's story of their child's problems by saying I'm on drugs. This resulted in people showing up to stage an intervention for me. She made the whole thing up and I've never used drugs, but no one believes me. FML
Today, I texted my brother saying, "Always remember I love you! Never forget it!" to which he replied, "You better not be doing drugs." FML
Tone police
Today, I got into a major fight with my parents over my younger brother stealing from me. Their response was to get angry at me for my "tone" with them. My brother is 18 with an obvious drug problem, but my tone is the problem. FML
Today, my older brother offered me a cigarette. I took it and barely took a drag before he socked me in the arm and lectured me for taking the offer. He's an alcoholic, and smokes daily. FML
Today, I was in the car with my mom. We were discussing my brother, how he's been screwing up majorly lately and she blamed it on his friends. Then she turned to me and said, "It's a good thing you've never had any friends." FML
Top comments
idkweird 0
Wait, so....F your life because you were born addicted to heroin and havent touched any type of drug since that time? Obviously, it didn't affect you all that badly. Two of my cousins were born the same way and have had learning disabilities because of it. What did it do to you??
quinnteh 0
Uh wait, are you saying it's NOT a good thing to not have done drugs? Loser.
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LilaBear 2
FYL. If you were born with a heroin addiction, that's not YOUR drug problem, that's your MOTHER'S drug problem.
peoplecanbedumb 0
umm, i don't know if ya'll know this, but infants can NOT become addicted to heroin if the mom uses during birth. the molecules are too large to diffuse through the placenta. and this is legitimate info because i learned it during the human reproduction section of my AP Biology class last year. and don't tell me i'm wrong, because i'm 95% sure of this fact, unless you can back it up with a reliable source.
JFox 8
http://www.acde.org/parent/Pregnant.htm The babies of narcotics-dependent mothers are often born dependent themselves and suffer withdrawal symptoms, such as irritability, vomiting and diarrhea, and joint stiffness. http://www.bookrags.com/research/addicted-babies-edaa-01/ The drugs are carriedacross[sic] the placenta from mother to fetus. Those were just the first two results from a quick Google search. I'm sure I could find scientific papers, if you absolutely won't accept those...
trinity1982 0
Ibuprofen is not addictive and so will not cause problems with people becoming dependent on it, this can occur with other painkillers. It also means that people will not build up a tolerance to the drug: meaning that they will not need larger and larger quantities of the drug to induce the same pain releasing effects. It is not physically addictive but it can be a psychologically dependancy. When something is physically addictive your body goes through withdrawals when you stop taking it. Think cigarettes or cocaine. Psychological dependancy occurs if your unconscious mind starts to believe that you can't sleep unless you take a pill then you will experience insomnia if you stop taking the pill. Psychological dependence is when a person who has taken a medicine for a long time wants to continue taking it because it produces a feeling of well-being. If the patient suddenly stops the medicine it can lead to psychological withdrawal symptoms including anxiety.
kkbanks 0
crackhead babay!
mariano92 3
u just seem like u were trying to brag
PeteyPablo12308 20
Yes it is entirely possible to be addicted to a drug(s) when born 'cause of your mothers drug problem. I was a drug baby as well.
PapSmearNinja 4
hahaha ohhhh snap!! smack in the face!! herrriiooooonnn baby!!!
Kaoruchan_fml 0
My mom didn't do drugs while she was pregnant with me, so I wouldn't know how it feels, but she smoked.. Because of that I had ADHD so bad when I was little, I was just out of control, now I still have ADHD, but it's getting better, so FYL
samm420 0
loveyahun, shut the **** up. No one likes middle school aged attention ****** like you.
J3NNI3LYNN 9
That's horrible