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<blockquote data-quote="Calamity Jane" data-source="post: 582944" data-attributes="member: 13882"><p>Hi and welcome,</p><p>I don't think <u>anyone</u> wants to be a loser. It does seem that way, though, when an able bodied young man exhibits no drive to be employed and combines that with pot and/or other substance use.</p><p>Was there a "before" and "after" for your son? By that, I mean did he perform well socially and in school before you noticed pot use? Did he have good friends at an earlier age, before he started hanging around with the people he hangs around with currently? Was there a particular event that you can think of that precipitated this, or did was he challenged socially as far as you can remember?</p><p>In any case, it is a privilege to live at home when you're 19. It is a privilege to be on parents' car insurance and phone plan. He will take as long as you give. Why did he recently live with his aunt and your mother?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Calamity Jane, post: 582944, member: 13882"] Hi and welcome, I don't think [U]anyone[/U] wants to be a loser. It does seem that way, though, when an able bodied young man exhibits no drive to be employed and combines that with pot and/or other substance use. Was there a "before" and "after" for your son? By that, I mean did he perform well socially and in school before you noticed pot use? Did he have good friends at an earlier age, before he started hanging around with the people he hangs around with currently? Was there a particular event that you can think of that precipitated this, or did was he challenged socially as far as you can remember? In any case, it is a privilege to live at home when you're 19. It is a privilege to be on parents' car insurance and phone plan. He will take as long as you give. Why did he recently live with his aunt and your mother? [/QUOTE]
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