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I think I may have lost my son today
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<blockquote data-quote="Baggy Bags" data-source="post: 734159" data-attributes="member: 22819"><p>Thanks, Copa. Yes, one day at a time.</p><p></p><p>And thanks for pointing that out, I do realize that mj-related psychosis is better than the alternatives, but I hadn't thought of it like that this time. It is something to be grateful for, for sure.</p><p></p><p>I think that if he's in the city, he will stay away from us more than if he's with non-professional people that he doesn't know. In that case, I think it'd be more likely that he'd try to come back for his stuff, which he would then likely sell to try to live on his own in hiding. </p><p></p><p>Maybe I'm just imagining this, but I feel like he's probably falling into depression, slowly realizing that the walls are closing in on him and he doesn't really have the option to just up and start a "normal" life elsewhere. He'll either have to be confined to my mom's house and her rules (and mine, because she's promised to keep them, PLUS she doesn't have internet at home) or run away and live in fear of the police finding him. Poor boy. I'm feeling so sad for him. He had so much going for him, except friends. It was always hard for him to make friends. He's so beautiful, he always got girlfriends, but they never lasted long. Breaks my heart to think of him so lonely and without me. I always his person, his comfort, his defender...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Baggy Bags, post: 734159, member: 22819"] Thanks, Copa. Yes, one day at a time. And thanks for pointing that out, I do realize that mj-related psychosis is better than the alternatives, but I hadn't thought of it like that this time. It is something to be grateful for, for sure. I think that if he's in the city, he will stay away from us more than if he's with non-professional people that he doesn't know. In that case, I think it'd be more likely that he'd try to come back for his stuff, which he would then likely sell to try to live on his own in hiding. Maybe I'm just imagining this, but I feel like he's probably falling into depression, slowly realizing that the walls are closing in on him and he doesn't really have the option to just up and start a "normal" life elsewhere. He'll either have to be confined to my mom's house and her rules (and mine, because she's promised to keep them, PLUS she doesn't have internet at home) or run away and live in fear of the police finding him. Poor boy. I'm feeling so sad for him. He had so much going for him, except friends. It was always hard for him to make friends. He's so beautiful, he always got girlfriends, but they never lasted long. Breaks my heart to think of him so lonely and without me. I always his person, his comfort, his defender... [/QUOTE]
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