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by travis bickle on March 6th, 2007

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Why would someone assume someone, who isn't under the influence of drugs, to be under the influence of drugs?

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  • by Sketchy Mess Jeoffory on March 14th, 2007

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    There are many possibilities.

    -They have known people on a certain drug to behave in a particular way and you are behaving in a similar manner.

    -They don't have experience with drugs and you are acting totally out of character, so they attribute it to drugs.

    -Someone else may have insinuated to this person that you were taking drugs.

    -They have learned the physical signs of drug use and you are showing them for an unrelated reason. (ie: dilated pupils, weight loss, glassy eyes)

    -You have some friends who the person knows use drugs or believes use drugs and they think you are guilty by association.

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  • by SaraZita on March 6th, 2007

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    If they think you're acting strangely and out of character than I am assuming they assume you're on something. You can get drugs pretty easily these days.

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