Some friends and I were talking about what is constructive possession of drugs. I know that the definition you are looking for is “physical and/or financial possession of illegal drugs,” but maybe that doesn’t help you, since you are already in possession of drugs. I just mean that if you have drugs in your purse or backpack, you are not “constructively possessed” of those drugs.
I know this is a bit controversial, but I think it’s important to point out that a person is constructively possessed of drugs when they are doing something that clearly demonstrates a drug-using lifestyle. I suppose my main example was the time I went to a party with friends and we were all drinking. I was obviously in possession of the alcohol, but I’m not sure that I was constructively possessed of the drugs. I was still enjoying the party and I was just having a good time.
I don’t know if this is a real thing, but one of the most common ways I’ve seen people use the word “creatively possessed” is when I was going to school one day and someone grabbed my bag of weed. I was in the bathroom and I was really scared and he was saying, “You shouldn’t be scared because I know you’re not going to use it.” I immediately turned to him and said “Don’t touch my bag.
When I got home I saw a couple of people in the bathroom and I said, I dont know what you were doing but youre just going to get in my bag of weed. I stood there saying, I dont know about you but youre going to get in my bag of weed. Theyre all going to get in my bag of weed to eat my bag of weed. Theyre all going to get in my bag of weed to sleep on my bed.
The second time you use it is when you are done with it. The third time, it is time to make it available to the people that need it, even if you dont use it. We are here to offer a way for people to not only get high without the use of drugs, but enjoy the drug experience without worrying about the consequences.
The drug experience is just one of a hundred and fifty different things that we offer, and they add up to the experience of the user. In the same way that the act of taking drugs isn’t the same thing as the drug, even though they do share the same physical act in the same way, the same “effects” can be had from the use of drugs.
Drug use is like being in a drug relationship but without the drugs. You’re just taking the drug the wrong way. It isnt the drug, its the effects of the drug that are affecting you. You are not taking the drug to get high, the drug is just the tool that you use to accomplish your goals and fulfill your needs. Drug use is actually very similar to sex for us.
Drugs are used for some different reasons than those of sex. For example, you probably use drugs to get high, but you can also use them to help you stay calm when everything is a little too much. You can also use drugs to get high, but to give you some type of mental or physical high that you need to sustain you all day.
While there are definitely some people who use drugs in order to have a high, the actual use of drugs is not something that’s typically considered a sign of a problem. You can get high to function at a level that’s just too high for anyone to touch, so a drug-induced high is not something that’s considered a behavioral health issue. As for the drug itself, it’s often the gateway drug for some other drug.
As far as I know, the only people I’ve ever seen who have taken drugs are the ones who have a prescription for them. Those people need to be able to get out of a situation and get into a state with no other option but to get out of it. I think that’s a good thing, as I don’t really know anyone who has taken a drug.
