1. Having narcotics
10 reasons why people easily fall into drugs. The first cause of addiction is having drugs. In addition to the existing addictive substances such as opium, heroin, cocaine, etc., there are more and more new types of addictive substances in the world, especially synthetic drugs, making the prevention of drug abuse difficult. now more difficult.
Currently, the work of cracking down on the production, possession, and trafficking of narcotics is taking place very complicatedly. The reason is that the profits of this item are too high, so many people still recklessly trade, produce and illegally store drugs. Even enticing relatives and friends to participate, even though the punishment for this type of crime is very heavy, it can be life imprisonment or death.
2. Subjectivity of addicts
This is the decisive cause of drug addiction. Because drug users lack knowledge about the harmful effects of drugs, they are easily lured by bad guys to try drugs, saying that they only tried once but still became addicted. After that, for the sake of personal honor, for the honor of their families and clans, they kept it a secret, but only got deeper and deeper into drugs. Read More
The lack of knowledge about drugs plus curiosity, curiosity, like to excel, show themselves in restaurants and discos. To be known as the stylish giants of play, leading to them voluntarily using drugs and becoming addicts.
3. Psychological factors
Some people use drugs as a way to escape the effects of the various stresses of modern life: stress in the family (intergenerational conflict, parental discord, separation, divorce), loss of loved ones attached to them, domestic violence, sexual abuse, the parent or sibling abuse of drugs, etc.), the stress in the learning environment (failure exam, failed exam). discipline, …), the stress in love, stress at work…
In the early stages, drugs seem to be able to help with life’s problems, or to make life better, making the person’s addiction worse. Thus, the psychophysiological and social consequences of drugs are worse than the initial problems that the person wants to solve or avoid.
In particular, some teenagers who have family problems are often bored, drop out of school, run away from home, and form gangs of wandering, stealing, pickpocketing, etc., and then get dragged into it by bad guys. injecting drug users and taking advantage of these subjects to illegally transport drugs.
4. Biological and genetic factors
Biological and genetic factors also interact with key developmental stages in a person’s life and influence the risk of drug addiction. Families with grandparents or parents who are addicted to drugs are often at high risk of their children becoming addicted as well.
The most dangerous situation today is the use of drugs by teenagers due to the influence or pressure of their addicted friends in the group according to the rule of “either assimilated in the group or excluded from the group” . The psychological characteristics of adolescents are that they do not want and cannot live alone outside the group.
In some places, the custom of smoking opium also causes the majority of people in that locality to become addicted.
5. Family environment
Currently, the sense of education and care for children of some families is often loose. Because of their livelihood, some parents are so busy doing business that they forget to educate and shape their children in contact with friends. didn’t know. Only when your child commits a crime is arrested and arrested, it is too late.
Especially dangerous is that some families, because of their honor or pampering their children, do not dare to admit to the community that their children have been addicted, do not dare to send their children to treatment in detoxification facilities, and are subjected to pressure. force often have to provide money for them to buy drugs, leading to their becoming more and more addicted.
Some families lack experience in educating their children such as lack of determination, fear of angry children leaving, and fear of breaking up the family, and causing children to be encroached upon. Some families because parents are too angry or punished too harshly or unfairly also easily lead to children having a sense of resistance, depression, and easy addiction to drugs.
6. Social environment
It can be said that now we are living in a social environment full of temptations of social evils: drug trafficking groups and dens still exist in many places, and addicts still have many social evils. It is relatively easy to find and buy drugs.
Besides, the downside of the market mechanism is always the land for all kinds of social evils to develop, especially drug evils. But these negative sides first affect the youth, who have a pragmatic lifestyle, like to play, and enjoy but do not work.
The evidence is that today, in society, the gap between rich and poor is increasingly divided, some families get rich very quickly, leading to children having conditions to play, compete, and be easily tempted by drugs. . As for some family members who do not have the financial conditions to meet the needs of playing and demanding, theft and robbery are born, especially when addicted to drugs, the need for money increasingly leads to behavior. serious violations of the law such as murder, robbery, prostitution, etc.
7. Work and study pressure
Work pressure is also the reason why many people turn to drugs to seek pleasure and euphoria. Currently, in many places, whether it is business offices or construction sites, industrial parks are likely to appear as drug addicts and the number of addicts has only increased, not decreased.
What is more dangerous is that the school environment from elementary to university has been infiltrated by drugs. The pressure of studying makes some students unable to keep up and easily stressed, making them depressed and drop out of school and then easily seduced by friends leading to addiction.
8. Ethical standards are eroded
In the market mechanism, social ethical standards are also more or less changed and eroded. Many people do not have a sense of respect and compliance with the law, many people have an indifferent attitude toward society. Typically, even though they saw a criminal object, they did not report it to the authorities… Taking advantage of this, drug criminals did not stop attacking the “prey”. In addition, in many places, the authorities and functional agencies have not yet mobilized the entire people’s strength in the fight against drugs.
9. There are many shortcomings in the management and assistance of drug addicts
In fact, the work of managing and helping drug addicts and people after detoxification still reveals many loopholes and shortcomings. For addicts, many political institutions and organizations, including schools, still fail to control and promptly detect people who show signs of drug addiction for timely treatment.
In addition, people who return to their locality after being detoxified are still shunned and discriminated against, making them feel guilty, and giving rise to the idea of boredom, lack of faith, lack of stable jobs, and lack stable jobs. to relapse. Therefore, we need to pay more attention to addicts, not discriminate against them, and create conditions for them to soon have jobs and quickly integrate into the community. Also, Read
