Web Watch has long heard the old adage that too much alcohol and drugs would lead to too much sex, whether it be promiscuous college adventures after druken fraternity parties with your secret crush or something more dubious from club dates or online hookups.
But all that may just be a precursor to what really happens later in life, especially with women (men, not so much)…
Continue reading THE MORE SEX YOU HAVE, THE MORE LIKELY YOU ARE TO ABUSE ALCOHOL OR DRUGS
They say that everything that you post on the Internet becomes part of the public record, and could affect you down the road if a potential employer decides to do a little social media digging to see whether you really would be a good employee or not.
Sure, some things could be attributed to a little venting in your status updates, but there’s also the possibility of trends emerging that you may not see unless you’re looking at your profile with a fresh set of eyes.
Continue reading PROOF THAT ALL FACEBOOK USERS ARE ALCOHOLIC, DRUG-TAKING, IRRESPONSIBLE LOSERS
Remember when Web Watch told you about “butt chugging”, one of the latest teenager trends for getting high, drinking, or doing drugs?
Well, as soon as one fad goes out of fashion, another one comes into vogue — and by now, Web Watch is sure that you’ve already heard about those kids who are trying to get high via hand sanitizer.
Really?
Really?
Continue reading BEYOND HAND SANITIZER: 10 OTHER THINGS THAT TEENAGERS ARE USING TO GET HIGH
Parents — there’s a disturbing new trend amongst teenagers who are trying to get drunk in the most unique ways possible.
A few years ago, dropping shots of vodka directly into your eyes was the allegedly go-to way to get an instant buzz on. Today’s kids are a bit more creative: Continue reading LATEST TREND IN TEENAGE DRINKING TECHNIQUES? VODKA-SOAKED TAMPONS AND “BUTT CHUGGING”
Choices and Consequences: What to Do When a Teenager Uses Alcohol/Drugs
Social networking website can be addicting. Who knew?
The people at the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University, that’s who.
They’re the ones who recently came up with a study on teenage drug abuse and addiction entitled NATIONAL SURVEY OF AMERICAN ATTITUDES ON SUBSTANCE ABUSE XVI: TEENS AND PARENTS. Continue reading SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES CAN BE JUST AS ADDICTING TO TEENAGERS AS DRUGS AND ALCOHOL
