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Teens use drugs because of peer pressure. 

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Teens use drugs because of peer pressure. 

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Teens do drugs to fit into a specific group, but this is harmful and leads to addiction. Doing drugs to be accepted by a group of friends will negatively impact your future.

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Since teens are at the age when people are most curious about new things, it is common for them to start drugs because they are intrigued. If their friends talk about how good they feel after taking drugs, teens will likely be curious and want to try for themselves. However, drugs are dangerous and should not be something to play around with when curious. Drugs are often life threatening and have deadly consequences.

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Teens use drugs to improve performance. 

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Teens use drugs to improve performance. 

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With large amounts of pressure from their parents or teachers, teens often rely on drugs to improve their performance on activities including tests and sports. Relying on drugs to be successful leads to addiction and will eventually cause the student to lose all self-control.

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Many teens do drugs to feel better about themselves, especially if they are stressed or feel hopeless. While they may think that drugs will fix all their problems, it is the opposite. Doing drugs will lead to teens feeling more anxious all the time, paranoid, and aggressive.

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Many teens use drugs to feel like an adult and be seen as a mature grown-up. However, this is not true since most teens who use drugs end up doing worse in school, get bad grades, and lose their responsibility.