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to be worried about drug-fuelled fb activity

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fannyinafit · 03/08/2010 18:51

im a lurker never posted before.... opinions sought

I met this girl at a wedding last year. She was 17 but acted much younger and her parents seemed to keep her on a tight leash. She's my friends cousin.

After we got back she added me as a friend on fb. In the past few days she has posted some really scary seemingly drug fuelled status updates which i initially thought were a joke but now I am a bit worried.. should i tell her cousin or keep my nose out? I wouldnt like to get her into any trouble but she seems so naive and genuinely off her tits : S

My friend is cool and would not alert parents but I dont want her to think im a weird. Friend in question doesnt have fb - she thinks its a load of shite and im inclined to agree

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sanielle · 03/08/2010 18:55

I would mention it... in a roundabout way if I could.. Maybe even jokey then let her see what she's written? So up to her what to do next?

FionaSH · 03/08/2010 18:56

I agree with sanielle

miniwedge · 03/08/2010 18:57

how do you know they are "drug fuelled"?

She could have mental health issues, she could be drunk, she could be just a bit odd....

My bil has mental health issues, if he is having a bad episode he is often accused of being "on drugs".

fannyinafit · 03/08/2010 18:57

ta : ) dont want to cause dramarama or spoil her fun (ahem) but she seems out of her depth

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fannyinafit · 03/08/2010 19:00

miniwedge she has mentioned taking drugs

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miniwedge · 03/08/2010 19:01

But surely she has other family members on her facebook?? Why do you need to mention this?

Her parents could be keeping her on a tight leash because of known issues.

fannyinafit · 03/08/2010 19:05

miniwedge u are right I do not know the full story. Will keep schtum as its nowt to do with me is it? Just worried and didnt want to be irresponsible and ignore it

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minxofmancunia · 03/08/2010 19:11

YABU

And presumptuous

And interfering

And making narrow minded assumptions

If she was 17 last year then she might be nearly 18 now, her business, not yours.

fannyinafit · 03/08/2010 19:31

minx if it was "great night last night we were off our heads on x" I wouldnt be concerned tbh. As you say her business.

Its the fact she seems genuinely upset that I am worried but as said before will not say anything... just wanted impartial perspective : )

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