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Drug Dealers

If you have a friend or family member that is dealing drugs they are taking a great risk, depending on how often and what kinds of drugs they are selling. You can call on them to account for their behavior and tell them that they put themselves and other people at risk. You can also call on them to account for the risks they are causing you and tell them that you want them to stop. They then have two options: to quit or to continue. If they choose to continue, it is up to you what to do.

You could end your friendship and tell them you will not spend time with them until they stop dealing. Then the choice is up to them: continue dealing or continue the friendship. If they doesn't stop, ask yourself what you mean to them. You can also offer to go with them when they get help.