"Do you think if a person uses drugs, you should stay with them?"

To this question from your friend, you answered that yes, the person should stay with him.

You should stay with Pavel.

Pavel is a strange person.

He does not fight crime, but on the contrary, he lives in a criminal environment like a dirty criminal. He drinks, smokes, and even uses: he often chews hanka or pricks, and you don't care so much because you've become attached to him like a dog. Maybe your mind tells you every day that it's time to get away from this addict, your heart has a completely different opinion. And, believe me, if you leave Kashchey's, it will be worse for you.

For this reason, you decided that you can somehow get your man out of addiction. And how and what methods you will use is no longer so important.

The first thing you decided to do was just ask him to quit drugs, to which Pavel laughed in your face and said:

"Or maybe I should leave you? Don't say shit."

The bandit swore at you for every such request, but you didn't get upset. You can still "cure" him.

And even if at some point he breaks into the apartment in a drug frenzy and demands money from you for a new dose, you promised yourself that you would not leave him, but of course you will not give money.

"Did you see where I put the empty pack of cigarettes?"

Kashchei asks you one day, rummaging through the lockers in search of that "empty" pack of cigarettes that you threw away.

She wasn't empty.

But there were no cigarettes in her either.

There was only one thing in pack - a dangerous substance, hanka that Pavel chews and gets a kick out of it.

"I'm asking you again, did you see where I put the damn empty pack of cigarettes?"

Yes, you won't leave him, but the main thing for you is not to get tired, otherwise everything will end too badly.