I found weed in my brother's room? Should I report him to our parents?

He will get a good shouting for days, be monitored and grounded if he is lucky not to be murdered and I will have the satisfaction of watching him suffer. :redface:

Reply 1

getjob5

15

Girlll, roll one and smoke it

Reply 2

WitnessMO

14

If you want full satisfaction, you should keep the evidence and go to the police.

Reply 3

karmacrunch

21

Original post by sooyoung*

He will get a good shouting for days, be monitored and grounded if he is lucky not to be murdered and I will have the satisfaction of watching him suffer. :redface:

I don't think that you should 'have the satisfaction of watching him suffer'. However, I think you should... Drugs aren't good (the knowledge of the century) and he could get involved with other things too.
How old is he? If he's an teenager definitely do so.

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Reply 4

AdamCee

18

Go for it, just remember if you do he will not ever cover for you if you ever happen to do something... Not worth the risk imo :P

Reply 5

The_Internet

20

I wouldn't. It's "only" weed. I'd give him a huge "telling off" however

Reply 6

the-black-lotus

8

Leverage? I don't know what your opinions on blackmail are but going by the fact you'd happily 'watch your brother suffer' I'd say you may be open to it, at least you might get something out of it...

(joking. I am aware that sarcasm doesn't translate well in text, particularly on TSR.)

Reply 7

Carterj09

12

Just take half of it, tell him you'll show it to your parents if he doesnt do something for you, thats what i'd do

Reply 8

yo radical one

6

Switch it for green tea

hotbox

Tell him off yourself, there may be a time when you want him to have your back and he's a like 'bitch please you grassed me up'

Reply 11

sooyoung*

OP

6

Original post by karmacrunch

I don't think that you should 'have the satisfaction of watching him suffer'. However, I think you should... Drugs aren't good (the knowledge of the century) and he could get involved with other things too.
How old is he? If he's an teenager definitely do so.

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yes, he is only 17.

Reply 12

VannR

21

Talk to him about it, not your parents. Tell him about how you are genuinely concerned about how it may affect him, let him know that you aren't happy about his behaviour. If he's unresponsive or won't commit to change, then talk to your parents.

That is, of course, if you actually care and are not just using this to get some leverage over him. In that case, what a shame.

Reply 13

Lilyghz

12

I say just tell him off, give him a warning and if he doesn't obey, report to your parents.

Reply 14

Starbarian

Dependant on how old he is, if he is like 17 or old then whatever, we've all done a bit of reefer in the past, warn him that you know, and that if he continues you'll tell your parents but this is a warning.

Then proceed to take it, roll a fat one, and love life. :leaf:

Reply 15

SassQueen13

17

Original post by yo radical one

Switch it for green tea

Lmao, this.

Reply 16

Old_Simon

12

Mind your own business. You are not your brother's keeper.

Reply 17

sooyoung*

OP

6

Original post by the-black-lotus

Leverage? I don't know what your opinions on blackmail are but going by the fact you'd happily 'watch your brother suffer' I'd say you may be open to it, at least you might get something out of it...

(joking. I am aware that sarcasm doesn't translate well in text, particularly on TSR.)

thank you, this might not be a bad idea except that if I keep some of the skung then my brother could easily bribe me too

(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 18

Flauta

9

Depends how old he is, I'm presuming you're older than him? I'd never dream of telling my parents something like that about my sister because I know she never would about me, definitely talking to him about it though.