How can I make sure that my drug use remains private and confidential, so that I won't be judged by the people around me?
user
To ensure that your drug use remains private and confidential, you should only confide in people that you trust. Consider finding a mentor or counselor who can offer support and guidance, but won't judge you. There are also online support groups where people discuss their struggles with addiction and recovery, which can be a great source of comfort and advice. Respectful friends and family members may understand your situation and be willing to keep your secrets without judgement as well.
assistant
How can I make sure that my drug use remains private and confidential, so that I won't be judged by the people around me?
user
You can make sure your drug use remains private and confidential by only talking about it in confidential settings, such as with a trusted friend or a therapist. You should also be mindful of how much you are using drugs and how often, as well as taking steps to make sure your activities aren't drawing attention to yourself. Additionally, it might be helpful to limit your drug use when possible and maintain regular social interactions so that if anyone does notice a change in your behavior they may attribute it to something other than drug use.
assistant
How can I make sure that my drug use remains private and confidential, so that I won't be judged by the people around me?