upsets wrote Very glad you didn't die <3 and I'm sorry to hear it. What made me realize how precious life can be. I was leaning back in a chair and cracked my head open on a brick and it wasn't very fun and I've never been in so much pain.

Glock- wrote

One experience that changed my life?

When i was about 17 i first moved to Texas the year before, didn't know anyone and was still in Highschool. I started hanging around with the wrong crowd, i ended up joining this group which i later found out was an Aryan Brotherhood group, for those who don't know. It's a white hate group(which i didn't know) I knew it was a small gang but didn't know exactly the extent of it as i just wanted to fit in

One night me and 3 others kids had to prove ourselves and i didn't know what they mean't by that but i went along for the most part. We arrived at this block that was full of African American gangs. I was in the backseat of an SUV and some person in the front seat handed a loaded handgun to the person next to me and told him to "do what it takes"

At that moment i knew i had to stop this and didn't want to be a part of this, I jumped out of the SUV and ran into an ally way behind some houses and kept running. I went right to the police and the next day they arrested all three of them. I don't know if the kid ever pulled the trigger but i knew that wasn't who i was.

2 weeks after i graduated i left for the Army, i knew if i didn't do something with my life i'd be either dead or in jail.

And today i have a wife, daughter and i am a police officer. I'd say that was a life changing experience for me..

Glock- wrote

One experience that changed my life?

When i was about 17 i first moved to Texas the year before, didn't know anyone and was still in Highschool. I started hanging around with the wrong crowd, i ended up joining this group which i later found out was an Aryan Brotherhood group, for those who don't know. It's a white hate group(which i didn't know) I knew it was a small gang but didn't know exactly the extent of it as i just wanted to fit in

One night me and 3 others kids had to prove ourselves and i didn't know what they mean't by that but i went along for the most part. We arrived at this block that was full of African American gangs. I was in the backseat of an SUV and some person in the front seat handed a loaded handgun to the person next to me and told him to "do what it takes"

At that moment i knew i had to stop this and didn't want to be a part of this, I jumped out of the SUV and ran into an ally way behind some houses and kept running. I went right to the police and the next day they arrested all three of them. I don't know if the kid ever pulled the trigger but i knew that wasn't who i was.

2 weeks after i graduated i left for the Army, i knew if i didn't do something with my life i'd be either dead or in jail.

And today i have a wife, daughter and i am a police officer. I'd say that was a life changing experience for me..

Hux wrote Just wondering, has any of you had a bad experience that has changed your life forever in any way at all?

I tried a legal high a year or two ago (big mistake) because I thought that it being legal, it wouldn't harm me. But I couldn't have been more wrong. I passed out in a matter of minutes, fell straight back on my head and cracked it open. Had around 7 seizures before the ambulance turned up and I was told I was lucky they were called so quick as if they came just a couple of minutes later, I would have been dead. It's changed my life mentally forever, making me a lot more paranoid of everyday tasks I do, lots of headaches and generally everyday stress thinking about that day. The high I took was called "Spice" and many of you have probably heard of it, it's killed a lot of people in the last year or two.

What about you guys, if you have had a bad experience?

Vial wrote

Hux wrote Just wondering, has any of you had a bad experience that has changed your life forever in any way at all?

I tried a legal high a year or two ago (big mistake) because I thought that it being legal, it wouldn't harm me. But I couldn't have been more wrong. I passed out in a matter of minutes, fell straight back on my head and cracked it open. Had around 7 seizures before the ambulance turned up and I was told I was lucky they were called so quick as if they came just a couple of minutes later, I would have been dead. It's changed my life mentally forever, making me a lot more paranoid of everyday tasks I do, lots of headaches and generally everyday stress thinking about that day. The high I took was called "Spice" and many of you have probably heard of it, it's killed a lot of people in the last year or two.

What about you guys, if you have had a bad experience?

Really lucky you didnt die from Spice mate Ive seen a documentary about what it does to people and its horrible probably one of the worst drugs out there and its mad you could go into a shop and buy it.