Fatal Mix: Psychoactive Substances And Fun

Fatal mix: psychoactive substances and fun

Introduction

Current societies enjoy a space dedicated to fun and game, becoming a basic need that is associated with negative health consequences, since in specific places such as raves there is a polyconsumo of psychoactive substances generally by the population by the populationyoung man making these activities more and more accepted or are part of a normal lifestyle.

In this essay it will be compared, both in its content and structure, three texts that raise this topic: on the one hand, there is an objective article based on research through interviews The article is: Tensions in youth identities around consumptionOf ecstasy and the Dance culture (Camarotti, 2014), an objective objective based on research is also addressed through online surveys, the article is: profiles of substance consumption and recreational contexts in Argentine university students (Pilatt, et, 2019) and finallyThere is a subjective article formed of two stories that narrate the experiences of different characters under the influence of psychoactive substances that are: fatal destiny (Caicedo, 1988).

Developing

While it was previously indicated that the texts address the issue on how young people have related fun centers to the consumption of psychoactive substances, each of them raises it from a different perspective. Camarotti’s article (2014) is proposeddrugs, night fun experiences and, the spaces and uses that make time ”(P.

82), that is, study the social and cultural profile of several individuals and their relationship with the consumption of ecstasy in night fun centers creating their own rules the same that are accompanied by the search for its own identity and marked by electronic music,It should also be noted that no young man denied their relationship with drugs and indicates that it causes pleasure and at the same time breaks the routine making drug use perceived as something expected by the simple fact of being young. On the other hand we find the article by Pilatti, Fernández, Rivarola, Michelini and Pautassi (2019) which “analyzes 382 university students consuming substances and their relationship with the frequency of participation in different recreational contexts” (P.91), investigations were carried out through statistics to study the consumption of alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, stimulants, hallucinogens and depressants, where it was observed that alcohol consumption is usually normal followed by tobacco and marijuana, on the other hand it was also identified that it was also identified thatPoly consumers acquire psychoactive substances at Rave, Electronic or Rock Festivals and finally in Caicedo’s novel he tells stories about the experiences that the characters have under the influence of drugs, “fortunately they still had cigarettes and a yerba paquitaAnd they also had all night ahead ”(1988, P. 43) where he says that night fun is accompanied by the consumption of psychoactive substances, as well as the following story he tells how several young people die due to the abuse of psychoactive substances such as hallucinogenic “and, they say that he was seen not on foot, devouring how much Magreo Mugo~ NCONTE, 1 ~ Vera del Camino, and when he arrived in Cali he began to give public procurement, two police officers grabbed him without warning his potato;They put him on radiopatrulla where he died like a per.RO ”(1988, P.120), where it also refers to how a young woman who is not ready for motherhood falls into drug addiction by seeing that young people see the consumption of psychoactive substances such as a escape or way of finding comfort and evading reality.

As a great similarity between non -fiction texts and the story, since, refer to the places and situations in which drug use is given, they also describe how consumption becomes afun or escape harmful to young people. As explained in Camarotti’s text “The drug wave is to be able to feel something different, I don’t know what … music or whatever … is feeling … they are sensations. You go, purchases and payments of different things of anything … it is so (male, 29 years, non -consumer of synthesis drugs) (2014, p.102), he says that by attending the so -called raves, young people identify and leave aside the everyday, forming an environment where drug use is a way of finding themselves. This is also said by Pilatti, Fernández, Rivarola, Michelini and Pautassi “the Rave parties have a greater probability of reporting illegal drug use – individual way or in a pattern of polyconus – and of consuming them more frequently than their peers than their peers than their peers than their peers than their peers than their peersThey do not attend this type of recreational context ”(2019, P.97), where he explains that young people attending music festivals such as raves, electronics or rock have consumed several times substances, so the frequency with which they attend these recreational centers influences the drugs they acquire, making them poli consumers. And finally in Caicedo’s novel “He told me that, at another party, that same night. I agreed. Upon arrival, I saw only pale faces, little arnistosity, closed doors, prevention, horrible smoke. Very few people danced rock music ”(1988, P.44), in which he narrates as in the night fun centers, young people live an atmosphere full of drugs, but they see it as normal or usual that is part of youth.

conclusion

In conclusion, paraphrased thesis: young people enjoy a space dedicated to fun, usually in nightclubs that produce negative results for their health, because, a polyconsumo of psychoactive substances is generated.This is a problem to which more attention should be paid, since young people begin to see the consumption of these substances as part of youth, without taking into account the problems at the school level and the psychosocial imbalance that generates such consumption, alsoIt is related to electronic music or rock due to the stimulation and sensations that causes under the effects of psychoactive substances. These types of environments generate great consumption of psychoactive substances and young people do not keep in mind that not all drugs in the world will change their lives, which will be much more complicated if they do not begin to wake up and get out of that golden jail.

References 

1. Caicedo, a. (1988). From top to bottom of the right left . In a. Caicedo, fatal destiny (p. 43). Bogotá, Colombia: the black sheep Ltda. Obtained from File: /// C:/Users/Andres/Downloads/Tales%20de%20andr%C3%A9s%20Caicedo%20 (1)%20 (2).PDF
2. Camarotti, a. (2014). Individually together. Tensions in youth identities around the consumption of ecstasy and dance culture. Obtained from CECyP Research Notes: File: /// C:/Users/Andres/Downloads/Art%C3%Adleculo%201%20 (2).PDF
3. Pilatti, a. ,., Montejano, g., & Michelini, and. &. (2019). Recreational substance and context consumption profiles in Argentine university students . Obtained from Health and Additccions: File: /// c:/users/Andres/Downloads/Art%C3%Adleculo%202%20 (2).PDF