Can Lack of Parental Supervision Lead to Drug Addiction? A Wake-Up Call to Parents and Guardians

Abstract

Alex was a 19-year-old drug addict a College boy from a small town called Dira, who boasted of his drug-induced stimulation as an energizer for more focused study while regretting its spectacularly energizing effect to indulge in frenzy moments of sexual intercourse. Alex, a first-year student at AB University, used to live with his lorry driver uncle who financially supported his wife and their two children. Alex was a khat and cigarette addict even before joining the university. He covered the expenses for his addiction by doing small businesses like selling cigarettes, sweets, and petty stuff on a part-time basis. He was academically strong and managed to join the University. However, he never had sex before joining the University.