Did I do the right thing? Or was I out of line?

Question

This weekend, I was out with my friends at the mall, Jonathan, and Dakota. We ran into some of Dakota's friends from school(I had JUST met Dakota) and they were trying to get him to go to a party with them, and making a big deal talking about all the drugs they were going to score there and everything else. Dakota said he wanted to go but he couldn't sneak out, because he was going to spend the night with me, and Jonathan at My mom, and Jonathan's dad's house (our parents are dating) So the guys told Dakota they would bring some stuff back from the party for him (IE drugs and Bacardi) The rest of the night Dakota went on and on about the drugs and stuff, and how he couldn't wait for tomorrow so he would get them. When Jonathan, and Dakota left for the store to get sodas later that night, Jonathan's dad asked me if Jon had been smoking, because he went into his dads room looking for cigarettes, before he went to the store. I talked to them about him smoking earlier that day, and then

Answer 1

What you did was exactly right.  ALWAYS tell when someone can get hurt.

Answer 2

dont ever be a tattle tale. they grow up into rats. and no one likes a rat.

Answer 3

you were very right in what you did. i don't even know you and I'm super proud of you. you might not see it this way but doing that you could have saved either of their lives. and don't regret it either, you did the right thing, the right thing is never ever the wrong thing so feel good that you did that.

Answer 4

You weren't out of line, this was the right thing to do. You were worried about your friend and his safety, and you did the thing that was best for him.

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Answer 5

I agree. You could potentially save them from dependence, loss of brain cells, mental damage etc

It took courage to do what you did. Congratulations :)

Answer 6

i think its totally right to let  jon's dad know he's doing something that's wrong. a good friend helps their friends to stay on the right track =)

Answer 7

You did the right thing. It showed maturity and common sense. Who knows - maybe deep down Jonathan wanted out of the friendship but didn't know how to get out.