Humanism is an outlook on life that helps each of us to come to our own careful decision. We aim to lead fulfilled happy lives, and do whatever we can for other people. Humanists aim for a society that grants personal freedom so long as each of us takes responsibility for our actions. Therefore different humanists may have different views on particular 'recreational' drugs and what is right and wrong. However, all of us will have tried to gather the real facts in the particular case, and weigh up the effects on other people of our particular options, before coming to a judgement.
All humanists support full, factual education.
We need to know the truth about different drugs, and the difficulties they can cause. Most humanists would say that, yes, in principle, each person should have responsibility for their own life, but it is seldom possible to harm yourself without at the same time having an effect on other people who depend on you. Most humanists would not wish to be a burden on other people, but at the same time want to balance this with reasonable freedom of choice in how we choose to live our lives. Humanists are completely against this harm to others. Humanists want people's quality of life improved and for people to be empowered to take any good opportunities in life as they arise.