Honey, you've got to make a choice. Not going to lie to you, life sucks out there, but you could have it worse, honest. Believe me, this guy will only drag you down and he'll be history within a year...
Here are your options:
Keep on lying to your dad and things will get worse at home. You will have feelings of guilt, and the frustration over that will make you get madder towards the situation at home and you'll be more of a 'rebel' that you are now. Your parents are not the only ones in the world that have split up - but that does not mean that they don't love you. They just cannot live with each other because they've grown apart.. that happens to millions out there.
Stay with this boy and nurture him in his excuses for smoking weeds or fags, what is he going to try next when the weed does not calm him down enough???? Honestly, what's next? His reasons are not YOUR reasons, and he has to live with them and accept them, and learn to take control over his life. He may promise a good future but what exactly is that? - a flat consisting of one room, hand-me-downs, no education, no job, and then comes frustration and anger because he won't have enough time for his weed due to having to work - or finding no job - therefore no money to get more weed unless he swipes money or other things to support his habit - which will rile him up some more and he will need more and more weed or stronger stuff to calm him down. Then, if and when you start complaining, honey, he will drop you like a hot potato and find himself someone else to make excuses to. Or, you start smoking to keep up with him in hopes that he'll love you more because you are his 'equal'. That would make two people who are blown away most of the time with no sound future ahead. And your lives have not even begun - life is really rough out there.
I know the world is not offering you young people the security there was 20 years ago, it's changing and not for the better, but if you think we had it easy growing up - I can tell you some stories that would make your hair stand on end (I'm 57 and have cancer). I honestly am glad that I am not your age right now, because I would be just as scared and frustrated about my future. And, I worry about my grandson's future (he's 2), but I have absolutely no control over it.
The truth is we only have control over what we do with what's in our lives, we can have hopes and plans, and have to go along with the stones thrown in the way, but please give your life a second look and see if falling into a dangerous trap is worth it.
It's your choice dear and I wish you all the best, no matter what you decide. Just please weigh the alternatives on your plate right now.
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