Do you or partner use edibles?

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Anonymous wrote:THC is extremely dangerous my 19 yo son had to go for a rehab program after major mental and digestion side effects.

Great. We talk about teens in a different part of this site. This thread is about adults who have partners.

19 is an adult, and neither being an adult nor having a partner will magically inoculate you against the major mental and digestion side effects pp's son experienced. Shit happens to adults with partners, too.

Well this thread is about couples so start your own. I am a grown up who is perfectly aware of what I’m doing

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Okay, clownshoes. Good luck with your drug use.

😂😂😂😂I think you would greatly benefit from an edible.

Nobody benefits from unregulated drug use. The only people who even think that's possible are drug users.

It’s funny how you think anyone cares about what you think. Just don’t do edibles. Don’t worry your head about what I’m doing. I’m very successful and have a wonderful family. Please don’t worry about my drug use 🙄🙄🙄

STFU about your drug use then. And yeah, I'm gonna worry about it because you don't have the sense to understand what you're getting into, which means you're a liability for those around you when you're still high but don't realize it, or think you can drive high (or that you drive better high, even), or whatever other ridiculous drug-user logic you get up to.

If you want to live in a bubble, stay in your bubble. You're the one posting your whole ass publicly, squeaks.

You’re unraveling dear. I’m not some 16 year trying weed for the first time. Time for you to put the Chardonnay down and STFU as you said. I have never driven drunk or high. I’m a responsible adult and know how to drink and use LEGAL drugs responsibly. Are you drinking right now? Your post sure reads like you’re drunk out of your mind. Get yourself to AA pronto.

Ah, yes. Projection. The last refuge of the addict.

I'm sober af. Sorry, again, about your addiction(s). Stop talking about it and just go do the drugs you're so okay with, yeah? Who cares about all the smarter people on this thread pointing out the numerous ways in which it's a stupid plan. You've already got it all figured out.

I love how you think you're marter :D :D :D :D :D Bless your heart.

I do have it figured out. As I've pointed out many times before, and you refuse to read and understand, I am a successful adult using LEGAL substances recreationally. There is NOTHING wrong with that despite all of your unhinged yelling and screaming and insults. Not working here. I'm confident in my choices. Now go be confident in yours.

Projection. And take your own advice. If you were fine with it, you wouldn't be on the thread arguing about it.

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I start every day with a dab (concentrate). Makes me a better parent. I dose throughout the day either through my pen or the rig depending on availability and responsibilities that day. Edibles make me too high. Straight weed makes me too high also, but it's what my neighbors/friends do so I'll smoke a joint with them.

I am in my 30s, I've been doing it since I was 18, with a medical card. No need for a med card now though. Nobody notices I do it, my brain feels normal on it. I have ADHD and cPTSD.

There is so, so much rationalization here. No, drugs do not make you a better parent, being high constantly is not normal for your brain, and people definitely notice even if they don’t comment on it. What if your kid broke an arm or had an asthma attack and needed to go to the hospital? You can’t drive them high. What about when they have friends over? I hope you disclose to other parents that you are dosing throughout the day to maintain your high. Not to mention normalizing this for your kids is such a bad idea.

I’m not that PP but you clearly have no idea how dosing works. A dab is not going to get you high enough to not be able to drive. Facts matter.

If it's doing enough to change your mood or mentality, it's doing too much for you to be driving sober.

If it's not doing enough to change your mood or mentality, why the hell are you doing it?

You can't have this both ways.

I can totally see now why you're coming back to repeatedly yell at us. You have an addictive personality and are not able to consume things in moderation. every time you do weed or drink you are actually super high and/or drunk. Some of us (again, I'm not that PP) are actually able to moderate ourselves, have one glass of wine instead of 5, have a dab of oil instead of getting high to the point of not being able to function. There is a reason they have LEGAL limits on alcohol and you dont get a DUI for every sip you drink. Smarter people than you have figured this out.

Nobody's yelling at you. Take it to your therapist.

If you can't handle strangers disagreeing with your choices, don't post your (stupid) choices on the open internet for strangers to judge.

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Anonymous wrote:THC is extremely dangerous my 19 yo son had to go for a rehab program after major mental and digestion side effects.

Great. We talk about teens in a different part of this site. This thread is about adults who have partners.

19 is an adult, and neither being an adult nor having a partner will magically inoculate you against the major mental and digestion side effects pp's son experienced. Shit happens to adults with partners, too.

Well this thread is about couples so start your own. I am a grown up who is perfectly aware of what I’m doing

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Okay, clownshoes. Good luck with your drug use.

😂😂😂😂I think you would greatly benefit from an edible.

Nobody benefits from unregulated drug use. The only people who even think that's possible are drug users.

It’s funny how you think anyone cares about what you think. Just don’t do edibles. Don’t worry your head about what I’m doing. I’m very successful and have a wonderful family. Please don’t worry about my drug use 🙄🙄🙄

STFU about your drug use then. And yeah, I'm gonna worry about it because you don't have the sense to understand what you're getting into, which means you're a liability for those around you when you're still high but don't realize it, or think you can drive high (or that you drive better high, even), or whatever other ridiculous drug-user logic you get up to.

If you want to live in a bubble, stay in your bubble. You're the one posting your whole ass publicly, squeaks.

You’re unraveling dear. I’m not some 16 year trying weed for the first time. Time for you to put the Chardonnay down and STFU as you said. I have never driven drunk or high. I’m a responsible adult and know how to drink and use LEGAL drugs responsibly. Are you drinking right now? Your post sure reads like you’re drunk out of your mind. Get yourself to AA pronto.

Ah, yes. Projection. The last refuge of the addict.

I'm sober af. Sorry, again, about your addiction(s). Stop talking about it and just go do the drugs you're so okay with, yeah? Who cares about all the smarter people on this thread pointing out the numerous ways in which it's a stupid plan. You've already got it all figured out.

I love how you think you're marter :D :D :D :D :D Bless your heart.

I do have it figured out. As I've pointed out many times before, and you refuse to read and understand, I am a successful adult using LEGAL substances recreationally. There is NOTHING wrong with that despite all of your unhinged yelling and screaming and insults. Not working here. I'm confident in my choices. Now go be confident in yours.

Projection. And take your own advice. If you were fine with it, you wouldn't be on the thread arguing about it.

HAHAHAA says a person who insists on yelling at people about doing something totally legal with zero impact on her life. Do you realize how unhinged you sound?

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I start every day with a dab (concentrate). Makes me a better parent. I dose throughout the day either through my pen or the rig depending on availability and responsibilities that day. Edibles make me too high. Straight weed makes me too high also, but it's what my neighbors/friends do so I'll smoke a joint with them.

I am in my 30s, I've been doing it since I was 18, with a medical card. No need for a med card now though. Nobody notices I do it, my brain feels normal on it. I have ADHD and cPTSD.

There is so, so much rationalization here. No, drugs do not make you a better parent, being high constantly is not normal for your brain, and people definitely notice even if they don’t comment on it. What if your kid broke an arm or had an asthma attack and needed to go to the hospital? You can’t drive them high. What about when they have friends over? I hope you disclose to other parents that you are dosing throughout the day to maintain your high. Not to mention normalizing this for your kids is such a bad idea.

I’m not that PP but you clearly have no idea how dosing works. A dab is not going to get you high enough to not be able to drive. Facts matter.

Holy shit, dude. Yes, a dab is 100% going to get you high enough that your driving ability will be compromised. It's not water, it's concentrated weed.

Facts DO matter, so maybe learn some before you kill someone. Jaysus...

Really, really not. Just like a glass of wine is not going to get you drunk enough to not be able to drive. Take your uneducated hysteria somewhere else.

You don’t have to be “unable to drive” for it to be wrong. I drink and do edibles regularly, but NEVER when I know I will need to drive again that day. One drink can impair your reaction time enough to make a difference no matter your tolerance. It’s so effing gross and dysfunctional to drive at all if you’ve done anything. It’s wrong. Period.

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I start every day with a dab (concentrate). Makes me a better parent. I dose throughout the day either through my pen or the rig depending on availability and responsibilities that day. Edibles make me too high. Straight weed makes me too high also, but it's what my neighbors/friends do so I'll smoke a joint with them.

I am in my 30s, I've been doing it since I was 18, with a medical card. No need for a med card now though. Nobody notices I do it, my brain feels normal on it. I have ADHD and cPTSD.

There is so, so much rationalization here. No, drugs do not make you a better parent, being high constantly is not normal for your brain, and people definitely notice even if they don’t comment on it. What if your kid broke an arm or had an asthma attack and needed to go to the hospital? You can’t drive them high. What about when they have friends over? I hope you disclose to other parents that you are dosing throughout the day to maintain your high. Not to mention normalizing this for your kids is such a bad idea.

I’m not that PP but you clearly have no idea how dosing works. A dab is not going to get you high enough to not be able to drive. Facts matter.

If it's doing enough to change your mood or mentality, it's doing too much for you to be driving sober.

If it's not doing enough to change your mood or mentality, why the hell are you doing it?

You can't have this both ways.

I can totally see now why you're coming back to repeatedly yell at us. You have an addictive personality and are not able to consume things in moderation. every time you do weed or drink you are actually super high and/or drunk. Some of us (again, I'm not that PP) are actually able to moderate ourselves, have one glass of wine instead of 5, have a dab of oil instead of getting high to the point of not being able to function. There is a reason they have LEGAL limits on alcohol and you dont get a DUI for every sip you drink. Smarter people than you have figured this out.

Nobody's yelling at you. Take it to your therapist.

If you can't handle strangers disagreeing with your choices, don't post your (stupid) choices on the open internet for strangers to judge.

You'd make more sense if what I do had even one iota of impact on your life. You really sound unwell.

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Anonymous wrote:I get high for sleep once in a while. It took a little tinkering to get the amount right, but now I’ve got it down.

It’s me that you’re quoting. My doctor actually recommended it, so stay mad.

Yeah, I used to have a med card from "my doctor" too. You're playing yourself. No responsible clinician is telling patients to get high to get sleep, for the same reason no responsible clinician would tell you to just pop a benzo or drink a few glasses of wine to get sleep. That's irresponsible af.

That some NP with a few CEUs in cannabis "education" did your 5-minute zoom interview and stamped your paperwork doesn't mean you have reputable medicine on your side of this non-argument. Long-term cannabis use is dangerous, short-term cannabis use can be dangerous (especially depending on what you use), and you probably won't realize you have a problem until you have a "damn, I can't quit"-level problem.

Good luck.

I don’t need a medical marijuana card—it’s fully legal here and I walked into a store and selected what I wanted. I don’t think taking half a gummy once a week is going to drive me to reefer madness, but thanks for your concern. And get your smelling salts—my doc (an MD not an NP) also gave me a prescription for Xanax. He knows I use them sparingly so isn’t concerned.

Cool. I'm sure the addictive substances won't be addictive for you because your doctor wrote their name on a slip of paper. Unlike all those other people who are drug addicts. But not you. Could never be you.

A lot of people don’t have addictive personalities. I’m sorry that you’ve been so hurt in your life by addiction that you spend your free time attacking people on the internet.

Says you, being mock-kind, like you have the high ground? Oh, dear...

As opposed to you, being a straight-up k8nt.

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I start every day with a dab (concentrate). Makes me a better parent. I dose throughout the day either through my pen or the rig depending on availability and responsibilities that day. Edibles make me too high. Straight weed makes me too high also, but it's what my neighbors/friends do so I'll smoke a joint with them.

I am in my 30s, I've been doing it since I was 18, with a medical card. No need for a med card now though. Nobody notices I do it, my brain feels normal on it. I have ADHD and cPTSD.

There is so, so much rationalization here. No, drugs do not make you a better parent, being high constantly is not normal for your brain, and people definitely notice even if they don’t comment on it. What if your kid broke an arm or had an asthma attack and needed to go to the hospital? You can’t drive them high. What about when they have friends over? I hope you disclose to other parents that you are dosing throughout the day to maintain your high. Not to mention normalizing this for your kids is such a bad idea.

I’m not that PP but you clearly have no idea how dosing works. A dab is not going to get you high enough to not be able to drive. Facts matter.

If it's doing enough to change your mood or mentality, it's doing too much for you to be driving sober.

If it's not doing enough to change your mood or mentality, why the hell are you doing it?

You can't have this both ways.

This is an ineffectual argument. A chocolate malt changes my mood. Should I not have a malt prior to driving?

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I start every day with a dab (concentrate). Makes me a better parent. I dose throughout the day either through my pen or the rig depending on availability and responsibilities that day. Edibles make me too high. Straight weed makes me too high also, but it's what my neighbors/friends do so I'll smoke a joint with them.

I am in my 30s, I've been doing it since I was 18, with a medical card. No need for a med card now though. Nobody notices I do it, my brain feels normal on it. I have ADHD and cPTSD.

There is so, so much rationalization here. No, drugs do not make you a better parent, being high constantly is not normal for your brain, and people definitely notice even if they don’t comment on it. What if your kid broke an arm or had an asthma attack and needed to go to the hospital? You can’t drive them high. What about when they have friends over? I hope you disclose to other parents that you are dosing throughout the day to maintain your high. Not to mention normalizing this for your kids is such a bad idea.

I’m not that PP but you clearly have no idea how dosing works. A dab is not going to get you high enough to not be able to drive. Facts matter.

Holy shit, dude. Yes, a dab is 100% going to get you high enough that your driving ability will be compromised. It's not water, it's concentrated weed.

Facts DO matter, so maybe learn some before you kill someone. Jaysus...

Really, really not. Just like a glass of wine is not going to get you drunk enough to not be able to drive. Take your uneducated hysteria somewhere else.

You don’t have to be “unable to drive” for it to be wrong. I drink and do edibles regularly, but NEVER when I know I will need to drive again that day. One drink can impair your reaction time enough to make a difference no matter your tolerance. It’s so effing gross and dysfunctional to drive at all if you’ve done anything. It’s wrong. Period.

Did PP even say she/he drives? You're just projecting.

For the record, I do not drive when i'm drinking or doing weed. I agree that it's totally irresponsible to do that.

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Anonymous wrote:THC is extremely dangerous my 19 yo son had to go for a rehab program after major mental and digestion side effects.

Great. We talk about teens in a different part of this site. This thread is about adults who have partners.

19 is an adult, and neither being an adult nor having a partner will magically inoculate you against the major mental and digestion side effects pp's son experienced. Shit happens to adults with partners, too.

Well this thread is about couples so start your own. I am a grown up who is perfectly aware of what I’m doing

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Okay, clownshoes. Good luck with your drug use.

😂😂😂😂I think you would greatly benefit from an edible.

Nobody benefits from unregulated drug use. The only people who even think that's possible are drug users.

It’s funny how you think anyone cares about what you think. Just don’t do edibles. Don’t worry your head about what I’m doing. I’m very successful and have a wonderful family. Please don’t worry about my drug use 🙄🙄🙄

STFU about your drug use then. And yeah, I'm gonna worry about it because you don't have the sense to understand what you're getting into, which means you're a liability for those around you when you're still high but don't realize it, or think you can drive high (or that you drive better high, even), or whatever other ridiculous drug-user logic you get up to.

If you want to live in a bubble, stay in your bubble. You're the one posting your whole ass publicly, squeaks.

You’re unraveling dear. I’m not some 16 year trying weed for the first time. Time for you to put the Chardonnay down and STFU as you said. I have never driven drunk or high. I’m a responsible adult and know how to drink and use LEGAL drugs responsibly. Are you drinking right now? Your post sure reads like you’re drunk out of your mind. Get yourself to AA pronto.

Ah, yes. Projection. The last refuge of the addict.

I'm sober af. Sorry, again, about your addiction(s). Stop talking about it and just go do the drugs you're so okay with, yeah? Who cares about all the smarter people on this thread pointing out the numerous ways in which it's a stupid plan. You've already got it all figured out.

I love how you think you're marter :D :D :D :D :D Bless your heart.

I do have it figured out. As I've pointed out many times before, and you refuse to read and understand, I am a successful adult using LEGAL substances recreationally. There is NOTHING wrong with that despite all of your unhinged yelling and screaming and insults. Not working here. I'm confident in my choices. Now go be confident in yours.

Projection. And take your own advice. If you were fine with it, you wouldn't be on the thread arguing about it.

HAHAHAA says a person who insists on yelling at people about doing something totally legal with zero impact on her life. Do you realize how unhinged you sound?

Nobody's yelling at you. Maybe that weed has made you a bit paranoid?

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Anonymous wrote:I get high for sleep once in a while. It took a little tinkering to get the amount right, but now I’ve got it down.

It’s me that you’re quoting. My doctor actually recommended it, so stay mad.

Yeah, I used to have a med card from "my doctor" too. You're playing yourself. No responsible clinician is telling patients to get high to get sleep, for the same reason no responsible clinician would tell you to just pop a benzo or drink a few glasses of wine to get sleep. That's irresponsible af.

That some NP with a few CEUs in cannabis "education" did your 5-minute zoom interview and stamped your paperwork doesn't mean you have reputable medicine on your side of this non-argument. Long-term cannabis use is dangerous, short-term cannabis use can be dangerous (especially depending on what you use), and you probably won't realize you have a problem until you have a "damn, I can't quit"-level problem.

Good luck.

I don’t need a medical marijuana card—it’s fully legal here and I walked into a store and selected what I wanted. I don’t think taking half a gummy once a week is going to drive me to reefer madness, but thanks for your concern. And get your smelling salts—my doc (an MD not an NP) also gave me a prescription for Xanax. He knows I use them sparingly so isn’t concerned.

Cool. I'm sure the addictive substances won't be addictive for you because your doctor wrote their name on a slip of paper. Unlike all those other people who are drug addicts. But not you. Could never be you.

A lot of people don’t have addictive personalities. I’m sorry that you’ve been so hurt in your life by addiction that you spend your free time attacking people on the internet.

Says you, being mock-kind, like you have the high ground? Oh, dear...

As opposed to you, being a straight-up k8nt.

The pp didn't call names, you accuse them of 'attacking' and then you call them names? Make it make sense, stoney!

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I start every day with a dab (concentrate). Makes me a better parent. I dose throughout the day either through my pen or the rig depending on availability and responsibilities that day. Edibles make me too high. Straight weed makes me too high also, but it's what my neighbors/friends do so I'll smoke a joint with them.

I am in my 30s, I've been doing it since I was 18, with a medical card. No need for a med card now though. Nobody notices I do it, my brain feels normal on it. I have ADHD and cPTSD.

There is so, so much rationalization here. No, drugs do not make you a better parent, being high constantly is not normal for your brain, and people definitely notice even if they don’t comment on it. What if your kid broke an arm or had an asthma attack and needed to go to the hospital? You can’t drive them high. What about when they have friends over? I hope you disclose to other parents that you are dosing throughout the day to maintain your high. Not to mention normalizing this for your kids is such a bad idea.

I’m not that PP but you clearly have no idea how dosing works. A dab is not going to get you high enough to not be able to drive. Facts matter.

If it's doing enough to change your mood or mentality, it's doing too much for you to be driving sober.

If it's not doing enough to change your mood or mentality, why the hell are you doing it?

You can't have this both ways.

This is an ineffectual argument. A chocolate malt changes my mood. Should I not have a malt prior to driving?

You can be this petty stupid person, or you can be smarter. I think. Maybe? Actually, I'm not sure at this point, especially after this garbage argument.

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Anonymous wrote:I get high for sleep once in a while. It took a little tinkering to get the amount right, but now I’ve got it down.

It’s me that you’re quoting. My doctor actually recommended it, so stay mad.

Yeah, I used to have a med card from "my doctor" too. You're playing yourself. No responsible clinician is telling patients to get high to get sleep, for the same reason no responsible clinician would tell you to just pop a benzo or drink a few glasses of wine to get sleep. That's irresponsible af.

That some NP with a few CEUs in cannabis "education" did your 5-minute zoom interview and stamped your paperwork doesn't mean you have reputable medicine on your side of this non-argument. Long-term cannabis use is dangerous, short-term cannabis use can be dangerous (especially depending on what you use), and you probably won't realize you have a problem until you have a "damn, I can't quit"-level problem.

Good luck.

I don’t need a medical marijuana card—it’s fully legal here and I walked into a store and selected what I wanted. I don’t think taking half a gummy once a week is going to drive me to reefer madness, but thanks for your concern. And get your smelling salts—my doc (an MD not an NP) also gave me a prescription for Xanax. He knows I use them sparingly so isn’t concerned.

Cool. I'm sure the addictive substances won't be addictive for you because your doctor wrote their name on a slip of paper. Unlike all those other people who are drug addicts. But not you. Could never be you.

A lot of people don’t have addictive personalities. I’m sorry that you’ve been so hurt in your life by addiction that you spend your free time attacking people on the internet.

Says you, being mock-kind, like you have the high ground? Oh, dear...

As opposed to you, being a straight-up k8nt.

The pp didn't call names, you accuse them of 'attacking' and then you call them names? Make it make sense, stoney!

Fine, I withdraw "attacking" and put forth "sanctimoniously lecturing." Satisfied? Either way everything about their interactions here are thoroughly unpleasant. Most of us were simply answering the question in the OP. We didn't sign up for an impromptu, janky Ted talk on PPs thoughts on drugs.

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I start every day with a dab (concentrate). Makes me a better parent. I dose throughout the day either through my pen or the rig depending on availability and responsibilities that day. Edibles make me too high. Straight weed makes me too high also, but it's what my neighbors/friends do so I'll smoke a joint with them.

I am in my 30s, I've been doing it since I was 18, with a medical card. No need for a med card now though. Nobody notices I do it, my brain feels normal on it. I have ADHD and cPTSD.

There is so, so much rationalization here. No, drugs do not make you a better parent, being high constantly is not normal for your brain, and people definitely notice even if they don’t comment on it. What if your kid broke an arm or had an asthma attack and needed to go to the hospital? You can’t drive them high. What about when they have friends over? I hope you disclose to other parents that you are dosing throughout the day to maintain your high. Not to mention normalizing this for your kids is such a bad idea.

I’m not that PP but you clearly have no idea how dosing works. A dab is not going to get you high enough to not be able to drive. Facts matter.

If it's doing enough to change your mood or mentality, it's doing too much for you to be driving sober.

If it's not doing enough to change your mood or mentality, why the hell are you doing it?

You can't have this both ways.

This is an ineffectual argument. A chocolate malt changes my mood. Should I not have a malt prior to driving?

A sugary drink making you temporarily happy isn't the same as a dab making you paranoid and slower to react. At all.

It's a sound argument, as evidenced by the fact that your only comeback was stupid nonsense.

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Anonymous wrote:THC is extremely dangerous my 19 yo son had to go for a rehab program after major mental and digestion side effects.

Great. We talk about teens in a different part of this site. This thread is about adults who have partners.

19 is an adult, and neither being an adult nor having a partner will magically inoculate you against the major mental and digestion side effects pp's son experienced. Shit happens to adults with partners, too.

Well this thread is about couples so start your own. I am a grown up who is perfectly aware of what I’m doing

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Okay, clownshoes. Good luck with your drug use.

😂😂😂😂I think you would greatly benefit from an edible.

Nobody benefits from unregulated drug use. The only people who even think that's possible are drug users.

It’s funny how you think anyone cares about what you think. Just don’t do edibles. Don’t worry your head about what I’m doing. I’m very successful and have a wonderful family. Please don’t worry about my drug use 🙄🙄🙄

STFU about your drug use then. And yeah, I'm gonna worry about it because you don't have the sense to understand what you're getting into, which means you're a liability for those around you when you're still high but don't realize it, or think you can drive high (or that you drive better high, even), or whatever other ridiculous drug-user logic you get up to.

If you want to live in a bubble, stay in your bubble. You're the one posting your whole ass publicly, squeaks.

You’re unraveling dear. I’m not some 16 year trying weed for the first time. Time for you to put the Chardonnay down and STFU as you said. I have never driven drunk or high. I’m a responsible adult and know how to drink and use LEGAL drugs responsibly. Are you drinking right now? Your post sure reads like you’re drunk out of your mind. Get yourself to AA pronto.

Ah, yes. Projection. The last refuge of the addict.

I'm sober af. Sorry, again, about your addiction(s). Stop talking about it and just go do the drugs you're so okay with, yeah? Who cares about all the smarter people on this thread pointing out the numerous ways in which it's a stupid plan. You've already got it all figured out.

I love how you think you're marter :D :D :D :D :D Bless your heart.

I do have it figured out. As I've pointed out many times before, and you refuse to read and understand, I am a successful adult using LEGAL substances recreationally. There is NOTHING wrong with that despite all of your unhinged yelling and screaming and insults. Not working here. I'm confident in my choices. Now go be confident in yours.

Projection. And take your own advice. If you were fine with it, you wouldn't be on the thread arguing about it.

HAHAHAA says a person who insists on yelling at people about doing something totally legal with zero impact on her life. Do you realize how unhinged you sound?

Nobody's yelling at you. Maybe that weed has made you a bit paranoid?

Sure, you're not. You just care about me so, so, so, much. Why is that? Why do you care what I do?

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Anonymous wrote:I get high for sleep once in a while. It took a little tinkering to get the amount right, but now I’ve got it down.

It’s me that you’re quoting. My doctor actually recommended it, so stay mad.

Yeah, I used to have a med card from "my doctor" too. You're playing yourself. No responsible clinician is telling patients to get high to get sleep, for the same reason no responsible clinician would tell you to just pop a benzo or drink a few glasses of wine to get sleep. That's irresponsible af.

That some NP with a few CEUs in cannabis "education" did your 5-minute zoom interview and stamped your paperwork doesn't mean you have reputable medicine on your side of this non-argument. Long-term cannabis use is dangerous, short-term cannabis use can be dangerous (especially depending on what you use), and you probably won't realize you have a problem until you have a "damn, I can't quit"-level problem.

Good luck.

I don’t need a medical marijuana card—it’s fully legal here and I walked into a store and selected what I wanted. I don’t think taking half a gummy once a week is going to drive me to reefer madness, but thanks for your concern. And get your smelling salts—my doc (an MD not an NP) also gave me a prescription for Xanax. He knows I use them sparingly so isn’t concerned.

Cool. I'm sure the addictive substances won't be addictive for you because your doctor wrote their name on a slip of paper. Unlike all those other people who are drug addicts. But not you. Could never be you.

A lot of people don’t have addictive personalities. I’m sorry that you’ve been so hurt in your life by addiction that you spend your free time attacking people on the internet.

Says you, being mock-kind, like you have the high ground? Oh, dear...

As opposed to you, being a straight-up k8nt.

The pp didn't call names, you accuse them of 'attacking' and then you call them names? Make it make sense, stoney!

Fine, I withdraw "attacking" and put forth "sanctimoniously lecturing." Satisfied? Either way everything about their interactions here are thoroughly unpleasant. Most of us were simply answering the question in the OP. We didn't sign up for an impromptu, janky Ted talk on PPs thoughts on drugs.

OMG plus a million.

They just can't help themselves, though.