What are your rules about smoking pot at home?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Outside in the backyard only.

Gross. My house, my rules. No drugs and no cigarettes. They can find somewhere else to live.

I find your whole attitude towards life gross and offensive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No smoking inside.

I find it equally horrifying and amusing (because I think it's BS) that so many of you would cut your kids off because they smoke pot occasionally.

I absolutely would cut off my kids if they smoked pot. We have a zero tolerance policy in our house. When they decide to stop acting like a loser, they can come back.

[Anonymous]

No smoking pot inside the house. No pot before 6pm or on school nights. No pot unless I am also offered some.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No smoking inside.

I find it equally horrifying and amusing (because I think it's BS) that so many of you would cut your kids off because they smoke pot occasionally.

I absolutely would cut off my kids if they smoked pot. We have a zero tolerance policy in our house. When they decide to stop acting like a loser, they can come back.

You're the only loser in that scenario. But your kids are probably better off without you.

[Anonymous]

Look up how fentanyl is now laced in everything including pot. Unless you buy it with a medical marijuana card it's not safe. I would not allow it in my house but if they're buying I would prefer edibles from a legal dispensary.
Please have an open discussion about fentanyl poisoning with your kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No smoking inside.

I find it equally horrifying and amusing (because I think it's BS) that so many of you would cut your kids off because they smoke pot occasionally.

I absolutely would cut off my kids if they smoked pot. We have a zero tolerance policy in our house. When they decide to stop acting like a loser, they can come back.

You're the only loser in that scenario. But your kids are probably better off without you.

+1

in 5 years the poster will make a thread "why dont my kids talk to me anymore???"

[Anonymous]

Not outside either. My neighbors don't need to be smelling that crap.

[Anonymous]

No way. I’m not anti pot but it stinks so not in house or backyard.

Big Four No Nevers

1. No pot
2. No BO
3. Flush the toilet and clean your bathroom
4. No leaving food around the house

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No way. I’m not anti pot but it stinks so not in house or backyard.

Big Four No Nevers

1. No pot
2. No BO
3. Flush the toilet and clean your bathroom
4. No leaving food around the house

We are talking about adults here not teens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No way. I’m not anti pot but it stinks so not in house or backyard.

Big Four No Nevers

1. No pot
2. No BO
3. Flush the toilet and clean your bathroom
4. No leaving food around the house

We are talking about adults here not teens.

18 year old boys are not really adults

[Anonymous]

zero tolerance. our previous generations have had addiction issues. we are very clear that we have "addiction genes" - booze, tobacco, drugs, gambling, porn, sex, food, shopping .... My kids know to steer clear of all drugs, and moderate activities that can lead to addiction.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They would not be welcome to stay at my house. There would not BE a pot-smoking young adult (or any age person) under my roof.

This. HELL no. He does not even have the courtesy to use edibles instead? I would not be ok with THAT either especially with a younger one in the house, but he's SMOKING in your HOUSE? Oh HELL no.

You sit him down and tell him that he is not allowed to use drugs while he is in your house and NO smoking. If he doesn't like it, he can move out, get a job, and pay his own damn rent. Then he's the landlord's problem.

This is what I told my son last year when he first came home from College. When he came back again this year I reminded him the house rule/condition still stands.

Also, if I see/find anything at our home it goes straight in the trash.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No way. I’m not anti pot but it stinks so not in house or backyard.

Big Four No Nevers

1. No pot
2. No BO
3. Flush the toilet and clean your bathroom
4. No leaving food around the house

We are talking about adults here not teens.

18 year old boys are not really adults

They very much are in the eyes of the law. Your need to control them into adulthood doesn't negate their rights.

Sure, kick them out and disown them if you must. But they never have to speak to you again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our house, our rules, and our rules include no drugs period, legal or not. Not inside and not outside, and not while driving our car.

What's in your medicine cabinet?
Liquor cabinet?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is new for us. Our college student is home for the summer and is smoking pot. I don’t like it and need to lay down some ground rules. If I say no pot at home, I don’t want to push them to go somewhere unsafe to smoke. I want them to stop completely. I have a high school-aged child and home and don’t want this around him either. How are you handling a
pot-smoking young adult under your roof?

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