Moms who love weed

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What else will you teach your kids that is OK to do against the law?

I don't get high in front of my kids, and it's not in my house. You're both an idiot and an asshole.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I prefer Meth. It keeps me skinny and gives me lots of energy. Pot is for boring people.

What about the facial sores and rotting teeth? How do you deal with that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I prefer Meth. It keeps me skinny and gives me lots of energy. Pot is for boring people.

What about the facial sores and rotting teeth? How do you deal with that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I prefer Meth. It keeps me skinny and gives me lots of energy. Pot is for boring people.

What about the facial sores and rotting teeth? How do you deal with that?

Keep your eye roll hon', I was just playing along.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What else will you teach your kids that is OK to do against the law?

I don't get high in front of my kids, and it's not in my house. You're both an idiot and an asshole.

Hm so besides this wonderful language pattern you're teaching them to be sneaky? Great. Brace for impac, darling. You're gonna crash hard.

[Anonymous]

Most of the fried brains from the 60s (and 80s and 90s, for that matter) are from acid, not weed.

[Anonymous]

I thought the subject said "Moms who like to weed" - I love to weed, such a stress release

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I prefer Meth. It keeps me skinny and gives me lots of energy. Pot is for boring people.

Meth is the ultimate beauty treatment. 8)

[Anonymous]

I thought the article was interesting, but I did wonder if it overstated the trend. But, then again, I have always been a total square and maybe all the cool moms are off smoking together they way I suspect they were in high school and college while I was in the library.

[Anonymous]

I might start smoking pot again every now and then once I've weaned DD. I would never when she was around but otherwise, I see no harm. I used to love it and it never had any adverse effects other than mellowing me out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I prefer Meth. It keeps me skinny and gives me lots of energy. Pot is for boring people.

What about the facial sores and rotting teeth? How do you deal with that?

Well, you can always get dentures.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I might start smoking pot again every now and then once I've weaned DD. I would never when she was around but otherwise, I see no harm. I used to love it and it never had any adverse effects other than mellowing me out.

A woman I know weaned just so she could go back to her little habit.

[Anonymous]

I wish I could place an order with Sara Leaf!

[Anonymous]

Love it, wish I could do it more often, ahhhh
And I wish my new mom friends liked it, but haven't broached the subject with them

[Anonymous]

I smoked weed in college (along with most of America) and occasionally afterwards. Gave it up about 8 years ago, had two sons, and decided to take it back up again six months ago. Once every week or two, I step outside and have a smoke after the kids are in bed (though I'm not opposed to doing it while they're awake). I've successfully tended to their occasional needs. I'm a bit high, not blitzed.

I'm done pretending there's anything wrong with it. Done. All my friends can have their two glasses of wine, their cigarettes, their cosmos...I can have my weed. And no, I don't care that it's illegal. I refuse to go along with the hysteria any longer. Everyone with half a brain knows it's safer than alcohol or cigarettes. Far less violence, sickness, death, and addiction related to marijuana than the LEGAL drugs (and alcohol IS a drug). This is my choice.

And yes, I'm sure my kids will figure it out someday. I'm sure your kids will see you drinking wine, yes? I'll explain exactly what I explained here: it's relatively safe, it's safer than alcohol, you should use it occasionally, safely, not drive, and ENJOY. Stay away from the 15 beers you'll be tempted to drink at a fraternity party and get high instead. And yes, I deeply hope my sons will choose not to drink or smoke cigarettes. I hope they will make smart choices; not what the law has decided is smart for them. Because when my cousin David was murdered by a drunk driver, he had come from a legal bar handing out legal drugs. But I can't get stoned in my house and eat too many cheetos. And I just can't make sense of that.