Parents - if you partake in smoking weed, your kids will smell like weed.

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Anonymous wrote:PSA: We can tell which of these posts are written by defensive pot smokers, LOL

Are you feeling superior after you guzzled a whole bottle of wine?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PSA: We can tell which of these posts are written by defensive pot smokers, LOL

Are you feeling superior after you guzzled a whole bottle of wine?

What?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really worry about children having long-term mental impairment when their developing brains are exposed to marijuana.

And you would be correct. Smoking weed is worse than smoking tobacco.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PSA: We can tell which of these posts are written by defensive pot smokers, LOL

Are you feeling superior after you guzzled a whole bottle of wine?

I know it's hard for you to grasp, but a lot of us don't smoke, drink or have any such excesses in our lives. We do appear like judgmental pricks, for the very good reason that all these activities are bad for your health, and we don't like that you normalize them.

You could read excessively, you know. I wouldn't criticize you for that!

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just popping in to say that i have never partook in lucifers lettuce, nor in funny juice, or even smokin grape and sniffin ape. easy to do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PSA: We can tell which of these posts are written by defensive pot smokers, LOL

Are you feeling superior after you guzzled a whole bottle of wine?

I know it's hard for you to grasp, but a lot of us don't smoke, drink or have any such excesses in our lives. We do appear like judgmental pricks, for the very good reason that all these activities are bad for your health, and we don't like that you normalize them.

You could read excessively, you know. I wouldn't criticize you for that!

And that is entirely your choice. And I’m glad you already know that you are a judgemental prick. I can decide what I deem appropriate for myself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PSA: We can tell which of these posts are written by defensive pot smokers, LOL

Are you feeling superior after you guzzled a whole bottle of wine?

You are correct that those two things - exposing your children to pot smoke, and guzzling a bottle of wine with them present - are equivalent

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Anonymous wrote:Is this only in super rich neighborhoods? I have not noticed this in my middle class townhouse neighborhood.

Haha, no, it's everywhere in DC.

Not really. Nobody ever gives specifics on DCUM so allow me to be the change:

I live in 20015 on a block of SFHs. The public ES is Murch. Kids on this block generally range from age 1 to age 12. The least expensive property is valued at ~ $1 million and the most expensive would go on the market for > $2m

I have never once smelled weed outdoors here, ever, nor have I seen any of my neighbors smoking on their porch. No children smell like weed. I’ve never seen an adult neighbor vaping anything outdoors while walking with a kid or otherwise. Fwiw, I’ve never seen my neighbors visibly drunk.

Could Ethan and Emily share a gummy at 11 pm before they bang? Sure. But I can assure everybody that there _are_ DC neighborhoods where weed stank doesn’t exist. We’re near Metro and Connecticut, not super urban but not “suburban” like the DC newcomers like to imagine

It’s a class thing. My block is white, black, asian and hispanic. And 100% highly educated professionals

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Anonymous wrote:So many little kids in my class reek of weed! And the kids who have never smelled it before comment "what's that smell" and "why's it smell like a skunk in here?"

Be mindful of this. Even if you don't smell it, others do.

That is so incredibly sad op.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a parent who smokes weed and my kids wouldn’t know the smell of it, and certainly don’t smell like it. I’m very sorry to hear that there are parents who are so reckless, although this is the case a lot of the time, sadly.

Your kids know more than you think they do. Give them some more credit.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a parent who smokes weed and my kids wouldn’t know the smell of it, and certainly don’t smell like it. I’m very sorry to hear that there are parents who are so reckless, although this is the case a lot of the time, sadly.

Your kids know more than you think they do. Give them some more credit.

New poster here. I have never smoked weed. I hate the smell. I don't want it in my house or my yard. Did I mention how much I hate it? It smells far worse than it did in the 80s when I was a teen. But I have a teen son who has tried it. He hides the smell by showering and changing clothes before he comes home. If there are parents out there doing similar things to hide the smell, it probably works.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this only in super rich neighborhoods? I have not noticed this in my middle class townhouse neighborhood.

Haha, no, it's everywhere in DC.

Not really. Nobody ever gives specifics on DCUM so allow me to be the change:

I live in 20015 on a block of SFHs. The public ES is Murch. Kids on this block generally range from age 1 to age 12. The least expensive property is valued at ~ $1 million and the most expensive would go on the market for > $2m

I have never once smelled weed outdoors here, ever, nor have I seen any of my neighbors smoking on their porch. No children smell like weed. I’ve never seen an adult neighbor vaping anything outdoors while walking with a kid or otherwise. Fwiw, I’ve never seen my neighbors visibly drunk.

Could Ethan and Emily share a gummy at 11 pm before they bang? Sure. But I can assure everybody that there _are_ DC neighborhoods where weed stank doesn’t exist. We’re near Metro and Connecticut, not super urban but not “suburban” like the DC newcomers like to imagine

It’s a class thing. My block is white, black, asian and hispanic. And 100% highly educated professionals

Bullshit. We don't have the mix of races in my Georgetown neighborhood, but I wouldn't consider it lower class. Weed smoke is prevalent. I prefer running before sunrise and am still surprised at the number of people I run by before 6am that are out toking up. If you're a "100% highly educated professional" you should be smart enough to let go of this outdated stereotype.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PSA: We can tell which of these posts are written by defensive pot smokers, LOL

Are you feeling superior after you guzzled a whole bottle of wine?

You are correct that those two things - exposing your children to pot smoke, and guzzling a bottle of wine with them present - are equivalent

I'm the person who wrote the PSA post above, and I have maybe one glass of wine every few weeks, so try a different insult please, ladies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this only in super rich neighborhoods? I have not noticed this in my middle class townhouse neighborhood.

Haha, no, it's everywhere in DC.

Not really. Nobody ever gives specifics on DCUM so allow me to be the change:

I live in 20015 on a block of SFHs. The public ES is Murch. Kids on this block generally range from age 1 to age 12. The least expensive property is valued at ~ $1 million and the most expensive would go on the market for > $2m

I have never once smelled weed outdoors here, ever, nor have I seen any of my neighbors smoking on their porch. No children smell like weed. I’ve never seen an adult neighbor vaping anything outdoors while walking with a kid or otherwise. Fwiw, I’ve never seen my neighbors visibly drunk.

Could Ethan and Emily share a gummy at 11 pm before they bang? Sure. But I can assure everybody that there _are_ DC neighborhoods where weed stank doesn’t exist. We’re near Metro and Connecticut, not super urban but not “suburban” like the DC newcomers like to imagine

It’s a class thing. My block is white, black, asian and hispanic. And 100% highly educated professionals

I live in a similar neighborhood in Arlington, except, you know, my block is 99% white. During Covid, at least twice I said no to a joint being passed around a neighbor's fire pit after the kids went to bed.

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Last school year, I would walk my son to his elementary school in Potomac. A young student (1st or 2nd grade) would arrive to school regularly and get out of a car which reeked of weed. Adult (parent, guardian, driver?) would not drive through the carpool line and stopped across the street. I didn't report it but if I see it again, I will report it to the school administration. Truly awful.