Marijuana Users Unite! Community Group
Welcome progressives! We can celebrate the beginning of the end of the prohibition of marijuana. Washington and Colorado are leaders in this movement and now we are free from prosecution in these states. I grew up in Indiana but now live in Washington where it is legal. This group is for everyone. People that smoke, people that don't. People that disagree, people...
Well, not much.
For me, not much at all. I was with friends. We walked up to the local movie theater and I kept asking why I don't feel anything.
.................................the 2nd time? Well I think I went to Dairy Queen, ate 3 buster bars, went to my friend's sisters bedroom and stared at her DuranDuran poster for like an hour. Listened to some music, had my mind blown and then feel asleep smiling.
:)
What about you?
For me, not much at all. I was with friends. We walked up to the local movie theater and I kept asking why I don't feel anything.
.................................the 2nd time? Well I think I went to Dairy Queen, ate 3 buster bars, went to my friend's sisters bedroom and stared at her DuranDuran poster for like an hour. Listened to some music, had my mind blown and then feel asleep smiling.
:)
What about you?
I smoked for the first time with my boyfriend, and well, we sure did have fun that day.
I also remember smoking one hit of hash oil, during my first few times of ever getting stoned. I puked all over myself, it was so strong, and then fell into a blissful peace.
Pretty much after that, I continued to use MJ recreationally, cause I preferred it to booze. As I wrote in the topic about Gateway drugs, I honestly feel that were it not for weed, I might have ended up with serious addictions, back in the 80's.
I firmly believe that herbage could be used to treat serious addictions in the future. Instead of using Methadone to Replace Heroin, maybe one day,opiate addicts willl be treated with MM instead. Especially since there is no way to get off methadone. I have a few friends in the methadone program, and I was leary at first. But then I noticed that they were starting to become stable, not having to cop illegal drugs on the street. My perception of the Methadone program changed, but I still feel it's a bad way to deal with opiate addiction. Since it is impossible to get off methadone, for the most part. I expect my friends who are in the Methadone program will be in it for the rest of their lives.
Thanks for listening, I'm really excited to be here.
GREAT TOPIC! checking my brain for more stories. good one Deb!