All good man, whenever I get these feelings now I just continue taking puffs and all is good. My only police encounter was something to remember, too. I was si

All good man, whenever I get these feelings now I just continue taking puffs and all is good. My only police encounter was something to remember, too. I was sitting in the park at night (because I mostly work at night), smoking a doobie and settling in to go to bed soon, when suddenly a Politie car came shooting up the bicycle path straight towards me. You can probably imagine I almost shit my pants. They asked super nicely if I need any help because they got worried about me sitting there alone at night and wanted to check on my well-being. No weed that night helped come to terms with the mindfuck. > So I'm not without my flaws, but the way society criminalizes drugs is beyond me. This is especially after having tried all the big names and realizing it's always a combination of: having a shitty life + having a social circle that heavily enables it + thinking you'll be fine and won't get addicted (I'm well aware of how all of them lull me into a false sense of security) + starting it at a very young age (all family members started around 14 years old with at least alcohol, less information means less protection). EXACTLY this. If you ask me, the drug epidemic in the US is a perfect example, and when Americans argue about prohibition and regulation they almost always do it with a completely unconscious bias and not seeing the true reasons.