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Can you perform high on drugs?.

Siodd

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I can barely walk if I smoke a joint but how can most perform without a hitch?.

Here is an example. Chap is funny and seems it makes him funnier but he is wrong.

Or am I?.

 
Some doctors, lawyers and most in the high end professional field can. I have no idea how they manage.
 
I can't, very few can.

Well if you remember a while back, there was a certain someone who insisted that she could perform/act/write/live, as well if not better whilst high, lol. But seriously, if you need to use a drug to become "better" mentally, that's sort of a sad statement isn't it?
 
I can and if you are interested. I can never come when high on drugs.


I have made many women happy Funky & Music
 
I'm strung out on coffee nearly all the time... but they pay me 6 figures, lol.

But seriously no, I don't use drugs other than coffee and alcohol. Booze in modest quantities makes me somewhat more creative (I'm an amateur artist), but I would never drink when doing anything related to my job or anything that required intellectual input.

Sexually, I do like drinking good wine (e.g., not Rose) when I see a lady, but I never get drunk. My girl and I shared one bottle of wine last week, over a three 3 hours period, and didn't finish the bottle.
 
I know several people who self medicate daily for anxiety and the consistency of use usually ensures they are functional. It amazes me because I can't function at all under the influence of anything. I actually have one friend I won't ride in a car with unless she's high, otherwise it's a dangerous, white knuckle event. I can always tell when she's straight because I develop this overwhelming urge to smack her upback her head so I now keep a stash at my place; just incase she comes by not influenced, lol. I know people on prescription meds who are completely incapable on a daily basis as well so I guess it depends on what dosage they're using and how much tolerance/life experience they've had using it...

cat
 
I know several people who self medicate daily for anxiety and the consistency of use usually ensures they are functional. It amazes me because I can't function at all under the influence of anything. I actually have one friend I won't ride in a car with unless she's high, otherwise it's a dangerous, white knuckle event. I can always tell when she's straight because I develop this overwhelming urge to smack her upback her head so I now keep a stash at my place; just incase she comes by not influenced, lol. I know people on prescription meds who are completely incapable on a daily basis as well so I guess it depends on what dosage they're using and how much tolerance/life experience they've had using it...

cat


Thanks for sharing but I wouldn't call friend to a person that has to get high while driving.
 
Thanks for sharing but I wouldn't call friend to a person that has to get high while driving.

Fortunately for me, I'm not you and I'm beyond judging anyone on for the responsible self-care management choices they make. The anti-anxiety meds they gave her turned her into a drooling zombie regardless of the dosage so I support her decision to utilize anti-anxiety cannabis strains as it allows her to have a significantly better quality of life; she's a far more capable and functional human being after dosing when the paralyzing anxiety hits. The qualities she embodies that make her my friend are unshakable loyalty, genuine loving compassion and complete trustworthiness; none of which are tied to her anxiety management strategies.

I understand your statement; the stigma and lack of information is all too common currently. I won't get into the decades long government legislative and media campaign motivations that have created it here. Research proves that the perceptions and legalities of use are antiquated; a genuine malpractice and don't translate to medically responsible use. Take a peek at www.reset.me to see what is truly possible with plant based medicines utilized in a self aware, responsible way instead of being a recreational escape...

smiles, cat
 
I think sometimes how we word statements can make some statements confusing. You supporting your friend being "high" while driving does pose worry for some. Since there is medical proof that our brains can't function normally, nor are our motor responses as sharp, when "high", so it's been documented.
From my understanding and how it's been explained to me, those who are prescribed, or even self medicate with medical grade marijuana don't get "high", since the levels of tetrhydrocannabinol(thc) in medical grade marijuana are very low. I thought it was the cannabidiol (cbd) that was one of the primary ingredients in medical marijuana that was touted as being medically beneficial, pain relieving, etc, while having no negative brain effects, not thc.
I too have had someone in my life and who've I cared for, suffer through the trials of psychotropic drugs and their side effects, and because of, would support her in her choices to self medicate. Yet if I knew her to be high, I wouldn't allow her to drive, or operate any machinery, for that matter.
 
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