The only problems I see are drug tests for employment and drug swabs by the police. If they do those where you live. Just smoking once or twice a week certainly won't hurt you. In fact, there are tens of millions of smokers in the U.S. and most people approve of legalization. But even once or twice a week will cause you to fail a drug test. It stays in the system a long time. So if drug tests aren't an issue for you, I say smoke all you want. It's not addictive and does not lead to harder drugs. In spite of what some of these goody two shoes say!
No problem. I'm 58 and have been smoking an occasional joint since I was about 14. Never had a problem with it and the dozens of friends I've smoked with over the years have never had a problem with it. Unlike alcohol, which everyone has a problem with if used in excess. It's legal in many states now and eventually will be legal everywhere. It's just a question of time. The lives that have been ruined by it are from it being illegal. That's changing but too slowly in my opinion. Your only danger is the law or employee drug tests.
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The only problems I see are drug tests for employment and drug swabs by the police. If they do those where you live. Just smoking once or twice a week certainly won't hurt you. In fact, there are tens of millions of smokers in the U.S. and most people approve of legalization. But even once or twice a week will cause you to fail a drug test. It stays in the system a long time. So if drug tests aren't an issue for you, I say smoke all you want. It's not addictive and does not lead to harder drugs. In spite of what some of these goody two shoes say!
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No problem. I'm 58 and have been smoking an occasional joint since I was about 14. Never had a problem with it and the dozens of friends I've smoked with over the years have never had a problem with it. Unlike alcohol, which everyone has a problem with if used in excess. It's legal in many states now and eventually will be legal everywhere. It's just a question of time. The lives that have been ruined by it are from it being illegal. That's changing but too slowly in my opinion. Your only danger is the law or employee drug tests.