OneHumanPeOple

OneHumanPeOple t1_j3yz62d wrote

We have 4 equal seasons. Snowy winter, flowers galore in spring, hot summers, colorful autumn. There are forests everywhere.

Where I live, there are no dilapidated buildings, but I don’t have to drive far to be in a city with run-down areas. I live in a liberal area. The middle of the state is like Kentucky but it’s a wonderful place to go camping.

All races are welcomed. This is a very populous state so there are racists. We are the first state above the mason Dixon line making this state the first refuge for people fleeing slavery back in the bad old days. We have a large Hispanic population as well.

There are Churches, Mosques, synagogues, Hindu temples and more in my neighborhood. My kids go to public school and have off for the major religious holidays of various religions. Their gender identities and sexual orientations are respected in school.

I live in a rural township 30 minutes from the city of brotherly love. I enjoy fishing, dining out, having BBQs, seeing shows, and chilling maybe smoking a little medical marijuana to relax.

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OneHumanPeOple t1_j2tf94c wrote

Driving Rt. 30 ya say? Careful driving through West Whiteland. Probably about 90% of their budget is traffic stops and court fees. Failed to stop for 3 seconds at that stop sign? “That’s an automatic 3 points on your license. By the way this is a drug free school zone that I forced you to be pulled over in and I noticed you have medicated chap stick in your cup holder. If you cooperate with me, I can make this easy on you mmmmkay?”

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OneHumanPeOple t1_j1e6v0q wrote

How do they feel about inhaled medicines like albuterol? Or inhaled corticosteroids? My sister lives in Brisbane and just had a severe asthma episode. Does the inhaled drug stigma extend to those drugs?

I used to smoke 25 cigarettes per day. I did quit 15 years ago. And granted, I didn’t replace it with anything at the time, I couldn’t fathom attempting a 1:1 replacement with joints. I didn’t try marijuana until my 40s in order to address medical issues. People with epilepsy and cancer who need round the clock relief usually don’t rely on inhaled THC anyhow because it’s short acting.

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OneHumanPeOple t1_j1e52ns wrote

I actually don’t have enough of that enzyme that does the conversion so it takes about 4 hours for me to feel any effect and then I am extremely high for about 3 days. My first experience with oral administration was an absolute living nightmare where I was unable to leave what I thought was a sofa for days. Turns out it was an unassembled ikea futon, essentially a pile of boards that I laid on for 72 hours as people came and went all around me.

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