Good. Works differently. Mind I ask if you are more social to a specific class of people (the weeders), or with everyone? In my observation, I have seen otherwise social people to corner mostly with the weeders as it turns to addiction.

Agreed. Most ppl are mentally weak.

But it's not the weed that causes that, it's their inability to discipline themselves.

All addicts are just constantly trying to escape reality, because they don't have the fortitude to deal with it.

That's not a drug problem, it's a mental one.

Okay, I disagree. A bit too simplistic!! Weed isn't bad. I'm also a bit older than you. Now my question to you? ADHD with or without weed. I choose weed, and you know why? Because your brain works a little differently than with hesitant, insecure introverts. When you're busy and very impulsive and communicate easily with everything and everyone, it's very helpful for the people around you that you level out sometimes. Otherwise, it goes way too fast for others. And I have to slow down. Otherwise, it's hard to understand you, and people can't keep up. Without weed, I'd always be on. My brain would be racing for hours. Believe me, without weed, you wouldn't last two hours with me in one room. The first 25 minutes would be fine, but then the ADHD kicks in. And don't give me coffee, because then you'll beg me to smoke one. It slows me down, calms me down, and weed makes you creative. Handy with building, music, and helping people with their problems. And being open to it. Remaining accessible. And being able to tolerate the stimuli. It works perfectly for me! Think a little deeper before reacting or doing something. Like if you have ADHD, I think you function best with a joint instead of pills. What do you think? I'm just an expert by experience. I've had this discussion often in real life with different people, and they always judge. I don't smoke cigarettes, only joints. I don't drink alcohol or anything else. If you make music or are passionate about something, it boosts your strength and mentality to keep going and keep your goal in mind. I have to say, others react very differently to a joint; they fall asleep and become lethargic. I become clear-headed and active. It's not a solution for everyone, but I believe without weed I would never have achieved what I have now. Plus, it's wonderfully relaxing when you have a busy life and come home in the evening. You can intensely enjoy food, the little things, and your family around you. P.S. Don't smoke weed in front of children. I'm curious about your reaction. I never expected to type such a piece of text here, so it's bound to be worth a valuable response, right? I find these topics interesting because no one in my life has ever understood this. And I think if other hyperactive people read this, they might see a connection. Keep doing what you're good at. Don't get addicted. As an old Indian once said to me, she didn't smoke it pure at the medicine man for nothing. P.S. I'm hardly ever sick. Always active. Do you know how nice it is when something can calm you down, so you can also get a good night's sleep? Bitcoin doesn't fix this. But the freedom Bitcoin gives you, combined with your passion, will also be accepted by the people around you for being that weed smoker who's always active and keeps their appointments. It's not the weed, but what kind of character/person smokes it, and how does he handle it? And why does he smoke weed? P.S. My uncle had Parkinson's, so it might run in the family. And he was happy to smoke a joint with me until his last day. I've been smoking it for 30 years now, and I don't judge anyone who does. So now I'm curious about the reactions below.