I have never used marijuana. As a result, all I know is based on the seemingly constant praise and justification it receives on the internet. Reddit, what are your worst experiences with the drug and why is it illegal?

MagikalGiant · 5 days

I live in California; I knew a lot before, but now I know more. The names are for fun, but just like you identify your friend, I can go to a dispensary and get some "Pink Champagne" (Sweet fruity smell, sparkly with kief and mostly a pinkish-purple) and I know exactly how I'm going to feel after smoking it. In fact, to tangent on this to a degree, try waxes! You have to spend a little extra for the setups ("Oil Rigs"), but sativa or not, this is the dominant way to smoke Marijuana.

MagikalGiant · 5 days

It's not just the way you take it in. It's the attributes of what you're taking in, as well. I agree, eating can provide a calmer experience than smoking (digestion takes longer and the effect is rolled out, rather than intensely coming into it), but the key to remember is - Sativa will make your heart race if you have anxiety (I do, I only smoke / eat Sativas with high THC counts when I'm already up and wide awake). Try smoking or eating an indica! Indicas typically calm you, sooth your anxiety and calm you down. Higher cannabinoid counts mixed with a fair THC level can produce one of the best experiences with marijuana you can imagine! Experiment! But remember, everyone, for the most part, will always have different experiences - this is no reason for it to be illegal. So to hit that part of the question; simply put, the herb should not be illegal (as defined by the way we control legal substances currently).