went into the nearby convention center to use the bathroom since parks and rec hauled away the portapotty in the middle of the rave
used the gender neutral bathroom, some random guy walks in and sees me doing my makeup then freaks the fuck out and leaves and walks away laughing with his friends not even using the bathroom????? what
@vantablack I know the feeling, earlier I was shopping at ALDI and some random old woman glared at me and said to her friend "someone is in the wrong place"
like what the fuck, why do cis people feel so comfortable being shitty?
For me it not only helps with pain, anxiety, and depression but it also seems to help me interacting with people and with what I think might be selective mutism.
Example, I went to the dentist three times since November. The first two times, besides being a sensory nightmare, I was unable to speak more than two words to the dentist. The third time, I smoked some cannabis before the appointment and was better able to cope with the lights and sounds, be polite to the dentist, and thank her for recommending a water flosser.
Before that I had been going back and forth on whether I am autistic but on the way home from that appointment I had the realization and the dots all connected: the rarity of me interacting with people unless I have to because of difficulty talking, my dislike of phone calls for the same reason, my borderline agoraphobia and dislike of cars both having to do with sensory hypersensitivity, the fact that I am so much better at communicating in writing than in person because I have more processing time, the list goes on. It just all clicked at once, I think another effect of the cannabis being the ability to see the big picture not just the details.
People look down on stoners and have all kinds of misconceptions about it but honestly, I would use it every day if I could. It helps me so much.
Anyway, I can't be the only one. In my state, autism is on the list of qualifying conditions for medical cannabis. So, I'm curious. How about you?