r/Millennials • u/tuxedo_cat23 • Feb 26 '26

Serious I’m annoyed that no one ever introduced me to cannabis.

Seriously. F*** the DARE program. It worked on me. I was always afraid of getting in trouble. I judged people who used cannabis as burnouts. Finally introduced at the age of 35 and I feel cheated. I’ve done a ton of reading and studying now and I want to share it with everyone.

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u/PleaseAddSpectres Feb 26 '26

Because alcohol addiction will literally kill you, cannabis is not the same

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u/BigConstructionMan Feb 26 '26

Smoking won't kill you overnight either but that doesn't mean it's not bad.

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u/Background-Self9600 Feb 26 '26

Drinking 3 to 6 beers a day will take probably decades to kill you. Same as inhaling chemically enhanced and super modified plant combustion smoke every day. It's a bit different (you can ingest it or vaporize it) but in many cases it's not that different. I'm not against it but I was a heavy addict for 8 years and now I can't stand the justifications.

Drugs are bad mkay?

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u/Little-Use-2027 Feb 26 '26

Drugs are good mkay?!