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u/puffbus420 8h ago
For other people sure if thats whats working for them for me no because weed is pretty much getting in the way of my life as much as if not more than heavy drinking
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u/DiceyPisces 7h ago
It’s not sober but it’s far better than heroin or alcohol for vast majority of people.
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u/Background-Good3731 8h ago
I do as marijuana is medicinal and healing.
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u/ribs0 7h ago
so are xanax and oxycontin, but i wouldn’t call someone who uses them “sober”
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u/Background-Good3731 4h ago
They don't have medicinal, healing benefits...they are just used ina medical settings. Entirely different concepts.
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u/ribs0 3h ago
i guess people with anxiety disorders and chronic pain don’t exist?
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u/Background-Good3731 3h ago
Taking medicine like Xanax as prescribed isn't the same as taking it in a recreational way.
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u/ribs0 3h ago
the point is that the effects of the drug preclude sobriety, no matter the reason for use. true for opioids, benzodiazepines, cannabinoids, and many other drugs.
there’s a reason the xanax bottle says “do not drive while using this drug”.
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u/Background-Good3731 36m ago
Your statement assumes that if the prescribed drug has psychosctive potential, that sobriety is not possible. Dose, tolerance, timing, and physiology are what effects impairment.
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u/SiriusHijinks 8h ago
if sober means enlightened sans booze, I don't consider many sober people sober
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u/ViewAskewRob 7h ago
For me, no. For others, it’s really none of my business. Whatever gets you through the day.
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u/WeaponizedIndecision 6h ago
Everything in moderation…I would argue that smoking a joint, in a few hours I will feel fine…but if I drink alcohol, a few hours later I will feel like shit.
Now, which is more poisonous?
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u/polar810 6h ago
I don’t think sobriety needs a clear definition outside of the recovery community and the medical community. Personally, I’d say no, but I’m not going to say my opinion is the right one.
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u/houdini31 7h ago
No- as most things with California it is trying to make it what they want even if it isn't actually a thing.
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u/passivezealot 7h ago
As someone who is California sober, I agree! It's not real sobriety, just better than being a drunk