Thanks Qadgop. I’m not sure I’ll heed your advice but thanks for putting it out there.
fetus
Sorry fetus If I missed your point in this regard. Maybe it’s just me but it is a bit confusing.
I said ,
Are you sure that neither one of these two examples doesn’t apply?
add #3 “When I’m NOT stoned I am more relaxed and don’t obsess as much.”
If this is the case then it is kinda like the old joke. Doc, it hurts when I do this…
Hey, you know what? Don’t do that! If smoking weed makes you obsess on your behavior, don’t smoke it. That’s EXACTLY one of the reasons that I quit. No bullshit buddy…it made me feel the same way you describe yourself.
Huh? Let me try to put that across another way. I guess I was a little confusing there.
If x represents me, not stoned, before I became a stoner,
and y represents me, not stoned, after I became a stoner,
y is more relaxed than x was and does not obsess as much as x did.
Get it now? I’m talking about an improvement in obsessive/compulsive behaviors at baseline over time, which may or may not be related to medicinal marijuana use. (That ‘medicinal’ part, actually, reminds me of two things: (1) “I only read it for the articles” and (2) “I only use it to smoke tobacco, Officer”. I guess I should come clean and say that I look at the pictures, figuratively speaking, and that’s a bong, not a water pipe.) Anyway, my point is that things have gotten better, not worse, in all situations since I started.