An odd question to ask given we're talking about a relationship ending.
What if you're partner would rather not get emotional, or maybe have that shock in a public place? What if you're partner struggles to hear over the phone? What if you're partner would rather be in a private place, or have time to take the loss in before replying?
I'm not sure assuming your own frame of reference is the also your partner's frame of reference is conducive to healthy relationships.
What if the receiver would prefer to have a relationship ended by text? Would it be ethical to tell them face to face in a public place, or over the phone?
Personally, I find him a very interesting chap. There's a lot of knowledge and experience there. We all run much deeper than can be seen on the forums and our worlds may overlap in ways that can surprise us.
I'd say if people want to use marijuana then use it, if they don't then don't. Fairly simple.
I'm just noticed that partakers appear to feel the need to justify it. Is it because it's illegal (which seems incongruent given alcohol and tobacco are legal), is it to with the prejudices surrounding marijuana use, or is it something else?
So, tell me Phoenix, why does marijuana need justification?
Because muddying the waters of cause and correlation in your first post does appear to defensive, or an act of justification, rather than objective research presentation.
jac_the_gripper Forum Posts (5,363)
RE: Question
I wish I'd never studied Freud...Corrupted my mind, it has.
Or maybe that's your fault.