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Cannabis and sex is a very complicated topic and, as usual, it depends on the person/people.
If you've been high, there's a good chance you've gotten the munchies. But how does your experience of food change, in general, when you're high?
Try this experiment: Get high, watch a movie you know really well, and see how it's different.
Music and cannabis? It's like peanut butter and jelly. Or peanut butter and chocolate. Or just peanut butter and your face. No matter what, peanut butter is involved. Actually, the food/munchies episode is still a couple away.
When you're high, every experience is going to be different. Here are some of the most common activities that people like to do when they're high.
Talking with other people can be very different while high. What has it been like for you?
The idea of creativity is very nebulous anyway, but how does it change, if at all, when someone is high?
Do you forget things when you're high? Maybe you remember more things? I just find what happens to your brain fascinating when people are high.
Ah yes, the stereotypical stoner has a hard time focusing. But is it always true?
Time is a construct, but we still perceive it to be true in some form. How does the perception of time change when you're high?
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