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I say this as an aspiring officer that I believe marijuana should be completely legal for both recreational use and medical use (from what I read, it's already legal in most states for medical). In the city I'm at, marijuana possession is still a crime, but possession of 4 ounces or less has been made a non-arrestable offense and there's a bill headed to the state senate which would lower penalties further for possession of marijuana. The only condition where I think use of weed should remain illegal is giving it to kids under the age of 15 and use while driving as it puts themselves and the public in danger. Otherwise, if it were up to me we'd just tell people to tuck it away so they don't make themselves a target for less than likable people who might see it and decide to rob them and no citations or anything like that would be given. What is your stance on it?

I was getting to know a woman, we were having a good time. We met 3 times. On the third one she took her mask off and we both seemed to want to kiss. I gave her a pat on the head because I felt kind of blocked and unable to express what I feel due to my PTSD, which sometimes blocks me. She smiled and gave me a hug. After that she became distant in texting. Took more time to reply. She started giving excuses when I tried to meet her. We ended up meeting a month later and she huged me at first but then acted very cold and and in the end waved me goodbye from distance. I thought it was my fault for not showing enough interest so I texted her I was attracted to her. She acted shocked and told me she didn't see any sign of my interest when we met, and that she enjoyed being friends. I told her that was something I would not be comfortable with and she told me that I had her number if I wanted to meet as friends. I deleted her number and haven't contacted her anymore.
But was wondering if I should tell her that I didn't express myself fully due to PTSD. Should I? or it's better to move on?