I smoke it and I have children. It's a matter of how you use it. There is a responsible way of doing it, then there is the addict who can't live without it. I can go without it. And I only smoke it when the kids are sound asleep or gone. I don't want to be high around them. They give me a natural high, in fact!
But it's relaxing and enjoyable, but I don't live on the stuff and abuse it. There's a big difference.
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Only for some people. I don't smoke much at a time unless we are with friends and have no plans of going anywhere, and even when I have been pretty high, I can snap sober in an instant. Either that's just my personal mentality or a mom-thing. but I can control myself and won't ever drive when I am stoned.
See, it is 100% mental of the addiction you make it out to be and how you use it. You can let it take control of you, but I choose not to.
From a sober & responsible point of view, I would definately tell her how you feel, in a respectful matter. Try not to jump her case or chew her out- that's less of a chance that she'll listen. Instead, talk calmly about how it's affecting you and that you care about her and want her to control herself with this drug at least. But that is just my suggestion.