This is about the pursuit of headiness. The pursuit of headiness is the search for happiness if happiness was really stoned when you found it. Headiness can be found in high concentration in the crystals that coat dank buds (the chronic weed that looks like sugar frosted Christmas trees and smells like heaven). Headiness can also be loacated in the living room of a party where a group of friends is gathered playing instruments and singing a song together. There is a positive correlation between high levels of euphoria and high levels of headiness, and though correlation is not causation, it looks good on a chart. Headiness is attainable at many levels and is necessary and proper for the healthy operation of the human psyche. People who do not pursue headiness are capable of being very happy and can even live a completely normal life. They do, however, run the risk of being very judgemental towards those who pursue headiness. 

It is one of my goals in life to make the pursuit of headiness more acceptable in the eyes of mainstream America. More people than are statistically represented smoke marijuana regularly and its criminalization is itself a crime. It is a restriction on a simple freedom and the fact that an adult who can conceal a gun, start a bank that is too big to fail, and condone a prison system, cannot smoke a joint. Pot helps people in many different ways: with stress, pain, nausea, hunger, medical issues. It is nice recreationally, relatively safe when compared with many other chemicals, and as natural as any ingestible item gets. The wave has begun across America, and the other side is losing its hold. Open minded people are beginning to see through their reasons for criminalizing marijuana and its users. 

The other side is an interesting concept when contemplating the pursuit of headiness. They are a group of people who do not mix well with those who pursue headiness because they do not agree with such a pursuit. Sleepy, going to bed, unfinished, don’t you judge me.