He doesn’t have a prescription for weed, right? He just buys it commercially?
As far as I know, yeah. It's legal in WA but, honestly, for a lot of people with mental illness (especially if otherwise unmedicated) high THC can make their symptoms worse, doubly so for mental illness that has characteristics of wild mood swings, paranoid/delusional thinking, or hallucinations of any kind. Regardless of whether he's bipolar, schizoaffective, schizophrenic, autistic, or a combination of those, high THC is very, very likely to just amplify his symptoms.
He'd be way better off, most likely, going with high CBD strains that have low THC content if he's trying to self medicate with it. That would be way less likely to make his manic episodes as manic as they are. High CBD strains would be more likely to even his moods out and keep him relatively calm, just not high.
And he's clearly NOT calm when he's high, he comes off as extra manic when he's high.
Worried that Lucas could begin stalking people, not like he has anything else to do or to lose.
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Would Lucas burn a house down? He’s probably too scared of the consequences.
But that weed is fucking his mind up with hilarious results. Hope he starts dabbing those crazy WA concentrates, he’ll have visions of Bernie for sure.
Nice he's finally admitting, in a roundabout way, that he's an incel and not a bachelor.
In my subsidized disabled housing area, they specifically tell us they won't store our shit after 30 days for any reason. I assume Pioneer Place has the same rules.
In all honesty, I feel legitimately bad for him if that's the case.
That's about the only aspect of Lucas I feel genuinely sorry for; he had a pretty decent collection of some hard to find/rare games, and losing that is just sort of sad, even if he lost it because of his own stupid ass behavior and bad personality getting him evicted.
The board games thing was probably his
only harmless hobby and I'm not going to make fun of someone for having a weird, but ultimately harmless hobby. I have a few myself and, personally (probably because I would stamp the Autistic reaction to this post if I could for this section of the reply alone), nothing shuts me down from wanting to talk to other people as fast as someone making fun of one of my uncommon hobbies or special interests.
I'm not into board games, I haven't got the attention span for them, but I know I'd be kind of devastated if I lost my collection of A Thing that was a special interest. On the same note, I have friends who are otherwise normal (i.e. not creepy incels into young girls) and who love those bizarrely complicated board games to the point that they have regular game nights to play them and it's so weird to me to listen to them talk about how some board game took them collectively a goddamned month to complete.
Sounds boring as fuck to me (and, trust me,
it's boring as fuck to listen to but, they're my friends and they put up with me rambling about my boring-to-them interests so, y'know...), but they have a great time with it so, cool, I'll listen because it's a harmless hobby that makes them happy.
If Lucas had any friends, they'd be smart to encourage him to focus on any and all aspects of the board game hobby, including his poorly thought out attempts at making his own games, because it keeps his mind off of and keeps him away from young girls if he's focused on a pile of meeples and weird cardboard shapes.
It's sort of a spinoff of modern animal training: Encourage the behaviors you want to see, give no reaction to the behaviors you don't, and eventually the animal will start automatically doing the behaviors you want to see because they get rewarded in some way for it.
