Interesting drug chart

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You will notice THC and cannabinoids are in sections considered dissociatives, psychedelics, hallucinogens; this is because marijuana can have psychotropic effects, probably is why some people don't like it. It also borders on the 'stimulants' section which is why I like a tiny bit real infrequently, it counteracts any sluggish or depression I have in me.
If you click on the photo then click the four arrows in the top right corner, it will blow up the size of the photo a touch and render it slightly more readable for the small print.

Cannabis also overlaps the antipsychotic effects from cannabinoids like CBD. It is the single most versatile medicine known to man.

Neat, I did not know that

It's terribly difficult to acquire medicinal cannabis where I reside.

Wow, is this real? I might WANT cannabis if it is, but it had the side effect of making me depressed the only 4 times I tried it. So I dunno. Personally, I want something stimulating so I guess one of the others is for me. It's interesting how antidepressants (including SSIRs) are stimulants and antipsychotics; I'm on Celexa. I should post up that poster at the building of the mental hospital I get counseling at, to get the goat of some psychiatrists!

If I lived closer to you Jake , I'd help you out

Edit: And by helping you out I mean , telling you drugs are bad

Thank you, Ferris. I guess an online order is out of the question....?

In all seriousness, I would only want to smoke cannabis on a semi-regular basis if I found it made me more sociable and improved my auditory memory.

Edit: I didn't see Ferris's edit. Yes, of course drugs are bad.

The effects of cannabis all come down to each individual strain and its own unique combination and concentrations of various cannabinoids and terpenes that determine it's effects. Cannabis is NOT all the same.

The opioids should be a tad bit closer to the stimulants end, kind of where the cannabis is. Opioids can be stimulating in in a more calm headed way..

This was definitely true of my experience, every block I had was completely different. One I remember in particular always left me reflecting on things I'd done that might have upset other people and I'd feel guilty. If that had been my first experience of the drug I probably wouldn't have taken it again.

i consider alcohol to be anti-depressant

I'm on atomoxetine, the one that's in the middle, where everything overlaps. Guess it makes sense that it doesn't do s**t: it all just cancels out. To be fair, there are people on this forum who have benefitted from it.