Study finds women who used marijuana before sex were twice as likely to say they had 'satisfactory' orgasms
A man wears a marijuana leaf mask during the annual 4/20 cannabis culture celebration at Sunset Beach in Vancouver, British ColumbiaJames Reed smokes a joint during the Denver 420 Rally at Civic Center Park in Denver, ColoradoA woman smokes marijuana on Parliament Hill on 4/20 in Ottawa, Ontario. Polling released showed strong support in Canada for a government drive to legalise recreational use of marijuana, but many would like the proposed minimum age for consumption to be raised.
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