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First time poster.

I don't smoke weed, but I don't care if others do in their own home, on their own time. A couple of times I've gone to a casual friends house and they started smoking in front of me fully knowing that I don't smoke. I realize that it is their house and they can do what they want when they want in their own house and I can leave if I'm that uncomfortable with it. I don't know if this will make any sense, but it just makes me feel weird. It's a combination of 2 things. 1. I feel like they have to be high to hang out or relax or have fun. Like they can't relax and be sober. Or maybe they have to be high to hang out with me. I feel like I'm just way overthinking that part which I do a lot. 2. It makes me feel left out. Like I said I'm not against it, I just have medical issues where I am not comfortable with me doing any type of drug, besides drinking and even that's minimal at best. So I feel like everyone around me is having a good time, high and giggly and stoned and here I am sober as a nun. I just don't know if I should say anything to them, or just deal with it or leave. They would be understanding of course, I just don't want to be THAT person. Y'know? AITA? TIA

not wanting my friends to smoke pot around me