Here’s Why Women In Cannabis Are Flocking To High There’s Community Based Platform

Forbes · Yola Robert · last updated January 23, 2022 – 9:34 AM

Women are flocking to High There’s community based platform. So it’s no surprise that a cannabis-based community platform, High There, saw a huge uptick in females starting groups and discussion boards across the site. High There’s platform was created as a hybrid editorial/social network for cannabis education, news, recipes, reviews and peership. In these cases, using cannabis does not mean getting high to help ignore the pain. I typically share content with other women that pertain to using cannabis for pain, such as menstrual or sexual pains.

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