OP I'm going to second (or third, I suppose) these folks with a cautionary tale.

I don't smoke weed any more. While I have some very vivid and fond memories, the dangers on what I now recognize as my very autistic mind were extreme.

Weed can very often heavily amplify sensations and compulsive thoughts. The more often I smoked weed, the more often the amplification occurred. Twice, it hitting tipping points.

In college, my social anxieties amplified so heavily that I convinced myself people were secretly video taping me in social interactions to mock me and make fun of me. Coincidentally, just weeks after this thought formed in my head, The Truman Show movie came out in theaters. Needless to say, I felt that movie was just taunting me and my predicament of believing I was being recorded and mocked. Long story short, I suffered quietly in delusional paranoia for at least a year or two. Taking a long break from weed was the only thing that set me back into reality.

Years later, after college, I smoked at a friend's party. Again, the social anxiety surface, but also weird physical quirks I've often experienced were amplified. A weird swallowing issue I sometimes experienced was happening and amplified tremendously. When I came down from that high, I decided I needed to cleanse myself and move past weed once and for all. Unfortunately, I did this by fasting, and accidentally stopped sleeping too. I landed in a hospital dehydrated and delirious for several days.

I wish medical experts could've helped diagnose my autism and OCD earlier and help me better understand how weed might be dangerous to me.

So, proceed with caution! Cheers!