Denver Post is looking for a marijuana/sex columnist

FOR many people, this could be the ultimate job. Being paid to indulge in the two things that you never thought you could be paid to do.

A man lights what is presumably a Marijuana cigarette in a dark environment. Better known as pot or a joint, this drug goes by many names. In actuality this is a hand-rolled tobacco cigarette, no actual drugs were used in this photo. Shot using ambient light from the lighter. Shallow depth of field, focus is on tip of cigarette and flame. Canon 5D Mark II, 24-105L lens.

THESE days, it is actually possible to get a job revolving around weed (stoners, rejoice!). Well, at least in the USA.

But, if rolling blunts for rappers doesn’t sound titillating enough for you, there are other options, like marijuana/sex journalism.

Here’s the deal: The Denver Post’s pot-focused news site, The Cannabist, which launched late last year, is hiring a “sex columnist, with weed focus.”

The site already covers all things bud-related, from reviews to news, to business and more, but now they’re adding everyone’s favourite subject into the mix: sex.

The sex and weed columnist’s job description is as follows:

“Our new freelance columnist will write about sex, relationships, intimacy, gender issues and more as it all relates to a world where marijuana is becoming legal — and oftentimes present in the bedroom.

“Our columnist will write about his or her own history, address trends, review related products and answer reader questions.

“This is a paid freelance position, and our ideal candidate will truly put him or herself out there.”

Assuming every breathing human within a hundred-mile radius of Denver will be applying to this job, we’d suggest you get on it fast if you’re interested. The deadline to apply is October 1.

Note that the job does require you to publish articles under your name, so if you’re uncomfortable airing your canna-business to the world, not to mention, you know, your sex life, this probably isn’t the position for you.

This article was written by Gillian Fuller from Elite Daily and was legally licensed through the NewsCred publisher network.