Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : Okay, I have a female friend who has some anxiety issues (as do I) and takes some anti-anxiety medications.

To preface, she wanted to smoke weed with me (she rarely does, and we hadn’t smoked together) so we had both smoked a bit. She got extremely anxious all of a sudden and got super quiet before talking about how scared she was. 
She ended up getting in my bed and trying to lay down, but she was saying that she was worried she would do something bad. I sat next to her and went through coping mechanisms and breathing techniques I use for my anxiety.

At this point I remembered that I have some hydroxezine, which is a use as needed anti-histamine (like Benadryl) that temporarily causes drowsiness and reduces the physical symptoms of anxiety. 

I offered her some, saying it would calm her down. She asked if I was trying to poison her, and I told her that no, it would just calm her down, and that I take it every long once-in-awhile when I need it because I’m super anxious. I offered to show her the label of it if she wanted to make sure, but she said no.

I ask if she wants any and she sort of mutters yes, so I go upstairs and get her some water and hydroxezine. 

That was yesterday, 

today she texted me asking what I gave her because she was worried she was having a bad reaction. She said it doesn’t work with an anti anxiety med she was on, however I told her it does, as I am prescribed of them by my psychiatrist. Like any medication, combining it with other things can produce different reactions, however hydroxezine does not have any life-threatening reactions with medications. 

She was worried it was the medication I gave her (I seriously don’t think it is, I or course have no way of knowing but her anxiety commonly makes her feel in poor physical health and I am on the same medication she is)

However I realized that I potentially gave her a drug while she couldn’t consent, and even if my intentions were 100% to make her feel better or what ever is causing her to feel shitty, I think that might count as cunty behavior. 