MARIJUANA WITHDRAWL

I am weed free for 14 months already. You need to be strong and disciplined if you want to succeed. Reward yourself for goals reached. Remember that the reward is so much sweeter then the struggle. 

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If you think your ready to quit, quit!,

 

But dont go on and Drink loads of alcohol after, take valliums or any government sponsored poison, you should instead of smoking weed every day, perhaps do it at Evenings or just before you go to bed, The weed itself is not addictive, its the growers that manuyfacture sprayed and altered weed that f**ks people up psychologically.

 

Personally i smoke about .3 a day, ive been dealing with devorce and other horrible sh*t in my life, ive had abuse before in my childhood, physical abuse in its self makes you different, i have to say pot makes me a nicer person to be around, i find the withdraw comforting, i dont smoke cigarettes with my cannabis anymore, so ive stopped cigarettes completely with the aid of

cannabis, and its wonderful properties when in resin form, a black paste for example also cure cancer, you should be using this drug recreationally as all drugs are intended to be used recreationally smoking it every day in 3-5 gram or more quantities is expensive and stupid as your brains begin to become paranoid and immune to the effects of THC.

THC calls memories alot from the past within your brain data banks, its wonerful for reminissing and remembering, i smoke when i remember the dead, i smoke in their memory and i practice smoking this wonderful herb at my own leisure.

 

If you do not wish to smoke it i have some wonderful recipies to share, i dont think You Need to tell yourself your quitting right away, the art is Moderation, and once you kick ur lazyness into gear and master moderation youll feel better that you can enjoy smoking cannabis aswell as having a productive life.

 

best wishes whatever you do,

:)

Also, Some of you frighten me, youi talk about pot as if its some kind of crack cocaine...

You pretty much just wrote out my story... A yr ago around this time a family member whom I was very close to passed away that's when I started smoking heavily non stop every chance I get whether I'm on the clock or not..over time I noticed whenever I didn't have it in my system I would just be completely emotional or bitchy until I could get another high I did recognize that these are the signs of dependency but was kind of in denial about bc I know ppl who smoked much longer and more frequently than I. I did have a bit of a depressing childhood which I sometimes still battle with those demons today... I've tried to quit before but it's pretty much always around me.. Sometimes even after I say no I still find a way to gain access to it.. it's like I can see myself doing wrong but can't stop myself I need to conquer this issue...my younger sister smokes as well and I'm starting to recognize these same signs I've seen with myself... I fear more for her than me bc she's a bit more adventurous and I'm afraid she'll go onto stronger/worse drugs... I've tried to explain this to my bf... But he just leaves me feeling guilty and disconnected which in turn just makes me want to get high so I won't feel that way... I feel like this cycle is never going to end for me...it's not good for me but I feel like I can't cope with out it

xanis are worser than weed

Hi! I'm joining simply to respond. Well I'm about in the same boat as you. I started smoking when I was really young (age 12, and I am female, both of which I've read makes a person more prone to addiction.) It was mostly a weekend thing at the time. I took about a year break when I was 15, and returned to the herb when I was 16 full force. I would smoke before bed every night or if I was having anxiety (I had very severe anxiety and depression most of my life) and gradually it became an all day thing. I'm 19 now and after floating through the past two years I've decided to quit. When I say I floated through I mean I hardly remember any of it because I was constantly baked, I had to be high doing everything, at work, before eating, going to grandma's house, going to the store, absolutely everything. Being with friends I would always smoke them up even if I could tell they didn't want to, I had no respect for them. And if I were anywhere sober or with sober people I would do nothing but tap my feet impatiently waiting until I could go home and smoke. The whole time I denied ever having an addiction, and looking back now I am so ashamed. I've spent thousands and thousands of dollars on I don't even know what. It's not like I remember really any of my times being high. I used to be smart, energetic, creative and fun and I had a bright sparkle to my life and its long gone and dull now. My attention span and memory are completely down the drain. I would feel no emotions and just ingenuine about everything. I have no motivation whatsoever and I never really leave my house since I just got fired (to further explain my lack of motivation, I was accepted for unemployment yet I'm too lazy to go out and actually apply anywhere so basically all of that money is going to waste.) The only thing saving me now is my spirituality, I feel so grateful that I'm not depressed or anxious like many others when they quit. I focus on inner and outer peace, mindfulness and meditation, yoga, and my own personal karma. I suggest this to help with quitting above all else. It doesn't have anything to do with religion but entirely to do with yourself and your own well being (unless you are a religious person, then by all means!) I'm only a week clean but I'm already seeing a big improvement. My cravings are subsiding, my emotions are (very slowly) coming back, and I feel much more empathetic towards the people that I care about. Still no improvements in the motivation department, but I have hope. I am stronger than a plant. Really. And so are you. All it takes is determination and a true desire to make your life better. I also want to add that I still support marijuana 100%, it is a magical healing herb (this is coming from an aspiring herbalist) and I would say almost necessary in MODERATION. But it can easily become a problem, it is still very much a drug and should be treated as such. If you want to quit do it now and don't try to wean off, it doesn't work like that. PS I realized I stopped responding to this post and made it about myself, I apologize haha

I agree..I am also celiac and I smoke few times a week and lots on the weekend,I may depend on it abit when I draw or dip into the creativity but by no means am I addicted...I go weeks without sometimes, doesnt bother me,interesting to hear about the digestive things though,something for me to learn...thanks

You have done soo well you should feel very proud of yourself. I would love too be able to go 1 day without smoking bud. You and your friend should go on a holiday somewhere you know you will not be able to find any weed and try doing other things to forget about smoking :)