A sober reevaluation of my herb use!

Discussion in 'Cannabis and Marijuana' started by telephone, Jan 27, 2009.

  1. telephone

    telephone weird

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    I decided to take a long break from smoking weed so I could get my shit together and just remember what it's like to be sober every single day. I feel better than I have in a while. I haven't smoked in about two weeks. I forgot what it felt like to be in a completely natural state of mind for more than a few days at a time. I have more mental energy and patience and just a more positive state of mind in general.
    I was smoking probably like 2-5 times a week (I had already cut way back from high school when I had been smoking multiple times every day), and sometimes on days off from work I would smoke with friends for hours on end, doing nothing but smoking (I'm through with that, I never really liked just sitting there anyway. I was always trying to get them to go outside and enjoy nature and stuff).
    I plan on staying sober for at least another month or so, and when I do start smoking again I only want to do it on occasion.
    I was abusing it, therefore not reaping the benefits to their fullest potential. In the future, I will be using herb on my own to be closer to God, and sometimes to bond with friends. Maybe twice a week at most, i am thinking?
    I no longer wish to use herb as a means of escapism; recreationally, but rather as an aid for meditation and expanding consciousness.
    I hope you all realize the potential of this mystical weed :)
    Peace and Love:piggy:
     
  2. Mr.Writer

    Mr.Writer Senior Member

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    Definetely, I agree 100% with you. Weed affects different people differently, but there is a significant minority/majority, like you and i, who experience neutral/negative affect, amotivation, difficulty concentrating, lack of interest in anything, etc, after even a short bit of habitual use.

    I smoked every day in the summer, and was having major side effects.

    I took 3 months off except for the occasional joint bi-weekly or so.

    Then I smoked again daily for a month straight (ending that month right now) and I notice those effects are back.

    Thankfully they go away quite quickly once you stop.

    marijuana is still magic <3
     
  3. Jennifer19

    Jennifer19 Senior Member

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    You gotta to do what's right for you :) I am on a break too maybe in 2 months I might ask my sister to bring me some up, still thinking about
     
  4. pushit

    pushit One jive Motha Fucka

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    Personally with my being high school aged(graduated though) I'm always done for doing nothing but get high all day. But I've been thinking that next month when I turn 18 *W00T* and get a job, I'll cut down to a joint or bowl for a wake & bake and then a joint right after work with one following while I relax at home. Of course for my days off I'll blaze blaze blaze.


    But I know what you mean about quiting for a while. I quit for all of June and most of July and I was a lot different. Its a funky thing.
     

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