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Old 05-01-2007, 02:43 PM
CORed CORed is offline
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Default Re: Ask me about quitting weed.

I quit several years ago. I had a realization that I wasn't really enjoying it much anymore and I liked having a clear mind. I have no intention of quitting beer, though. Even if a doctor told me I would be dead in six months if I kept drinking beer, and might live another 10 years without it, I'd have to think about it.

I had very little in the way of withdrawal symptoms. I was always kind of off-again on-again with weed. I'd smoke pretty heavily when I had it, but didn't really try to conserve it, and never minded being without it for a week or two.

I would sometimes have trouble sleeping the first two or three nights when I went off of weed, and would often have unusually vivid dreams the next few nights. I don't regret quitting at all. I enjoyed weed a lot when I was younger, but I think I just kind of outgrew it. I think I may live a little longer for having quit. Weed is a lot less harmful than many drugs, but I don't think there's much doubt that it gunks up your lungs much like cigarettes. I'm not about to say that anybody who smokes weed should quit. If you can handle it without turning into a zombie, and you think the pleasure it gives you is worth the possible negative health effects, by all means let us catch you at times with an illegal smile.
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