frozenorca4 said:Hey everyone.
Before college, I’d messed around with it a bit—starting back in late middle school, then a little break during high school, and then it became a constant thing from junior year until graduation. It wasn't like I was smoking all day long or anything, just some weekend sessions with my buddies.
After high school, I worked for a year and stayed pretty "clean" during that time. Then college hit. From the literal first day I stepped on campus up until now (end of sophomore year), there hasn't been a single day where I haven't been baked. I ended up hanging with a crowd that smokes, I fell into it, and honestly, it just swallowed me whole.
Lately, I've been getting a little worried about my lifestyle and my habits, especially when it comes to weed.
I can see changes in how I act; I feel like I'm acting "stupid"... I actually asked this girl I just met yesterday, totally sincere: "Do you think I look stoned?" And she told me straight up—that I looked pretty cooked.
It’s crossed my mind a few times today, and man, I'm starting to freak out about it. I'm over it. I really want to jump off this "runaway train."
So, here's the question: how bad are the consequences of being constantly high? What’s really worrying me is, are these effects permanent? Can I fix this?div>
Dude, chill out. You're just overthinking it. From what I can tell, you aren't even hitting it as hard as you think.😁I was smoking throughout all of high school and my freshman year of college, then I just quit and had zero issues.
My advice? Don't overdo it. Don't let the weed run your life; you should be the one in control. Like, smoke occasionally just to unwind, and you'll see—slowly, you won't even feel the urge anymore. And if you do light up once in a while just to relax, trust me, it isn't going to wreck you.