Weed smoking habits

Stana said:how much is it actually helping?
i don't mean smoking several times a day, just maybe once a week?
is that not healthy?

but honestly, what's even healthy anymore? we're all just living for today...

every single day, I'd recommend it to everyone 👍
of course it's healthy 🙄 😳

placidviper said:I haven't tried it yet, but I'm pretty sure I will... nothing stronger than that, obviously.

Man, once you actually go for the heavy stuff, you finally realize what life is all about in every single dimension.😳

Rachel Sanders 3 said:Man, you don't even start feeling the full weight of existence until you dabble in the heavy stuff. That's when life truly hits you from every angle.😳

But look, the guy literally said he’d only try weed and nothing else. Okay, maybe some cocaine too, but after that? He was dead serious—nothing else.

Stana said:Look, the guy literally said he'd only try weed and nothing else—okay, maybe some cocaine, but seriously, that's the limit.

But once he actually gets a taste of that coke, there's no way he's just gonna turn his head away from the high🙂, it doesn't work like that😳

Man, I just love these self-appointed moralists who love to drone on about how marijuana is basically a one-way ticket to hell and a heroin addiction..😵

Sure, weed leads straight to heroin or cocaine—just like drinking Gatorade every day or (as some local study suggests) watching South Park..😬

I’m missing the once-every-six-months option😬

Or perhaps I’m just the only one who actually bothered to click it😬

You know what they say about those polls where there are a hundred different options to pick from...
Just go with whatever feels right to you. As for me, I'm heading out to get some air and clear my head before tomorrow rolls around.

I've given it a shot a few times, but I don't smoke. I've never been a fan of cigarettes, so it's just not for me...😳

I'd much rather have a 🙂

Jeffrey Long said:Man, I just love these armchair moralists who ramble on about how weed leads straight to ruin and heroin hell...😵

Yeah, sure, weed leads to heroin or coke—just like drinking Gatorade or (according to some American study) watching South Park..😬

If you're aiming this at me, my post wasn't sarcasm, I was being dead serious😳 😉

You can't exactly get high on grass🥳
But it’ll definitely mess with your memory and coordination...😵
Just don't overdo it.🙂

ruggedharbor95 said:You can't just wish your problems away🥳

Tanya claims the exact opposite 🙂
😳

I’ve been smoking for about a decade now—ten years, give or take—and it never once crossed my mind to try anything more intense... nothing beyond a standard Marlboro Light 😁

ruggedharbor95 said:You can't overdo things that aren't even worth doing in the first place.🥳
..😵
Don't go overboard with everything.🙂

I disagree—you can overindulge in just about anything, including the simple stuff. Even the healthy habits become bad if you take them way too far. 😈

Sarah Garcia12 said:.. even healthy stuff isn't good if you overdo it 😈

So you're saying weed isn't healthy? 😳 I mean, how much more natural can you get than plants from Mother Nature herself? 😍

WENZE said:I was also going way overboard back in high school... there was this whole phase where I wouldn't go a single day without hitting at least 10 puffs... before class, during the long break, after school, then a few more in the afternoon, and right before bed... 😬

It's just that after a while, you kind of feel a bit duller... but once you quit, things sort of snap back to normal. It’s also kind of awkward because when you smoke too much, everything starts revolving around weed. It’s just all anyone talks about... so you lose interest in other stuff, like cars, or gaming, or sports... and it feels pretty stupid when you hang out with a group and everyone is debating it, and you're just sitting there silent... 😬

Anyway, if you're doing it in moderate amounts, I think it's mostly fine... honestly, maybe even better than some of those "normal" habits people socially accept...

It's the same story for me... I definitely used to overdo it... but I don't regret it... it was a blast... 😍
Now that I'm in college, I just smoke here and there... and that's how it'll stay... 🙂
As for the addiction thing... I haven't really noticed it... I smoke because I enjoy it, not because I feel like I desperately need it... sometimes I'll go three months—sometimes longer—without touching it at all... so I don't really get how people can say it's addictive... but hey, to each their own, right?
Also, it never even crossed my mind to try anything stronger than weed... like moving from weed to something harder... I'm not totally sure about that either... but I guess it really just depends on the person... and the crowd they run with...

I'm done. Not doing it again. It messes with my head and honestly feels pretty shitty. I tried a bit more once, but I’m set on just being someone who tried it out of curiosity... I was clean for like 3 or 4 years straight

I haven't touched weed in four years, and honestly, I don't see myself ever picking it back up. During that stretch of my life, I noticed that whenever I would smoke, my panic attacks just seemed to intensify. I wouldn't exactly suggest it to anyone dealing with even the slightest mental health struggles, though I don't have anything against it otherwise; I still hang out with people who smoke all the time and I don't judge them for it at all. Sometimes it’s a shame that I can't just join in, but the fear of heart palpitations, heart attacks, and all those other physical symptoms that come bundled with a panic attack is just much stronger than any craving. And please, just don't try telling me that smoking might have contributed to my mental state, because it didn't...🙂

Could weed be the culprit? 😂

It’s not really about the weed being the root cause... there’s just this specific group of people out there with underlying mental health struggles who absolutely should stay far away from smoking... for some folks, it just hits them—they start feeling off, and things really begin to spiral, kind of like what Brian Ramos8 was saying earlier...

The truth is, those issues are already sitting there under the surface long before someone even lights up; the marijuana just acts like a spotlight, dragging everything out into the open and making it way more intense...
Once you notice those red flags, you’ve gotta stop immediately—and I mean permanently.

aspirin said:it isn't really about the weed itself... there's just a certain subset of people with underlying mental health issues who really shouldn't be smoking... for some, it just happens, where things start feeling off and symptoms begin to surface, much like what Brian Ramos8 mentioned...

those issues are usually sitting there long before someone ever lights up; the weed just drags them out into the light in a way that's a bit more obvious...
once you notice that pattern, you pretty much have to walk away for good...

That’s just how it is, unfortunately...