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Originally Posted by Detoxing
That's not accurate at all. I know it may seem that way from these last few posts, but again, it's a mental thing and it's kind of hard to understand if you haven't experienced it.
Quitting an addiction to weed is much more like quitting an addiction to fast food.
There aren't any physical side effects to not smoking. I smoked a blunt last night and here i am at work just fine. No craving whatsoever. It's not like i feel the need to go out back and toke. When people say they "crave" it they don't mean it like, "OMG i have to have it", it's more akin to craving a bag of chips.
Think of it like this:
"Man, i'm having fun playing CoD. But I'd have even MORE fun if i were playing CoD....on weed". Hence the "crave".
It's NOTHING like fighting alcoholism or nicotine addiction. Not even close. It's much more like fighting your addiction to coffee every morning.
You're simply use to it and would rather have it than not.
Often times people who struggle to find that willpower are suffering from something else, like depression. Kinda like...you know....breaking up with your GF (buck).
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I literally broke up with her yesterday. That's not it. I have IBS....if I don't smoke, I shit my guts out every day. My actual real life physician recommended me for medical marijuana. The side effects of my medicine are that I feel really happy, so I smoke more than is recommended for my issue.