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Anonymous #1
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Quitting drugs
#19358543 - 01/02/14 01:26 PM (10 years, 28 days ago) |
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I've decided to quit all drugs probably forever. I've been doing drugs for 3.5 years now. The past year I started smoking a half a pack of cigarettes a day. They hurt me a lot. I don't even look like the same person. At first I was just quitting cigarettes and it's been like 18 days now I think but someone basically forced me to smoke half of a cigarette on new years when I was drunk. Besides that, I've smoked some blunts since I quit.
But I'm furthering it to all drugs. Mainly I just smoke a lot of weed but I've done many different drugs and I usually do a stronger drug at least once a month. Now I just graduated a good college but with a useless degree and I'm living with my parents. I'm a virgin too. I feel slow and damaged and the cigarettes have turned me into a slimy creature that I am disgusted to even look at. I can't even look at people anymore because I'm a disgusting creature now. I no longer have that charm I once had, it's all gone, destroyed.
But I'm staying true this time. I "quit" everything 2 years ago for about 5 months (with a few excursion but mostly drug free). Only to listen to my friend that I should start smoking weed every day again... He just called me up asking to hang out and smoke. I told him I was quitting weed and he said "you're looking for something wrong in your life."
Then he texts me saying "text me back when you realize that's not how you solve problems."
I know I'm right though. I've been influenced by my brother all these years too, he's been smoking weed every day for like 7 years now I think. It'll take a long time to heal, hopefully my future has love in it.
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Anonymous #2
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I guess the real question is whether or not you have a healthy relationship with cannabis. If you not spending an inordinate amount of cash on it and it helps to ease stress, it could be doing a lot more for you than you think. In my own personal experience I quit smoking to meet others expectations of me. It ended up with me having a nervous breakdown and spending some time in a psych ward. Just be careful you may actually a a medical need for it, make sure not to rule that out because you want to please others.
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Anonymous #3
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Are you trolling OP? It's impossible to quit drugs entirely. Maybe cut out the bad drugs. I guarantee you will always smoke weed, drink and maybe cigarettes. It's just how it goes.
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Anonymous #4
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Go for it man. Quit.
Guaranteed that you will feel great after you get past the first initial months.
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Anonymous #5
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What drugs are you talking about? The only problem i can see with weed is that it prevents job opportunities because it is illegal. Cigs are bad, just quit them.
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Anonymous #4
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Anonymous #5 said: What drugs are you talking about? The only problem i can see with weed is that it prevents job opportunities because it is illegal. Cigs are bad, just quit them.
Weed may cause permanent memory impairment. At least that is what the doctors are saying whom I study under. Excuse me, they don't say that it's an absolute fact yet, but they do hypothesize as much. There is much studying to be done. And now because of Colorado it will be easier.
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Anonymous #6
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If you feel it would benefit you then quit.
I was a daily weed smoker and casual psychedelic user (mushrooms,lsd, xtc). I quit everything to focus on martial arts and set a time frame of being one year drug free. The eventual plan was to then only use psychedelics occasionally (wanted to quit weed for good tho) It has been several years since I quit and now I find even the desire to do psychedelics has deminished (did mushrooms a couple years ago) For me it was a good choice and I know that stuff will always be there if I do decide to partake
Edited by Anonymous (01/03/14 05:18 PM)
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Anonymous #7
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do it
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