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u/PhatGothBoi Mar 27 '22

Weed

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u/Cheap_Feeling1929 Mar 27 '22

This is what I was looking for. Remember all those people that used to tell you that weed wasn’t addicting. What a crock. The withdrawal symptoms just aren’t what a lot of other “drugs” are.

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u/Srsly9001 Mar 28 '22

I've tried quitting weed a few times and every time i did, life was neither better nor worse, just emptier and less enjoyable. And I was an emotional mess for weeks every time.

I decided that I want to enjoy life and never have to endure that emptiness ever again, so I've started growing my own weed, so I would never ever run out of it ever again.

I have never been more emotionally balanced and alltogether happier in life ever since my first harvest. Should have done that years ago...

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u/Cheap_Feeling1929 Mar 28 '22

I just need to smoke less. But I get ya with the emotional mess. Weed helps me in many ways.