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Just Ended T-Break.

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by skalskilaw, Sep 17, 2014.

  1. #1 skalskilaw, Sep 17, 2014
    So I just ended my first t break. It lasted four days. I wasn't getting high with just one joint so I decided to try a break. Well when I smoked tonight I was high at just half a joint! It's been great, I'm still high now!


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  2. #2 NewBrooklyn, Sep 17, 2014
    Hardly a t-break, the increased high is probably placebo
     
  3. #3 skalskilaw, Sep 17, 2014
    That could be, but it felt like a great high, which is great. So even if it was a false high it felt just as good lol everything is based on perception.


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  4. #4 lessthanjeezy, Sep 17, 2014
    As a pretty heavy smoker, I can notice a significant increase in my high if I take a break for even a couple days, but I will be right back at my normal tolerance really quick...
     
    If I give myself a longer break like a couple weeks though it obviously works much better and takes longer to get back to your peak tolerance.
     
  5. #5 Bladezz, Sep 17, 2014
    Even if it is a placebo effect...
    ...
    ...
    It worked !


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  6. #6 Old School Smoker, Sep 17, 2014
    I told you!! It' hits you like driving a mack truck 100mph into a concrete wall.
     
  7. #7 lessthanjeezy, Sep 17, 2014
    I am on a forced t-break myself right now, I've been sick for like 10 or 11 days with a bad cough to the point where bits of blood were coming up with it and had to get a chest x ray, happy to hear the chest x ray looked totally normal so I am guessing I burst some blood vessels coughing so hard for so many days, so I am going to give it a few days before I try to smoke or vape again so I can get this cleared up.
     
  8. #8 spazescape, Sep 17, 2014
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    Nice. When I was a pretty heavy smoker, I could definitely feel a little difference after 4 days.
     
  9. #9 NewBrooklyn, Sep 18, 2014
    You're very right and I wasn't implying otherwise. I'm about to come off a t-break, been months
     
  10. #10 SmokeErrythang, Sep 18, 2014
    I find smoking less in weight but still just as often will decrease your tolerance better than a short t break, plus you dont need to quit
     
  11. #11 anduin1, Sep 18, 2014
     
    but his tolerance is already lower if a joint was enough at some point, you notice it way more if you take even just a few days off. Ive found best bet is to only have it in the evenings, take days off here and there, and use something more efficient than a joint.
     
  12. #12 skalskilaw, Sep 20, 2014
    I use joints for discrete smoking. I live on a college campus and can't use bongs lol


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