Ok, I'm having problems concentrating without weed.. I sit around just listening to music in a daze browsing webpages... But if i try to get to work say work on my website / server, i just cant motivate my self to do it and if i try to work on it i just dont know where to start. If i take a hit of weed i'm motivated my thoughts seem organized and i can work 4x better. Do you think its just a habbit and if i quit smoking for a while it will get better, or is this an ADD issue?
ADD and the use of cannabis doesn't even make sense, and I've never seen anything to convince me otherwise. I think you've just formed habitual substance abuse and you do need to take a good long tolerance break.
Anybody happen to have any research on the ADD - Cannabis connection? I've never really seen much but I'd be interested. I guess it isn't so far-fetched... a little unlikely from my own perspective perhaps.
I dont smoke that much anymore though, i use to smoke 1.7+ Grams a day, now i only smoke a few small bowlpacks a day for a week or so until i run out then i'll go a week or two before i smoke again. The only thing is i do the samething everyday, just sit around teh house, so that is another habbit.
Im not sure i completely agree with your statements in this thread. I have add, and i smoke alot of weed. I dont need it to concentrate at all. but he may. I can also relate that when your high, you *can* be more creative, more of a thinker. and you think things through/have more creative ideas while your stoned than not.
Hmm well I've just skimmed it so far but it looks promising. Sorry for jumping to conclusions! I should know better as a self-medicating cannabis patient, hope I didn't offend anyone. EDIT: even I make mistakes sometimes.
just out of curiousity what do u use it for medically if u dont mind me asking? and are u actually a rasta? btw i love reading most of your posts
i'm the same way, but i can usually get my act together and get work done when i'm sober, it usually helps to make weed the motivator.. just a reward system.