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Ending my tolerance break a little early, and feeling guilty about it.....

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Klao, Nov 11, 2009.

  1. #1 Klao, Nov 11, 2009
    ......but the guilt is offset by the fact I'm smoking a brand new (to me) strain of sativa, which is such a COMPLETELY new kind of high to me, I'm shocked. I suppose I've only smoked indica up to this point, because I can hardly believe this is the same drug.

    It's like .... my BRAIN is still high, but my body doesn't want to go to sleep anymore. It's really very cool. :D

    Anyway, I distracted myself. :smoking: Here's the main question:


    Has anyone else ever had issues with self-discipline when it comes to YOUR t-breaks? Do you feel guilty after you cave in?


    I'm really very curious. :wave: (sorry, very high)
     
  2. #2 White Smoke, Nov 11, 2009
    It's up 2 u when you wanna finish your T-break. You should not feel guilty about stopping early. It depends on what YOU want.
     
  3. #3 Shazbuckle, Nov 11, 2009
    You shouldn't feel guilty, it's your own choice. but it's always a good exercise to work on your goals and achieve what you set out to do, plus, when you do reach your goal, you feel damn good about it, and get a great adrenaline rush :)
     
  4. #4 Klao, Nov 12, 2009
    Sober now.

    I think it was probably a mistake to make my pickup early. I should've known that once I had it in my hands, I'd be tempted. :p

    I suppose I don't really feel "guilty," so much as sheepish. ;)

    Oh well .... a week and two days out of an originally planned two weeks isn't so bad, eh?
     
  5. #5 korey, Nov 12, 2009
    I took an intentional three month t break and did it with no issue, except for thinking about it a lot the first week.
     
  6. #6 LoveSavesTheDay, Nov 12, 2009
    If I were taking a break to test my self control then I would probably feel guilty if I fell short.

    But if it was just a break to get my tolerance back down then I don't think I'd sweat it too much, after all the whole point would be to make that next smoke session feel extra juicy :smoking:

    A week ain't easy, congrats on the 9 days :hello:
     
  7. #7 slackoff, Nov 13, 2009
    I wouldn't feel guilty, generally I'm disciplined enough to hold out until the end but I have trouble starting the break :)
     
  8. #8 zknewman, Nov 13, 2009
    My last T break was supposed to be for a month, but I caved after 2 weeks.
    I felt guilty as all hell just for the fact I promised my mom and girlfriend I wouldnt smoke for a month.
    Other than that I wouldnt feel bad at all.
     

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