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Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by InsertUserHere, Jun 25, 2010.

  1. #1 InsertUserHere, Jun 25, 2010
    So I smoke regularly - every weekend for the past few months - and I had my conservatory piano exam a couple of days ago. Now, on the way there, of course I was nervous, but it turned into comething I've never felt before. I felt like I was uncomfortable in my own body; like I shouldn't have been there.

    Should I be having intensified emotions like this, will it become regular?

    Can weed change the way you react to things sober?
     
  2. #2 SpiceMadeOfLife, Jun 25, 2010
    yes and no. it all depends on how you yourself interpret things. I know that after I started smoking weed I looked at the world in with a very different way and still do today. it can make you look at yourself and the people around you from a new light as well.

    also its a little difficult to understand what you mean, did you mean to say that you smoked weed before a piano exam, and because you did that you were feeling uncomfortable?
     
  3. #3 InsertUserHere, Jun 25, 2010
    No, I'm just saying that I am exposed to weed every weekend - it had basically nothing to do with my exam.
     
  4. #4 Rampipe, Jun 25, 2010
    You felt like you were slacking by smoking weed?

    That is just your mind manifesting the external stereotype of the indulgance you choose to partake in.
     
  5. #5 tgrape18, Jun 25, 2010
    I plat piano too, I know what that stuff is like. You were probably just nervous, I wouldn't worry.
     

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