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t-break in the works, Please Help

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by fuji212, Apr 2, 2012.

  1. #1 fuji212, Apr 2, 2012
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    Been toking everyday since i moved up to WA last fall, and I've noticed that my social skills and confidence are beginning to plummet. even when i'm sober, I feel super shy around people i don't know and i sometimes have a difficult time forming sentences correctly. a lot of the time, i just find myself saying something totally off topic and stupid..

    its like i'm getting all the bad effects of smoking weed wen i'm completely sober. today, i'm starting a t-break, but if any of you blades know of any other solutions, i'm all ears.

    thx in advance
    :smoke:
     
  2. #2 Toastin', Apr 2, 2012
    Honestly a t break really clears your mind and I think it would help. Im on a t break right now (one week in) for similar reasons and Im started to think a lot more clearly. When I start smoking again Im going to us a lot more moderation. That is the key. You never want to over due something.
     
  3. #3 Money May Kerr, Apr 2, 2012
    What westcoast said... Take a break and don't think about it too much, you're in control of the bud.
     
  4. #4 fuji212, Apr 2, 2012
    thanks for the advice. im currently on day 2. i already feel a bit sharper, but tense at the same time
    hmm maybe april isnt the best month to break haha

    :smoke:
     
  5. #5 Money May Kerr, Apr 4, 2012
    Haha it's alright man, the craving to smoke will subside I'm right there with ya!!
     

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