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Takin a break?

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by Bunyohead247, May 17, 2012.

  1. #1 Bunyohead247, May 17, 2012
    So am i the only one thats feels this way or has anyone else noticed this.

    I got arrested and had todo a diversion program a while back and had to take a break from tokin. This year im takin a tolerance break fora week before summer and it seems like choosing not to smoke is alot easier than having not to smoke. I still have that slight urge every now and then but definantelty not as bad as when i was on the program.

    Thoughts?
     
  2. #2 Louis XIV, May 17, 2012
    the desire to smoke will be less when you choose to stop (T-break), rather than someone else choosing for you (police)

    kinda fits in with Frankfurt's higher-order volitions :p
    although you want to smoke, you also want to have to lower tolerance, so there is desire to not smoke
     
  3. #3 Sozic, May 18, 2012
    Exactly, and the fact that you know you can if you wanted too.:hello:
     
  4. #4 Friendlybear, May 18, 2012
    a friend of mine once said, "I'm a professional quitter; I do it all the time!", referring to smokin herbs. Its def not easy, but dont give up and think about it a lot, like what you do/like better when you're "sober" and what you do /like better when you're blazed. I smoked all day every day for about 10 years, but then for me personally, my life just got too busy so I cut way back on my smoking. Now I just smoke in the evenings, and even then I vape. I'm actually a lot happier now. I spend way less money on herb, feel a lot better (I dream a lot more and can breath a lot better), and I def stay focused better and get more done during the day. But thast just me. We're all different and respond the herb in a different way. Don't give up!
     
  5. #5 Bunyohead247, May 18, 2012
    [quote name='"Friendlybear"']a friend of mine once said, "I'm a professional quitter; I do it all the time!", referring to smokin herbs. Its def not easy, but dont give up and think about it a lot, like what you do/like better when you're "sober" and what you do /like better when you're blazed. I smoked all day every day for about 10 years, but then for me personally, my life just got too busy so I cut way back on my smoking. Now I just smoke in the evenings, and even then I vape. I'm actually a lot happier now. I spend way less money on herb, feel a lot better (I dream a lot more and can breath a lot better), and I def stay focused better and get more done during the day. But thast just me. We're all different and respond the herb in a different way. Don't give up![/quote]


    Ya takin a breaks made me realize theres definantely positives to consistent sobriety but i also cant wait to get back to the ganj :D
     

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