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trying to give up weed

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by mcasprin, Aug 9, 2012.

  1. #1 mcasprin, Aug 9, 2012
    ive been smoking weed daily for around around 12months now i had a 1 month when i gave up for a while but im back on the bud. im trying to stop as its what i use to turn to so i could deal with stress ect. but i cant depend onit and wana stop i haven't smoked for 2 days now and craving hard any one out there that can help me out.
     
  2. #2 kribby, Aug 9, 2012
    sorry i cant help, no desire here to quit.. i wish you luck though if thats what you want hopefully it works out for ya
     
  3. #3 As Above So Below, Aug 9, 2012
    Will power man. If you feel stressed go run around the block. Burn energy. Exhaust yourself so you don't think about bud. Work out!! I cannot stress it enough. Working out produces natural chemicals that gives you a "high" of sorts. Pick up a hobby. Find out why you smoke weed in the first place and solve that problem. You need to distract yourself. Sitting on your computer complaining about it only makes the problem seem worse than it is.
     
  4. #4 Ryan9, Aug 9, 2012
    The first couple days quitting is the worst, just do other stuff to keep your mind off it and after a couple days you'll stop thinking about it. at least that works for me
     
  5. #5 the buds, Aug 9, 2012
    haha you act like weed is some hard drug, "im back on the bud" but just dont buy anymore. after a week you will feel completely normal.
     
  6. #6 STRANGE, Aug 9, 2012
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    why quit? Just do it in moderation. Quitting for good = emptiness inside
     

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