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  7. Won’t lie I can relate with the smoking part and going through it after moving and being away from anyone you can really relate to. Still dealing with it to an extent actually. I commend you ability to recognize the issue and try to fix it. Stay strong and do your thing bro

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  9. I love how doctors harm more than they save, nice job guys and thanks for the near death experience and partial blindness from ur pills theres more drug addicts alive and healthier than the ones who took the doctors pills in my family cuz they died literally

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  12. I want to quit but my depression is whooping my ass, honesty I'm kimda giving up on life its just so fucked up rn, im sureounded in my own filth and i just domt know what to do

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  14. Its been 7 years i have been smoking weed and the past 4 years almost every single day and never really knew that i was addicted to it,thought i could quit anytime buts its actually a round shape …but definitely ill get rid of it ."ill be back in 5 minutes if i didnt read this again"

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  15. A big part of the problem seems to be that the addict didn't think it's a problem. Yes it's affecting their life, relationships, work…ect. But, they don't see it! And you can't tell them it's affecting them because it makes them almost violently angry 😔

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  16. i wanna quit using drugs and only smoke and do phyches. i dont have a source of income because of my age but in about a year i should be able to cut down on this and stick to weed and phyches. funny but sad cycle, started with weed now using weed to get sober (and phyches to help with my dxm problem)

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  17. Reefer madness all over again. I've smoked weed for 43 years. Daily. I hold 2 degrees, homeschooled 3 sons and maintained 2 different careers. My 3 sons all smoke weed. They all make 6figures and hold long term careers that require them to continue learning.

    All this takes me back in time when cannabis was iradicated across the US because of reefer madness lies.

    They were so right, history does repeat itself.

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  19. This is not an addictive drug! It depends on the user, and how to treat it. It's easy to quit because there's no withdraw and all you do is crave it but not like a hard-core drug, it's jut kinda like a "it would be nice to be high right now" mentality instead of a "I NEED TO BE HIGH RIGHT NOW OR MY LIFE HAS NO MANING". I stopped overnight.

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  23. “weed addiction” is literally mental. I don’t think trees is my problem, I think not wanting to feel bored/down is my real problem. avoiding whatever I feel think/feel when my mind wonders in the wrong places. smoking is just my distraction, but it does have its effects. I get very distant and quiet, but I feel like I’m like that anyway. I can say, the things you use Za to avoid, can be magnified when you start to come down/stop. but once you detox it out, you feel good. I just be getting depressed or bored sometimes and slowly start back. every time. the weed is not the problem

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  24. I came here thinking I was gone feel like an addict but I couldn’t help but laugh. the doctor don’t even take this serious. and y’all in the comments acting like y’all really on heroine 🤦🏾‍♂️ ain’t no way y’all just smoking weed, come on fam your life is in zero danger. if you sitting there letting weed take over your life, you just irresponsible and was gone be irresponsible regardless. this is coming from a D A I L Y indulger. get your shit together. it’s not the weed. I wanna stop too but y’all doing a lil too much, that’s more bout you than what you smoking. same way my reason for smoking is more bout me

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  25. My relationship with weed is so weird. I started smoking it at 14. I had no reason to smoke it I just wanted to be cool.
    fast forward a couple years later it started giving me anxiety out of nowhere and that’s when I decided to stop smoking it.

    Now here I am depressed and on antidepressants and now I think I have an addiction because I can’t seem to go a day without it. Now I’m craving it and it’s starting to worry me because I think it’ll lead me down a wrong path into heavier drugs

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  26. I smoked since i was 12 tried quitting by cutting down 100 times or tapering myself off it doesn't work only thing that worked was straight cold turkey , was very hard has to change my whole lifestyle but it worked and I haven't smoked weed ina year after smoking for 12 years

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  28. Ive been doing an addiction experiment with opiates that was supposed to be only 1 year long, 35 years later im going to stop the experiment next week or maybe next month. I know I can quit when I want I just want to keep testing.

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  31. I have had soooo many friends that abuse the heck out of marijuana and none of them would ever hear me out when I would tell them to take it slower or something alot of people don't see anything wrong with the over use of marijuana until it starts hurting them and they look at functional stoners like we are superheroes but at the end of the day we just pay attention to how much we smoke when we smoke and what strains we are smoking toooo many people don't care about any of that at all

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