That would be better.

@hinotoxin: When you were using marijuana daily, what exactly were you smoking? You know that Soapbar in the UK is like a slow poison? It's mixed with all sorts of pollutants like turpentine, boot polish, glues and dyes plus carcinogenic solvents. Do you also roll with tobacco (as is common in Europe), 'cause this would also increase the addiction factor?

I only use pure Marijuana, and I vaporise it. I wouldn't be able to use it as regulary if I was smoking it.

I also do take breaks, and as I said I find it very easy.

I started with soapbar but I haven't touched that stuff in a number of years as I'm now well aware of what it contains. For the majority I have smoked bud or good hash IF I can get my hands on some.

I never used tobacco, my body rejects it, makes me sick. Plus for some reason I have never been able to get high from a joint with tobacco in it any time a friend passed me one, not even remotely. Nah I always used a pipe, sometimes a bong. Sometimes cooked with it. Always wanted a vapouriser of my own though.... but again, a true vapouriser (ie. one that the bud doesn't actually touch any hot piece of metal rather it gets heated by the hot air around it) is bloody expensive and not everyone can afford one of those either..

Hino

That was very well written. And I agree, weed is very addictive mentally, as with anything though........ But yeah, I don't regret doing it at a young age. It was one of the first things i did that made me question the government and why they would lie and overhype negativity about this drug which is a million times less harmful than cigarettes and alcohol.


ps... Have you started getting some pretty fucking crazy dreams yet????? I think after maybe about 1-3 months of non smoking you get a rush of some crazy ass lucid dreams which is amazing... Amazing enough for me to contemplate whether or not I should stop or not. If flying by just lifting your chest up and lifting off was ever real I've experienced it

the first few days of withdrawal i got some insane dreams. then i had a relapse for 2 days last week and my dreams went back to normal ,which was pretty intense anyway. i'm looking forward to having more control over my dreams. i get lucid dreams randomly, and sometimes they have been utterly amazing. i got to the stage of feeling like i was body conscious, and at first assumed i was just waking up..... but have since realised it is the next level of lucid dreaming. where you can actually FEEL everything as if you are awake. i want to experiment more with that.

My main point in this thread is: One has to be careful when labelling a substance or thing as being psychologically addictive. Psychological addiction is a state of mind, a susceptibility towards escapism in order to avoid a confrontation of self, or a responsibility.

It's also a lack of self control, which again is down to the personality of the addict. So, it's not weed itself that is addictive, and this is important to understand. I don't have an addictive personality which is why giving up anything in the past for me has been far from mission impossible, which I attribute to my state of mind being balanced, self control and will power..

People that are psychologically addicted to anything need to analyse themselves. Whether it's gambling , food, sex, pornography, computers, internet, work, exercise, idolizing, watching TV, spiritual obsession, self-injury and shopping, fix yourselves.

read up about that soapbar stuff, fucking retarded shit. i'd never known about it until this thread, fucking disgusting stuff. i'd probably go insane if i was smoking that shit at 13-14.

As far as I know Soapbar is a UK thing, which is not extremely popular, and you're only likely to buy it from some dodgy street dealer. Worth noting that they also laced weed with fibre glass in the UK which can cause silicosis, but again, you just need to know your source and supply to avoid bad strains, which are pretty easy to spot.

yeah that shit would NOT fly here in northern california.