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Addiction, self-medication (eg. pain/nausea relief), escapism, peer pressure. To name a few. I used to be sceptical about weed addiction, and then it happened
by throwuxiytayq 4y ago
Addiction, self-medication (eg. pain/nausea relief), escapism, peer pressure. To name a few.
I used to be sceptical about weed addiction, and then it happened to me. It was relatively difficult to quit even though the habit was severely impacting my work and social life. In the end not having any weed around helped a lot. If you have an easy endless supply, boy, you're in trouble.
If you enjoy weed, consider having a strict limit (eg. max 1 smoke per week). If you smoke every day, you might find yourself unable to quit when need arises (eg. pregnancy, yours or your partner's).
- mosseater 4y agoAlso, you know, doctor recommended medication. And not just the "weed doctors" do it either, my conservative neurologist even told me to smoke THC heavy marijuana. I smoke every day. It absolutely impacts my work and social life, as without it I'm a painful ball of irritation that would have to be on opiates to get anything done.
- Karunamon 4y agoJust to be clear, he told you to smoke? There are other ingestion methods, including vaping, that don't come with a ton of other health risks.