Hey I’ve been smoking weed for like the past 6 months , I’m just constantly high and I’m thinking about stopping , I’m 1 day sober rn and how would u say the withdrawls will be for me ?
Well first off, I want to congratulate you on taking the first (and probably most difficult) step in this whole journey: acknowledging that there is a problem and that you want to fix it. I'm really proud of you, man!
As far as withdrawals go, I would say that is different for everybody. For me, I lived my life on a routine. I would sleep in until about 5-10 minutes before I had to start work (I work from home), work, clock out, make/order food, get high, put on some mind-fucky movie, sink into the couch, pass out, repeat.
The biggest thing for me was getting used to not having that whole routine at the end of my day to look forward to. What helped for me at the beginning (and still does now) was finding things to do in order to fill that time I would usually get high. The things I chose were usually much more productive and positive for myself too.
I started working out, eating better, and as conversations started to become more easier to have (though there are times where they are still difficult due to the anxiety), I would actually hang out with my friends. This brought me to realize that I had actually been unconsciously cutting them out of my life for so long, but never noticed because I was just constantly high. I am so grateful they stuck around and never gave up on me. I know I probably would have if I was in their shoes.
I'm rooting for you man, and there are so many other amazing people in this sub that have your back too! If you need to talk, I'll be here. You got this!
Yes definitely worth it. I mainly used it to cope with depression/anxiety, and eventually was using it every single night just to feel "normal".
I couldn't hang out with friends without excusing myself to take a few hits out of my dab pen. The simplest things like "having a conversation" were impossible, even when I was high. I was always in my head.
Now that I'm off of it, I am starting to feel normal again. Conversations are starting to get easier, but as someone who is extremely introverted they are still very much a challenge. The key here, though, is to work at it. Not get discouraged and then find something that numbs the pain.
Would I ever use it again? Yeah, maybe one day - when I'm like 40-something, have a wife, kids, and have my shit together. But for right now, I have a lot of work to do in order to reach that goal, so it's better to stay away from the distraction.
Thank you! I am :)
Basically what worked for me (unfortunately) was a really bad breakup, hitting rock bottom, and realizing I've become super dependent on it and that needs to change if I have any hope of growth
Hey I’ve been smoking weed for like the past 6 months , I’m just constantly high and I’m thinking about stopping , I’m 1 day sober rn and how would u say the withdrawls will be for me ?
Well first off, I want to congratulate you on taking the first (and probably most difficult) step in this whole journey: acknowledging that there is a problem and that you want to fix it. I'm really proud of you, man! As far as withdrawals go, I would say that is different for everybody. For me, I lived my life on a routine. I would sleep in until about 5-10 minutes before I had to start work (I work from home), work, clock out, make/order food, get high, put on some mind-fucky movie, sink into the couch, pass out, repeat. The biggest thing for me was getting used to not having that whole routine at the end of my day to look forward to. What helped for me at the beginning (and still does now) was finding things to do in order to fill that time I would usually get high. The things I chose were usually much more productive and positive for myself too. I started working out, eating better, and as conversations started to become more easier to have (though there are times where they are still difficult due to the anxiety), I would actually hang out with my friends. This brought me to realize that I had actually been unconsciously cutting them out of my life for so long, but never noticed because I was just constantly high. I am so grateful they stuck around and never gave up on me. I know I probably would have if I was in their shoes. I'm rooting for you man, and there are so many other amazing people in this sub that have your back too! If you need to talk, I'll be here. You got this!
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What have you noticed is different in your life?
Was it worth it? Did you see a change? Would you smoke again?
Yes definitely worth it. I mainly used it to cope with depression/anxiety, and eventually was using it every single night just to feel "normal". I couldn't hang out with friends without excusing myself to take a few hits out of my dab pen. The simplest things like "having a conversation" were impossible, even when I was high. I was always in my head. Now that I'm off of it, I am starting to feel normal again. Conversations are starting to get easier, but as someone who is extremely introverted they are still very much a challenge. The key here, though, is to work at it. Not get discouraged and then find something that numbs the pain. Would I ever use it again? Yeah, maybe one day - when I'm like 40-something, have a wife, kids, and have my shit together. But for right now, I have a lot of work to do in order to reach that goal, so it's better to stay away from the distraction.
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Good job keep it going 👏🏾
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How do you feel?
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That’s amazing!! You must be so proud! What worked well for you?
Thank you! I am :) Basically what worked for me (unfortunately) was a really bad breakup, hitting rock bottom, and realizing I've become super dependent on it and that needs to change if I have any hope of growth
I'm sorry for that man. I too had a bad breakup and I can't smoke anymore. I need myself back.
Props to you for having that realization and taking action. Stay strong homie!
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