Post: My experience from Weed
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12-25-2013, 01:09 AM
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Predator_xxXXxXX
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Well anywho, I started smoking weed when I was about 16 because I thought I was cool, because all the older ones I hung about with did it, well anyway the first few months of smoking weed, I always said to myself "I'm not addicted, I can stop anytime". 4 years later and I was still smoking everyday. When I was 17 and going for my driving lessons etc, I could not concentrate at all because of it, It really fucked with my head and I couldn't really stop it because at that stage I was kind of craving it. But recently my mum died of a drug overdose(Wasn't weed), and since the day of her funeral I swore I would never smoke again. She died a month ago. I'm not writing this thread for sympathy, I'm writing it because even though weed can not necessarily kill you, doesn't mean It cant play games with your head. I am clean this past month, and my head feels better than ever.
Well anyway, all I'm suggesting is. If your going to smoke weed, don't smoke it everyday. As it will bring you down eventually.
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12-25-2013, 02:54 AM
#13
Toke
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Originally posted by Predator
Just seen that people have been talking about weed in the Shout Box a lot recently, So I'm going to tell you a little story from my scary experience on weed.
Well anywho, I started smoking weed when I was about 16 because I thought I was cool, because all the older ones I hung about with did it, well anyway the first few months of smoking weed, I always said to myself "I'm not addicted, I can stop anytime". 4 years later and I was still smoking everyday. When I was 17 and going for my driving lessons etc, I could not concentrate at all because of it, It really fucked with my head and I couldn't really stop it because at that stage I was kind of craving it. But recently my mum died of a drug overdose(Wasn't weed), and since the day of her funeral I swore I would never smoke again. She died a month ago. I'm not writing this thread for sympathy, I'm writing it because even though weed can not necessarily kill you, doesn't mean It cant play games with your head. I am clean this past month, and my head feels better than ever.
Well anyway, all I'm suggesting is. If your going to smoke weed, don't smoke it everyday. As it will bring you down eventually.
Well anywho, I started smoking weed when I was about 16 because I thought I was cool, because all the older ones I hung about with did it, well anyway the first few months of smoking weed, I always said to myself "I'm not addicted, I can stop anytime". 4 years later and I was still smoking everyday. When I was 17 and going for my driving lessons etc, I could not concentrate at all because of it, It really fucked with my head and I couldn't really stop it because at that stage I was kind of craving it. But recently my mum died of a drug overdose(Wasn't weed), and since the day of her funeral I swore I would never smoke again. She died a month ago. I'm not writing this thread for sympathy, I'm writing it because even though weed can not necessarily kill you, doesn't mean It cant play games with your head. I am clean this past month, and my head feels better than ever.
Well anyway, all I'm suggesting is. If your going to smoke weed, don't smoke it everyday. As it will bring you down eventually.
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12-26-2013, 07:16 AM
#14
Buttah
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When I first tried weed at the age of 14, I didn't get high at all :\. Then again, the friends I was with were high and looked high so I was very paranoid thinking someone will catch onto us and get us. Ended up doing it again and actually got high, was a rather satisfying experience but I don't think I'd do it everyday nor will I be doing it for a whiiilleeee.
Sorry for your loss though man.
Sorry for your loss though man.
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12-27-2013, 09:33 PM
#15
OmfBen
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Originally posted by Particles
When I first tried weed at the age of 14, I didn't get high at all :\. Then again, the friends I was with were high and looked high so I was very paranoid thinking someone will catch onto us and get us. Ended up doing it again and actually got high, was a rather satisfying experience but I don't think I'd do it everyday nor will I be doing it for a whiiilleeee.
Sorry for your loss though man.
Sorry for your loss though man.
My first time was rather similar to yours... in fact, the first 3 or 4 times I ever did it, all I ever did was be paranoid about getting caught. I used to piss all my friends off because I'd be jumpy and freaking out and shit.. I wasn't tripping, I was just scared cause I knew if I got caught my life would be over.
I don't do it every day, only on special occasions with friends (Birthdays, Parties etc) and if we do do it, we normally get a group who would like to do it and go away from all the people who don't, because as I've learnt, people think it's stupid and get angry if you blow it in their faces for thinking so.
I enjoy the buzz it gives me, makes life a little more exciting for me.
12-28-2013, 05:22 AM
#16
MLB
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I do not support the use of marijuana in any way. I, myself, was a smoker at the age 15, later quitting and was introduced into more things, harder things, more euphoric. I have done meth (once), cocaine (three times), and was an everyday pill abuser.
June 7, 2013 my life changed, and I became sober. Yes, hardest thing you will ever face is the withdraws of drugs. You just have to fight them.
My life was never perfect, and I didn't make it any better by trying to escape my issues. I was on the varsity baseball team for my local high school, I was kicked off the team for the use of drugs and never allowed to try out again. My Junior year is almost over and I haven't been able to play sports since 2012. If you do not already know, sports was and still is my life. Being sober now, I look back and realize no drug was worth not being able to reach my professional career, or at least make it to a college and play baseball.
I don't expect anyone to fully read this so tl;dr drugs are bad mhmkay. :mrhat:
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June 7, 2013 my life changed, and I became sober. Yes, hardest thing you will ever face is the withdraws of drugs. You just have to fight them.
My life was never perfect, and I didn't make it any better by trying to escape my issues. I was on the varsity baseball team for my local high school, I was kicked off the team for the use of drugs and never allowed to try out again. My Junior year is almost over and I haven't been able to play sports since 2012. If you do not already know, sports was and still is my life. Being sober now, I look back and realize no drug was worth not being able to reach my professional career, or at least make it to a college and play baseball.
I don't expect anyone to fully read this so tl;dr drugs are bad mhmkay. :mrhat:
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