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How I Quit Weed For Good
If you've found this article, maybe this describes you, but I'm going to guess it's probably not. In my experience almost anyone can be addicted to weed. Man or woman, young or old, zany adventures or not. No one in my life besides my stoner friends really knew about my habits. Who would suspect? I was just some single mid 30's white guy, making about 35k a year in a systems admin job. More of a classic nerd than classic stoner. A lot of my friends and family knew I still smoked weed, but they had no idea it was pretty much every day for the past 15 years. All things considered, I was doing pretty well for myself. But I just had the feeling I needed to quit weed. I was hating that my social life had basically become blunts and bong hits followed by staring at a TV in the dark until I fell asleep. Every day at work seemed like a grind, waiting for the hands on the clock to go around enough times that I could go get stoned again and relax again. Waking up every morning felt like rising from the dead, and not in a good way. I knew deep inside that it was time to let go of weed. I was holding onto something that reminded me of the good times I had when I was younger, but it no longer gave me the same satisfaction. It was making me get comfortable and stagnate in all areas of my life. I had tried to quit weed every year that I can remember. It would usually last about 2 days before I got myself into smoking again, whether from a friend wanting to, or just being bored and scrounging up a bowl. I told myself it wasn't a big deal, quitting marijuana is purely mind over matter and if I've been smoking pot for 10+ years and few people could even really tell, it wasn't that big a deal if I put off quitting weed again. One night I just felt really lonely, and I started thinking... Maybe that was why I smoked my mind into submission every night. The one thing that I really wanted was someone to spend my life with, doing more than just getting stoned and watching TV. I started seriously looking into quitting because of this, and it forced me to look inside and realize this was a HUGE part of why I smoked weed. Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com Author Info: I think it was this article that really helped me break down what was going on inside my head and made me identify why I smoked and why I wanted to quit weed. I recommend it highly. Quit Weed - A Guide To Quitting Marijuana |
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