Hepheastus420
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Yeah I kind of build a "fuck it" attitude when I'm high. If they don't appreciate my help.. "fuck it". If everybody's mad.. "fuck it". At least I'm high
.I find it hard to be mad while high.
How can somebody live without weed?
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.I find it hard to be mad while high.
Hepheastus420
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Who are you talking to?you can live without weed? not doing it.
Hepheastus420
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Nice, I like that post. That's what I mean guys. I took a T-break like 1 1/2 weeks ago so this thread isn't about me stopping lol. I'm wondering why people don't want to smoke pot anymore. Like my uncle used to be a huge pot head. He's his own boss in the construction buisness (so he doesn't have to take a piss test), but he doesn't smoke pot anymore. He has money to blow so I don't see why he doesn't but some pot. He buys alot of beer though.. Stupid decision if you ask me.
drolove
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Yeah I kind of build a "fuck it" attitude when I'm high. If they don't appreciate my help.. "fuck it". If everybody's mad.. "fuck it". At least I'm high
I find it hard to be mad while high.
lol i easily get mad when high. well things irritate me more
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Opposite for me... I get shy, fearful of displeasing. cn
drolove
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well it doesnt effect everyone the same and this is good proof of that
guitarjamman
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Sorry to resurrect an old thread but I wanted to weigh in with my opinions. This is my first post here, have been growing weed (guerilla style) for a many years and do it solely as a hobby, just give it all away to my buddies who still smoke, they sell it off or smoke it and hook me up with profits/benefits down the road. That being said, I stopped smoking 3 years ago and have never looked back...I quit hundreds of times in my hay-day, lasting upwards of a few months before I would slip once and became the regular daily smoker again; peer pressure is a bitch and it only takes one hit to revert back (for me at least). I was a very high functioning "stoner" - have a job as a civil engineer and would come to work high all the time and never made "careless" mistakes. I got married and continued to smoke for about a year, then my wife got pregnant and everything changed for me.
I am not making assumptions based on anyone's lifestyle here, I know many people who still smoke and have kids - it works for them. But I wanted to be there for my kids 110%. That even meant no more drinking. I wanted to focus on my career and become a better caretaker for my family - financially. I wanted to learn how to enjoy a sunset, my favorite song on the radio, playing my guitar under complete sobriety. It was/still is very difficut coming from smoking every day, I had to "re-learn" how to take a long drive without burning up. The mundane tasks had be done while sober - including walking the dog. Maybe one day when the kids are grown up and out of the house, I will reassess my situation and consider keeping my crop. But until then, my life is way to busy with other things that need my attention.....
Peace out and smoke on folks.
I am not making assumptions based on anyone's lifestyle here, I know many people who still smoke and have kids - it works for them. But I wanted to be there for my kids 110%. That even meant no more drinking. I wanted to focus on my career and become a better caretaker for my family - financially. I wanted to learn how to enjoy a sunset, my favorite song on the radio, playing my guitar under complete sobriety. It was/still is very difficut coming from smoking every day, I had to "re-learn" how to take a long drive without burning up. The mundane tasks had be done while sober - including walking the dog. Maybe one day when the kids are grown up and out of the house, I will reassess my situation and consider keeping my crop. But until then, my life is way to busy with other things that need my attention.....
Peace out and smoke on folks.
dannyboy602
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i've a new attitude since april. i smoke only occasionally now. i guess the addage moderarion is key is true with just about everything.
guy incognito
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I don't get it either. Almost everyone smoked when they were late teens and early twenties, but many "grow" out of it. I wonder why they were smoking in the first place? I will never grow out of it. It's just plain awesome. Makes sex better, makes music better, makes tv better, makes food better, makes activities more fun, makes work more fun, makes life in general better. There are no negatives. I already told my gf to expect me to still be smoking when i'm an old grampa. I will be the cool grampa that hits the bong. I have been cutting back on my drinking as I get older because of the negative side effects (weight gain, physical toll on my body, lack of rest - im not old but my body just can't handle alcohol like it could 10 years ago), but I don't foresee ever stopping smoking.
MojoRison
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My mind is always on and I think outside the box more often then conforming to the normal, my chronic smoking is an inherent by product of not knowing anything and wishing I had something original to say. I've read many philosophies on life and found that I was just trying to live by anothers idea of a good/proper life. It's taken a lot of insight, raking myself over the coals and objectively seeing my life as it truly is. My own. What works for me is definitely not for everyone. Smoking weed everyday is by far the best thing for me, medication for the pain I have because of a terrible accident, mind expanding enough to allow me to visualize things that others may not see.
I live in a reality which weed plays a very important part, not the lead role mind you but surely worth a credit listing. I am very comfortable being labelled a stoner, because I am and not ashamed to say so. Cannabis has opened more doors then it's closed.
I have taken beaks from this muse and found myself wanting, yes addiction is often brought up and yes I can agree on principal, but I disagree on the value of my life. What's a life that is not worth self examation...my thoughts wasteful.
I wish not to waste my life, as mentioned earlier, this is my life and my choices are just that... mine.
No one should feel like they should have to adhere to anothers perspective of how to live.
My rant is over...thanks
I live in a reality which weed plays a very important part, not the lead role mind you but surely worth a credit listing. I am very comfortable being labelled a stoner, because I am and not ashamed to say so. Cannabis has opened more doors then it's closed.
I have taken beaks from this muse and found myself wanting, yes addiction is often brought up and yes I can agree on principal, but I disagree on the value of my life. What's a life that is not worth self examation...my thoughts wasteful.
I wish not to waste my life, as mentioned earlier, this is my life and my choices are just that... mine.
No one should feel like they should have to adhere to anothers perspective of how to live.
My rant is over...thanks
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