needsomebeans
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In my honest opinion the only thing addictive about pot is growing it and buying beans. That being said I still love smoking it.
Is Pot Addictive?
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Bublonichronic
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People say it's habitual not addictive, if you suddenly stop smoking pot you won't wd or anything so its not physically addictive
Bublonichronic
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So you don't even have the 7$...kick rocks foo
I'd disagree with that. I use to smoke constantly and stopped suddenly and I was highly irritable and angry/easily upset for a short period of time (2-4 days). I know many others who experience that after smoking long term.
Bublonichronic
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I wouldn't call that wd, lol
Eltomcat
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Dude I'm legit!
Cobnobuler
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Actually, this is an interesting topic. From a physical standpoint it is not supposed to be addictive, not in the sense that other drugs like those damned cursed opiates and such that attach to the receptors in the brain.
.....But on the other hand, my mrs is badly and hopelessly addicted. She hasnt gone a day without blazin for I dont know how long and she gets antsy as hell when its lookin like the jars are going to go empty before I harvest.
...Damned she keeps me workin hard at this. Meantime, I quit smoking it myself a few years ago and I'm the one that got her into it all those years ago.
.....But on the other hand, my mrs is badly and hopelessly addicted. She hasnt gone a day without blazin for I dont know how long and she gets antsy as hell when its lookin like the jars are going to go empty before I harvest.
...Damned she keeps me workin hard at this. Meantime, I quit smoking it myself a few years ago and I'm the one that got her into it all those years ago.
Weedaholic.1
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its not addiction, its a passion
qwizoking
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anything that alters receptors can be addictive. serotonin dopamine gabba opiate cb etc
most common withdrawal symptoms are therefore related to the areas hit. insomnia, agitation or anxiety, body aches, temp regulation, vivid dreams or nightmares, loss of appetite...
but because thc is only a partial agonist, not very potent. symotoms are mild compared to other drugs.
most common withdrawal symptoms are therefore related to the areas hit. insomnia, agitation or anxiety, body aches, temp regulation, vivid dreams or nightmares, loss of appetite...
but because thc is only a partial agonist, not very potent. symotoms are mild compared to other drugs.
Depends what you compare it too. No its not like a heroin wd, throwing up, shakes/shivers, halucenation. It does how ever compare to nicotine withdrawal which is still withdrawal none the less.
needsomebeans
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Over my 37 years I have had to quit a few times cold turkey and it hasn't effected me. I think? Where the hell did I put my phone. Shit it's in my hand.
This.
SPLFreak808
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It's psychologically addictive for me. Honestly i think im gonna blaze till i die lol
needsomebeans
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It's an enhancement for sure.
LamontCranston
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If caffeine is addictive, pot is addictive.
needsomebeans
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That's what I'm talking about.
