Sometimes it helps to see it described by someone else before you really see what you, yourself are in.
Thanks again for helping a stranger connect some dots. You've given me more to think about in my approach to kick this habit.
Sometimes it helps to see it described by someone else before you really see what you, yourself are in.
Thanks again for helping a stranger connect some dots. You've given me more to think about in my approach to kick this habit.
Regardless of the drug you use, many are used to alleviate whatever problem you have e.g. Stress, Anxiety, Disorders, and then it becomes part of you, and you no longer have the need to address the root cause of why you need the drug. Again, not a doctor, but I think the poster above put it best as a "crutch". It's ok for short term, but long term, you allow yourself to ignore the root cause, which has long term effects.
it's great that people are discussing this, some people can definitely use weed responsibly and stop easily, but others really, really can't--and the sooner we recognize it as addiction the easier it is to get out.