A little help please..

[reality0]

Ok so I have never had any problems before with my mood changing. I began smoking everyday about a month ago because I could limit myself and I just like the occasional high in the morning and at night... Smoked 2 bowls a day, for about a month.

And now, I have noticed that when I smoke in the morning by the end of the school day I feel drained, and my mood changes and I just get a little pissed off for no reason. I don't know why...

So I thought it might be the wake and bake in the morning, so I didnt do it for about 3 or 4 days, the 4th being today.. And I still feel drained and not really pissed, just get irritated real real easy. Like I flipped on my friend today about something completely stupid, and after I realized what I had done and feel horrible.. And it always hits me when I get in my car after school and start to drive home..

Please if anyone could help, or have some advice. I would really appreciate it. And like I said before, I have never had problems like this before...

-reality

[reality0]

Another thing I forgot to mention, I also lost my appetite completely in the last few days. I have barely eaten anything and really don't feel hungry...

[birdgirl73]

Check out the cannabis info here at this site (plants and drugs/cannabis) and you'll see some of the effects they list. For some people, mood changes are can definitely happen as the effects of cannabis wear off. And lack of appetite is a common result, too, as it wears off.
Erowid (http://www.erowid.org/)

You might consider other causes, too. Like are you depressed? Under stress? Going through other circumstances or changes that are affecting your mood? This end-of-the-year time can be a rough period for people who are in school. Often when young men are depressed, it comes out instead as anger or irritability instead of depression alone, and lack of appetite goes with depression, too. Could you also by any chance be developing mood swings anyway? That's a very common problem for weed smokers and non-weed-smokers alike. Just make sure you don't attribute it all to your smoking habits alone.

See what you think might be causing the problem. Make sure you're getting enough rest and make yourself eat well. Get some exercise. And if all else fails, take a smoke break and see if your mood doesn't even out within a couple of weeks. If it does, you'll likely have your answer!

[jdmarcus59]

good words from birdgirl73 sound advice, hang in there life will aiways
go on.....