Old Feeling..

I've been blazin for not quite a year now.. And it seems that every time I want to get as high as I can, I cant. Like, I'll get fucked up, but I wont get that particular buzz that I had..

For me its kinda measured with these songs. Theres a few of them that when I listen to them now, I can juuuust get a sort of split second glimpse of that feeling that I had when I used to listen to them, which used to last me the whole song.. Like that just awesome feeling you get. And I haven't been able to get it, and I have no idea why. I'm thinking maybe I need a tolerance break, but do you think that would change the quality of the high as well as how much it takes?

I've heard people talking about trying and never succeeding to get that feeling they had the first time they got high.. Man I hate the sound of that. I want that old feeling back :(

I'll say the same things I've said in a TON of other threads (and hopefully you will understand and everything will make sense :thumbsup:)

First off, when you first get high, it's an entirely new experience. Granted, you have no tolerance, but still, compare it to skydiving. It's one hell of a rush if you've never done it before, and it's so invigorating and exciting to do it. But after 20 or 30 times, it gets a little old, and you don't get that adrenaline rush like you used to. It's the same thing with weed. You can get as high you did you first time, it's possible. But it won't feel the same as it did.

Also, your cannabinoid receptors in your brain DO have a limit. Unlike alcohol, which your body keeps absorbing, cannabinoid receptors simply reject THC after a certain amount is processed. This is a very large amount, most people don't reach this level. Although, by smoking large amounts for a long period of time (binging), you will sober up because your cannabinoid receptors will decrease their processing of the THC.

You'll notice that when you began smoking, you probably would only smoke a few small bowls at a time, and probably couldn't even take in the smoke. NOW, you're getting much bigger hits, and even if you're smoking the same kind of weed, you're taking in more THC, which builds up your tolerance.

A tolerance comes the fastest from smoking large amounts in a short period. Light smokers don't usually develop tolerances. If you "binge", you are more likely to create a tolerance.

Smoking breaks help a lot. So does the environment you're in. Instead of smoking in your house or with your buddies, go to the gym on a nice day, go to a beautiful forest in the afternoon and smoke then. It will be much more relaxing.

Take a break for about two weeks. Then plan out what you're going to do and have fun doing it. Eat nice food, go to a nice place, and hang out with nice people. The less casual it is, the better. But don't get uptight, just have an experience.

Hope this advice helped as it's pretty much what I live by. I never have reached my peak (I assume) and my weed lasts really long because I can smoke so little to get high. I get VERY high every time I smoke, I've never really gotten a buzz before because I'm so high off of one hit. But then again, that's me.

Peace out man, good luck. :thumbsup:

Sweet bro, yeah I can relate to everything you said..Thanks fo makin everythin clear man :)

Peace

There are other measures to be taken before one resorts to a break lol:

1. change the setting (hotbox in your car overlooking something trippy with a cool friend you havn't chilled with in a while)
2. change the weed (preferably an entirely different strain, indica to sativa, etc)
3. change your method of consumption (try a waterfall!)
4. don't eat before blazing
5. add other things- mint leaves to a bowl, a blunt for the nicotine, wash down a hit with a shot
6. wake n bake!

variety is the spice of life. breaks are last resort

peace