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Do any of you feel guilty after while your high? The past couple of months I have been doing college stuff for next year and im on break now. Since its break I don't have much required work only work thats due in the future, so I have been just smoking everyday of vacation. When I am high i seem to analyze everything i do wrong and it bugs me out. Do any of you feel guilty after smoking?
Not at all. I'm not ashamed at all to smoke the ganja. I feel more guilty eating a shit load of food while I'm high haha
sometimes, but not while im high. Its when i start to smoke and when i finish i sit there and think, "why did i do this?" and then i get high, thats when i remember why i smoked. lol
what r the things you do wrong? If you turned those weaknesses into strengths, you would enjoy yourself while smoking, and I sincerely hope that smoking pot is not one of the things you consider wrong. If that's the case, your mentality about weed is not dissimilar to the mentality expressed by normal society, that is to say that it's an immoral transgression to smoke weed. You shouldn't ever feel bad about moderate and responsible usage of the herb, it just shows that you're not afraid of your inner self that comes out when you smoke.
I was at first, but that's what people do to you, so I understood that I only felt guilty for spending so much money on it. I'm still the same person as I was before, but with a heightened awareness of what is happening.
Sometimes I feel guilty, its just like "this is stupid I shouldn't have done it."
Only last week, when I smoked every day and had a big assignment due in class every day. now that i have a break I want to smoke all the time, haven't had the chance yet, though.
yes!
it feels so bad!! one negative thought turns into another. and another then you get a baaad trip.
i have those same feelings, only its between me and my god. the bible doesnt say anything about cannabis, it says alcohol is bad but doesnt say anything about going to hell because of you using alcohol. ive taken it up with my priest but he gave me the ol' its against the law, its bad for you but nothing about me and god... people these days
Perhaps a quote from a brilliant philosopher-turned-madman will help you when concerning your past actions.
A thinker sees his own actions as experiments and questions--as attempts to find out something. Success and failure are for him answers above all. -Friedrich Nietzsche.