Got to quit, will there be withdrawal?

there is some what a withdraw from it, but more of a wanting to get high then NEEDING to get high fell, i know some one personally that went though the same shit but smoked even longer then that (20 years) but as i said befor it's no a NEEDED to get high bases

Typical symptoms include, mild headaches, problems falling asleep and possibly mild depression. Find other ways to occupy your time and stick with it. Any symptoms should clear up in a week or so.

Thanks, everyone! I'm going to try to work some major overtime so I can get out of the hole. Hopefully my dry spell won't last too long!

Sophia, I think you need to meet more potheads who'll get you high.

I heard they're nice people. :stoned:

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Originally Posted by sophiastarchild

I've smoked for 14 years. For the last three, it's been every day. Now, I have to quit for awhile because of financial reasons.

I've tried to do this once before and had horrible withdrawal. I was disappointed because I always heard pot doesn't cause withdrawal.

I'm going to stay positive and deal with any unpleasant feelings if they come.

:(

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The main withdrawal symptom is DEATH.

even the thought of running out of bud makes me drop down into convulsions

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Originally Posted by friendowl

even the thought of running out of bud makes me drop down into convulsions

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Same here I get angry even thinking about thinking about running out.

yes
there will.
I'm an everyday smoker, and if i don't smoke at least once every 2-4 days, my hands shake, i get well irritated by the smallest thing, and it's all i can think about. Then, i have a spliff, and i'm good.
Kinda sad, i really do rely on this shit lol.

Woo-hoo, there is a God! Worked a little arrangement out and now I don't have to quit!

"addiction" is a word thrown around far too casually these days. just because you want something doesn't make you addicted. if you feel depressed and restless because you haven't gotten high today, it's because you're emotionaly dependant, not because you're "addicted" (otherwise during my teen years I would have been considerably "addicted" to video games and t.v.)