Some one suggested you eat it. I would highly advise against that. I think eating it would only magnify the bad effects for you.

Aside from simply giving up smoking if it isn't enjoyable, I will try and help with making the experience more enjoyable.

1. When your mind wanders while watching t.v., embrace it. You will be suprised the crazy shit you think of when your stoned.

2. It helps if you are comfortable in your enviornment.

3. For me however, I enjoy my high much more when I am out doing anything. Even if it is just going to Walgreens to pick up a prescription. Sitting in my house isn't as enjoyable anymore unless I'm playing video games.

In other words, try and find an activity that goes well with when your high.

It will all come down to if you enjoy it in the end though. If you don't than smoking isn't for you and their is nothing wrong with that.

On top of that, if you really think drinking will affect your life and don't enjoy smoking, but feel the need to use something when your boyfriend smokes... You may need to have a serious talk with him. I don't see that being very healthy for the relationship.

I tried responding to this last night, but was stoned and couldn't formulate a thought. I sometimes get to where I can't function very well either.

You also may want to simply smoke less. Sometimes a light buzz is much better than getting really high.

As for strains, it will be nearly impossible for you to track down a certain strain on the street. Unless you know a grower or grow your own, you will have a lot of trouble. A lot of dealers will label their weed with a pretty name to make it move faster. Unless it comes straight from the grower the person you get it from will likely not know what the strain is.
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