Quote Originally Posted by Dream of the iris
Billionfold is right Jose. In spite of the fact that an alcoholic and a pothead act much differently the concept is still the same. They are both consuming a drug that might or might not cause them to act differently. Now there are such things as functioning potheads as well as functioning alcoholics but that all depends on who you are. Regardless if you can't stop smoking pot as if your life depended on it then you most certainly have a problem. I realized I was psychologically addicted to pot when I actually risked my entire education by attempting to cheat on a drug test for college and at first it didn't even phase me but the second I almost got caught it shook me up so badly that I finally realized what I had done. Pot is fun and relatively harmless in retrospect to the entire selection of drugs but when you put anything whether its caffine, pot, heroine, Women, video games, etc first before what is really more important to you then I would say you have a problem. Sure its more harmful for someone to be addicted to booze but the tragedy of sucumming to something and placing everything else behind it is the same.
:thumbsup: very nice.

if u feel u get stuck into obsession-like relationships with things u like, u should really setup a system for your brain and have control over your obsessions. and for this very reason, many people CANT and WONT go without weed even for a day

its the addictive (obsessive) behavior thats the main problem of humanity in regards to drugs. all drugs can be taken care of in rehab, but u see many people return to doing them!!!

i think the whole concept of war on drugs should funnel all the money and effort to find ways to fix this issue instead of limiting the supply (not that they do it good, no, just their declared intent) and jailing the addicts/users.
flyingimam Reviewed by flyingimam on . Quitting Weed.. Peep it Well today is day eight not smoking.. I must say, I feel clear headed, witty, and way wealthier. If you are thinking about quitting or taking a break, let me say, its worth it. I have only been smoking for about 3 years and it was a good time, weed is amazing.. but I realized I wasn't very productive anymore. Don't get me wrong, I was still taking care of what I needed to do and I was responsible with my use but upon taking weed out of my life I just felt drastically better. All my Rating: 5