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    Did you cut back on smoking when you became a parent?

    I am expecting to do so, since I won't smoke in front of them, and I will probably be too busy with them to have much time for that- but in a weird way it kind of pleases me to think that smoking will be less casual, more infrequent, and because of that, maybe even more fun. I kind of like the forbidden - sometimes I get in a rut and smoke too much. It isn't like I am really getting any higher after a point, it seems. So I don't think cutting back would be a problem. Anyone have that experience?
    liberiamom Reviewed by liberiamom on . Did you cut back on smoking when you became a parent? I am expecting to do so, since I won't smoke in front of them, and I will probably be too busy with them to have much time for that- but in a weird way it kind of pleases me to think that smoking will be less casual, more infrequent, and because of that, maybe even more fun. I kind of like the forbidden;) - sometimes I get in a rut and smoke too much. It isn't like I am really getting any higher after a point, it seems. So I don't think cutting back would be a problem. Anyone have that Rating: 5

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    Did you cut back on smoking when you became a parent?

    hell no i actually increased my intake....but i stopped drinking almost entirely...withought my weed i would not even make it threw Dora the explorer let alone blue clue's clues

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    Did you cut back on smoking when you became a parent?

    Quote Originally Posted by the yeag
    hell no i actually increased my intake....but i stopped drinking almost entirely...withought my weed i would not even make it threw Dora the explorer let alone blue clue's clues
    LOL- I will probably have to excuse myself and go to the "bathroom" before the Disney movies start up!
    I also plan to use foam earplugs if the kids scream too much- I think it will help me not get so stressed out -
    and certainly at night and on the weekends, I will relax :jointsmile:

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    Did you cut back on smoking when you became a parent?

    When my girl was a baby I slowed down. I was sort of freakin' out at the newness of being a dad and whatnot. (Used to think 'what if I have to take her to the ER or something and I'm completely wasted?') As she got older and I got to know her better I relaxed more and started smoking more. I don't smoke during the day as much but when she's in bed, it's puff time! Peace!
    Please trip them gently, they don\'t like to fall, oh by jingo. There\'s no room for anger, we\'re all very small, oh by jingo. We\'re painting our faces and dressing in thoughts from the skies, paradise, oh by jingo. Won\'t someone invite them? They\'re just taller children, that\'s all, afterall. Some march together and some on their own, quite alone. Others are running, the smaller ones crawl but some sit in silence, they\'re just older children, that\'s all.

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    Did you cut back on smoking when you became a parent?

    i smoke more but not as frequntly as befor i cant just sit around with a bong in my hand anymore

    -bomb

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    Did you cut back on smoking when you became a parent?

    was there a decrease in my smoking? yes.. did i want it? no... i personally see nothing wrong with my kid finding me toking (although, i will avoid it if i can... for multiple reasons) but i find nothing actualy wrong with it... the people that (atleast in my mind) want to hide shit like that, are crackheads... fiends.. people like that... i don't feel there's anything wrong with what i'm doing, and feel no more of a need ot hide what i do (from anyone, aside from the cops for obvious reasons) then i feel the need to hide my cigarette smoking.... why even bother go around 'preeching' how in-harmful weed is, if you're going to go around trying to hide it from everyone (legal consequences aside) like it's rock...

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    Did you cut back on smoking when you became a parent?

    Quote Originally Posted by slipknotpsycho
    was there a decrease in my smoking? yes.. did i want it? no... i personally see nothing wrong with my kid finding me toking (although, i will avoid it if i can... for multiple reasons) but i find nothing actualy wrong with it... the people that (atleast in my mind) want to hide shit like that, are crackheads... fiends.. people like that... i don't feel there's anything wrong with what i'm doing, and feel no more of a need ot hide what i do (from anyone, aside from the cops for obvious reasons) then i feel the need to hide my cigarette smoking.... why even bother go around 'preeching' how in-harmful weed is, if you're going to go around trying to hide it from everyone (legal consequences aside) like it's rock...
    I agree with you- I do not feel there is anything wrong with smoking pot- other than the legal issues, and that is why it was so wonderful to visit Amsterdam and experience that refreshing lack of judgement. Smoking pot is not immoral. It is not even unhealthy (unlike all the christmas cookies I pigged out on!!!) Unfortunately, I live in a country that has ignorant laws and pot is illegal here.
    That is why I think this forum is so helpful for me, so I can learn from others how to manage the two. I haven't even adopted my kids yet, but I know there is always the danger that they could be taken away from me because I smoke, and that terrifies me enough to decide to hide my own use. I wish it didn't have to be that way, but until our laws change, I will either have to hide my smoking, or quit.
    In the future, when pot is legal everywhere (in my dreams) perhaps I will be able to enjoy the same freedom as drinkers do now! I think the world would be a better place if more people relaxed with a smoke on a daily basis:jointsmile:

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    Did you cut back on smoking when you became a parent?

    Well, lets see. I smoked my first joint when I was 16, it didn't do anything for me and I was pissed that I'd waisted $20 on it. Smoked the whole thing, the "right way" and everything.

    My wonderful husband brought some home from a work buddy while I was pg with our daughter, and he smoked it all (two joints) And when he started his new job, he naturally gravitated towards the other smokers, and we ended up starting to buy, and smoke, this was around April of 06, so actually we started smoking after becoming the parents of two.

    And like HiProGrow said, we didn't ever smoke during the day for a while, incase the kids really needed us, but then we got some really weak stuff, and we smoked it a couple times during the day.

    We don't hide it from the 1 yr old, but we don't smoke openly infront of our 5 year old. I'm looking forward to being able to be more open about it. And educating him about it.

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    Did you cut back on smoking when you became a parent?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ibu Jari
    Well, lets see. I smoked my first joint when I was 16, it didn't do anything for me and I was pissed that I'd waisted $20 on it. Smoked the whole thing, the "right way" and everything.

    My wonderful husband brought some home from a work buddy while I was pg with our daughter, and he smoked it all (two joints) And when he started his new job, he naturally gravitated towards the other smokers, and we ended up starting to buy, and smoke, this was around April of 06, so actually we started smoking after becoming the parents of two.

    And like HiProGrow said, we didn't ever smoke during the day for a while, incase the kids really needed us, but then we got some really weak stuff, and we smoked it a couple times during the day.

    We don't hide it from the 1 yr old, but we don't smoke openly infront of our 5 year old. I'm looking forward to being able to be more open about it. And educating him about it.
    Cool- I look forward to hearing how you talk to them about it. Eventually, after our kids are old enough and will not inadvertantly turn us in to the Dept of Homeland Security, we will be having the same talks. Have you read the book "It's just a Plant" - I like the way it addresses the issue.

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    Did you cut back on smoking when you became a parent?

    No, I haven't, where can I get that book?

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