In reality, anything can be habit forming. I have a habit of putting on my seatbelt. Am I addicted? No! I occasionally don't put it on, but for the most part I wear my seatbelt because it is a habit I have developed since I started driving.

You need to realize that a habit and an addiction are 2 different things. A habit is where you still do something, but not on an impulse and it can be controlled at will. although for some could be difficult to break. An addiction is when you CAN'T stop using something. Alcohol, hard drugs, and cigarettes are perfect examples of addictive substances. They are not only psychologically addictive, but physically addictive and thats why people use them. Cigarettes are said to be as about or more addictive then heroin. it's very hard to quit. I smoked for a few years. I can have a cigarette every once in awhile, but I do not get "addicted" to it anymore. I admit I enjoyed smoking because it gave me something to do, but I realized that it was expensive and dirty and you smell.

Now if you CAN'T stop using cannabis, you are either lying just to get people going here, or you are a VERY VERY VERY rare breed of human. Pick one.
HinduKush83 Reviewed by HinduKush83 on . Weed not being addictive is a myth After reading a lot of posts on this forum, I've noticed that a lot of you seem to have the false idea in your head that weed isn't addictive. I don't know if you've been lied to or are just kidding yourselves. It's been proven scientifically and by my own experience that it's both physically and psychologically addictive. When quitting smoking after I've been smoking daily I have insomnia, loss of appetite, and irritability for a couple of days. The insomnia often lasts much longer. Of Rating: 5