I first smoked weed when i was 15. For the next 6 years i would smoke maybe two-three times a month maybe a bit more if it was holidays christmas summer break etc. Then i met my ex. She also smoked weed but to a much higher volume than me, so i started smoking more after getting with her. It felt great while we were together. It wasnt only after we broke up that i really started to abuse weed. Just to get my self to stop thinking about her. Ive ended up in a state where i cant sleep, i dont eat properly and have CRAZY mood swings if i dont smoke for a day. Currently i have enough weed to last me until new year. After that ive promised my self to cut this shit out of my life. Dont smoke weed if you are in a bad mental state. It might seem like it helps at first but it will only suppress your feelings that will eventually come flooding back after a while. And believe me when they do you will feel like an emotional wreck. At least i do. Sorry for this long ass comment. I felt like i had to get this shit of my chest.
@@τλς7 Merry Christmas my friend! I think it's good that you are able to open up and I'm happy to hear you have. It's never hard to come to terms with things like that in your life or anyone's life for that matter. At least you came to realize the effects it can have positively and or negatively. I hope you are doing better now and everyday gets better for you which it will! Keep yourself in a focused positive state and don't forget at the end of the day you only have yourself. All the best!
@@Mr.pichler merry Christmas to you too man. Thank you very much for the reply. The last few months were tough but i will pull through. I hope you have a prosperous new year 🖤
@@τλς7I can understand you and if course, I know my channel isn't much but as long as there is feedback. Positive or negative I know my voice and experience has done something good. I wish you a prosperous and happy new year as well. All the best 🥂
Just entered 2025. its the 4th today. im 4 days sober, after 7 years of smoking. im having weird dreams, after having not been dreaming at all, insomnia has me by the balls, i have no appetite at all, im not enjoying life right now, hoping to restore my dopamine receptors
@@mandlantuliki7104 Happy New Year my friend! I hear you and the best thing to do is focus on personal fitness, hit the gym, go for a run, bike whatever you need to work your body into a sweat! Sauna is also great to help speed up the process of sweating out the toxins! Don't let up, your on a good path and although this is only my option I hope it helps. I wish you all the best on your journey
Man I live in NS and completely get everything you said. I can relate a lot to it all and more attention needs to be brought to this issue throughout Canada. Thank you for making this video!
@@BlueberryAvionics I appreciate you opening up my friend, certainly more attention does need to be brought. Enjoying things are one thing but alot of people struggle with being honest about temptation.
@@jadenlegassey-mm8zd if you genuinely feel like it's taking over or away from your everyday life then try a tolerance break. For me personally I had to cut it off cold turkey, it's worth a try. Don't hesitate to reach out 💪
Keep at it fam. It takes +6 months of soberness to kick a substance. 28 years here and in the same boat as you. I "quit" many times before, but it's different now, i have an array of reasons to not do it
same. solid 12 years daily use. i do not care how bad i have to suffer for a while, i want out. but its THE thing ive had in my life since high school. videos like these help motivate me to just let it TF go. thanks
@UN1FIEDS0UNDS I'm happy to hear this has had a positive impact on your brother. It's amazing to hear so many people open up and talk about their stories. Life is a journey and I appreciate crossing paths with you 🙏🏼 all the best my friend
Man thanks so much for the video, i relate to you in every aspect you mentioned, today is the day i decided to quit weed, i cant wait to see the benefits!
@@ceedee2123 Thank you for being honest brother, I know these are my personal opinions and perspectives although as long as it helps I know I'm doing the right thing being open myself. You will have to keep me updated on your personal journey! I hope you have a great week ahead!
Account Executive vibes, what’s the OTE hitting for? 😎 used to be me, made the switch to finance. Day 1 of quitting for me, started at 16, I’m 28 now, been daily user for all of those years except for 6 months that I quit in 2023. Very difficult, but worth it in the end!
@@333kenzo_ yes my friend! Been busy coming into year end which is always nice. Finance seems like a good switch, US or Canada based ? Sounds like you've had a long journey of your own. Certainly hard to get though although everyday gets easier. I hope all is well with you!
@@Mr.pichler US based! Down here in Texas. Seems like we are pretty like-minded, if you're ever looking to connect, business or just to chop it up about life, let me know! Got a sub from me regardless!
@@333kenzo_Very nice, my best friend was originally from Texas. I grew up with him here in Ontario and now he's back in Texas! Yeah 100%, I am always open to conversation. Likewise brother thank you
1. Tired af not feeling aligned, icky nasty feeling, groggy, Not feeling awake till later in the day 2. Damn near tweaking in public😂 throw in psychs to make it more complicated (I think their fine on their own) 3. The looming idea your ability to get sleep is only gonna get worse and more dependent on it the more you spiral… ie the more brain damage and dependency to rest with it as one sedates their self to sleep each night. 4. Money
@Mr.pichler yes, I too have been struggling on and off it does become a crutch, I find that staying busy is the best way ( for me at least) to avoid it.
@@jlr194I understand you completely and even you forget about it entirely. You realize it was fun but productivity goes way up once it's fully out of your system
I have 4 months without weed started smoking at 16-21 years old 365 days a year and tbh taking a break was the worst decision I ever made I started smoking again today and I never been healthier than ever before. Who’s to say you’re not using it medicinally. I’m more productive focused and make more money and improved my career smoking weed. I started to believe that weed was bad because many people are saying they’re better without it and telling me I’m doing something wrong when in fact weed is not for everyone. You gotta be unique for weed to work as an advantage for you/a healing medicine.
@@jmc8973 I agree with you 100%! I have many friends who smoke and get alot of benefits. That's why this is my personal experience only, sharing to start conversations and encourage people to share their experiences as well. I hope all is well with you my friend
@ for my case original thc weed suits me and medicates my psychiatrist’s recommendation from his diagnosis. And it’s been a great change for this long since I was 17*
@@Crimsonvandal that's a good point although for me personally I needed to cut out all types of consumption! Again a personal reflection of what I felt best suited me.
I'm 27, quit weed it's been 12 days smoking since 2019,I know what you're saying, I'm proud of you man.
@@kesinajaipuriya6615 I appreciate your support brother
I first smoked weed when i was 15. For the next 6 years i would smoke maybe two-three times a month maybe a bit more if it was holidays christmas summer break etc. Then i met my ex. She also smoked weed but to a much higher volume than me, so i started smoking more after getting with her. It felt great while we were together. It wasnt only after we broke up that i really started to abuse weed. Just to get my self to stop thinking about her. Ive ended up in a state where i cant sleep, i dont eat properly and have CRAZY mood swings if i dont smoke for a day. Currently i have enough weed to last me until new year. After that ive promised my self to cut this shit out of my life. Dont smoke weed if you are in a bad mental state. It might seem like it helps at first but it will only suppress your feelings that will eventually come flooding back after a while. And believe me when they do you will feel like an emotional wreck. At least i do.
Sorry for this long ass comment. I felt like i had to get this shit of my chest.
@@τλς7 Merry Christmas my friend! I think it's good that you are able to open up and I'm happy to hear you have. It's never hard to come to terms with things like that in your life or anyone's life for that matter.
At least you came to realize the effects it can have positively and or negatively. I hope you are doing better now and everyday gets better for you which it will! Keep yourself in a focused positive state and don't forget at the end of the day you only have yourself.
All the best!
@@Mr.pichler merry Christmas to you too man. Thank you very much for the reply. The last few months were tough but i will pull through. I hope you have a prosperous new year 🖤
@@τλς7I can understand you and if course, I know my channel isn't much but as long as there is feedback. Positive or negative I know my voice and experience has done something good.
I wish you a prosperous and happy new year as well. All the best 🥂
Just entered 2025. its the 4th today. im 4 days sober, after 7 years of smoking. im having weird dreams, after having not been dreaming at all, insomnia has me by the balls, i have no appetite at all, im not enjoying life right now, hoping to restore my dopamine receptors
@@mandlantuliki7104 Happy New Year my friend! I hear you and the best thing to do is focus on personal fitness, hit the gym, go for a run, bike whatever you need to work your body into a sweat! Sauna is also great to help speed up the process of sweating out the toxins! Don't let up, your on a good path and although this is only my option I hope it helps. I wish you all the best on your journey
Man I live in NS and completely get everything you said. I can relate a lot to it all and more attention needs to be brought to this issue throughout Canada. Thank you for making this video!
@@BlueberryAvionics I appreciate you opening up my friend, certainly more attention does need to be brought. Enjoying things are one thing but alot of people struggle with being honest about temptation.
Couldnt agree more! Im also in NS
Weed is killing me I feel like if I keep smoking I will never have the same personally again and be a whole different person
@@jadenlegassey-mm8zd if you genuinely feel like it's taking over or away from your everyday life then try a tolerance break. For me personally I had to cut it off cold turkey, it's worth a try. Don't hesitate to reach out 💪
Keep at it fam. It takes +6 months of soberness to kick a substance. 28 years here and in the same boat as you. I "quit" many times before, but it's different now, i have an array of reasons to not do it
@@WomboBraker Day by day I am getting there and certainly feel and see the benefits. I appreciate the transparency and encouragement!
same. solid 12 years daily use. i do not care how bad i have to suffer for a while, i want out. but its THE thing ive had in my life since high school. videos like these help motivate me to just let it TF go. thanks
@UN1FIEDS0UNDS I'm happy to hear this has had a positive impact on your brother. It's amazing to hear so many people open up and talk about their stories. Life is a journey and I appreciate crossing paths with you 🙏🏼 all the best my friend
Man thanks so much for the video, i relate to you in every aspect you mentioned, today is the day i decided to quit weed, i cant wait to see the benefits!
@@ceedee2123 Thank you for being honest brother, I know these are my personal opinions and perspectives although as long as it helps I know I'm doing the right thing being open myself. You will have to keep me updated on your personal journey! I hope you have a great week ahead!
Great video. It seemed impromptu and very real. I feel everything you said.
@@GYMSHIT Thank you brother, I appreciate the kind words. Have to be vulnerable and authentic!
Account Executive vibes, what’s the OTE hitting for? 😎 used to be me, made the switch to finance.
Day 1 of quitting for me, started at 16, I’m 28 now, been daily user for all of those years except for 6 months that I quit in 2023. Very difficult, but worth it in the end!
@@333kenzo_ yes my friend! Been busy coming into year end which is always nice. Finance seems like a good switch, US or Canada based ?
Sounds like you've had a long journey of your own. Certainly hard to get though although everyday gets easier. I hope all is well with you!
@@Mr.pichler US based! Down here in Texas.
Seems like we are pretty like-minded, if you're ever looking to connect, business or just to chop it up about life, let me know!
Got a sub from me regardless!
@@333kenzo_Very nice, my best friend was originally from Texas. I grew up with him here in Ontario and now he's back in Texas!
Yeah 100%, I am always open to conversation.
Likewise brother thank you
1. Tired af not feeling aligned, icky nasty feeling, groggy, Not feeling awake till later in the day
2. Damn near tweaking in public😂 throw in psychs to make it more complicated (I think their fine on their own)
3. The looming idea your ability to get sleep is only gonna get worse and more dependent on it the more you spiral… ie the more brain damage and dependency to rest with it as one sedates their self to sleep each night.
4. Money
Yeah, weed is tough to quit.
@@jlr194 It certainly is, I wouldn't consider it a hard drug but such a crutch in so many ways!
@Mr.pichler yes, I too have been struggling on and off it does become a crutch, I find that staying busy is the best way ( for me at least) to avoid it.
@@jlr194I understand you completely and even you forget about it entirely. You realize it was fun but productivity goes way up once it's fully out of your system
Agreed 100% in on the same page as you!
I have 4 months without weed started smoking at 16-21 years old 365 days a year and tbh taking a break was the worst decision I ever made I started smoking again today and I never been healthier than ever before. Who’s to say you’re not using it medicinally. I’m more productive focused and make more money and improved my career smoking weed. I started to believe that weed was bad because many people are saying they’re better without it and telling me I’m doing something wrong when in fact weed is not for everyone. You gotta be unique for weed to work as an advantage for you/a healing medicine.
@@jmc8973 I agree with you 100%! I have many friends who smoke and get alot of benefits. That's why this is my personal experience only, sharing to start conversations and encourage people to share their experiences as well. I hope all is well with you my friend
If you want the medical benefits why not use CBD?
@ for my case original thc weed suits me and medicates my psychiatrist’s recommendation from his diagnosis. And it’s been a great change for this long since I was 17*
@@Crimsonvandal that's a good point although for me personally I needed to cut out all types of consumption! Again a personal reflection of what I felt best suited me.
@@Mr.pichler I respect that. This is more directed to people who claim medical benefits but really just want to get high