I haven't smoked weed in over a month. I never made a concious decision to stop, or was even pressured to by anyone. The real kicker is that I had smoked a bowl of top-shelf weed just about every night for the past 16 months or so and had never even built up much of a toelerance, or had even gotten sick of it for that matter. I guess I just got bogged down with so much work that I cared about that I put getting ripped on the back burner. It's cool if anyone can relate to this, and useful if anyone can aspire to put down the pipe for a while to persue something that's bigger than introverted sensations or inherently isoloated social situations. I know I'll smoke again, and I fine with that: life is situational. I'll greet the desire to get high with joy because personal growth and change is part of what makes us human. But the importance of occasionally not smoking for a while is such that I'm having a hard time not espousing it at the moment. Honestly, I think it seems worthwhile to contemplate why it is that you smoke marijuana, how it benefits you, and if you have the capacity to discontinue smoking with ease. Are you aspiring toward something, or running away from fears conveniently summed up as "Society" or otherwise? Might be worth looking into...
that was a really quality post man. i cant really relate because i really dont want to stop smoking but i have to soon.
Ditto. I just love getting high. Why stop doing something I love to do. But fair enough, if you arn't enjoying it and are doing it for the sake of it. Have a break.
