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Originally Posted by Andy How much weed is too much? I'm smoking like three times a week, some weeks even four. Is that bad? |
That depends. it's certainly not good for your lungs. But it's harder to get addicted to in the way people get addicted to nicotine.
I would say that smoking three/four times a week is a lot? I say this as someone that, in her stoner-est days, only smoked two nights a week MAXIMUM.
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Originally Posted by Andy I'm finding it increasingly easier to tolerate the ♥♥♥♥tiest people I have in my life when I'm high. Sometimes I do it just because I know I'm going to hate what I have coming up and it wont be so bad if i get blazed first. |
this is where you're running into a problem, at least from my perspective; using a drug as a crutch is never good.
it's one thing to use it to curb your anxiety; it's another to use it to dull the world around you. in my opinion, that's the point at which is becomes excessive: when you can't handle a situation without a joint.
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Originally Posted by Andy I think I'm beginning to use it too much, but I'm also really, really, really bored and have little else to do.... I also use it far, far less than other students use alcohol. and it's really a harmless thing, I mean the biggest drawback is the chance of being caught using it by my co-workers and supervisor. |
what's your job?
also, my personal advice on this is to just... go cold turkey for a while. it's not difficult to do if you're not fully addicted, and especially if you don't smoke "ritualistically" (ie, every day, approximately the same time, same place, with the same people, etc)
I'm not super up-tight about weed, or anything, but I think it's good to check yourself. I used it to curb my social anxiety--I'm a bit of an introvert, and I had a lot of trouble at big parties/meeting new people without being blazed--but after doing that for a few months, I stopped smoking over winter break and just... found I didn't need it anymore.
tl;dr: if you think you don't need it, then try going without it for a while. if you're fine, and everything's fine, and you don't feel this horrendous hole in your brain where the dopamine should be, then go back to it. just make sure it's not jeopardizing your work or you're not using it to block out responsibilities.
and don't do it too often. regardless of the neurochemical effects it may or may not have, ♥♥♥♥'s still bad for your lungs.