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I used to vape a lot, but at some point it stopped being an enjoyable experience for me and I was suffering severe anxiety and mental health issues anytime I partook.
Its hard though, stuff's rough on your lungs and when you get deep into the habit you wind up never wanting to do anything, at least in my experience. I'm surprised you use it while you work, I could not function or keep a straight face if I did.
Maybe while weaning yourself off use edibles instead? At least then your lungs would get a break. Also try keeping them in a hard to access place so you're less tempted to use them.
My tolerance just allows for it honestly. Plus I work in administration... no one is checking me. I've blundered this over the past few weeks.... super stressed out.. constantly smoking.... and also drinking more than usual. Drugs (and sex) unfortunately have always been my way to cope since college age.

I guess im in a rough patch in life.... but I know deep down drugs are just weighing me down like an anchor.
 
I quit both niccotine and weed a few months back after being a daily user for 20+ years. Working from home since Covid… I was high 24/7 and going through 5-8ml of nic juice a day.

niccotine was a cunt. Weed was easy in retrospect.


Will NEVER touch nic again. In a fantastic spot now but essentially had to learn how to relive. So happy I did and it have zero cravings.

Weed I quit because it was fucking up my stomach. Hope to go back to moderate use in the future.


Listen to Allen Carr’s easy way on audible. Life changing. Truly makes you understand why you smoke, and why it’s not beneficial, and it doesn’t force it on you. You’ll get it yourself. Best part is, they tell you to smoke while listening to it

There is a vaping version, too. Sign up for a free trial….

 
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Have you guys found a cure to smoking addiction? I hate it and would never smoke anything but my roommate cannot for a single second stop smoking anything. It is really nasty
 
Have you guys found a cure to smoking addiction? I hate it and would never smoke anything but my roommate cannot for a single second stop smoking anything. It is really nasty
There is none. Smoking feels incredible and becomes a crutch
 
There is none. Smoking feels incredible and becomes a crutch
Well looking at the shape of my roomate he will be needing actual crutches (More like a wheel chair) by the time he is 35.
I glad I never became addicted to Alcohol or smoking, I don't want shit in my body tearing me down when this November I will be half way between 30 and 35.
 
Anyone here successfully quit smoking? I smoke probably 6 blunts a day and.... I am getting to the point where im ashamed of it. I'm high 24/7 (even at work) and I smoke essentially after every milestone of the day (dishes done, food eaten, showered up etc). I'm pushing 30 now and i'm seeing the affects on my body.... im 27 but I cough like i am 50 ffs... but nothing makes me feel better than weed and tobacco unfortunetly.

to put it in perspective, I inhale an entire one of these daily, makes up to 6 or so rolls. I think using the gym as a healthy distraction can be a great part of quitting smoking. Regular exercise and this page can help manage cravings and build a new routine. I would not use injectable anabolic steroids for this purpose, though, because they carry their own health risks. For quitting, professional support and proven treatments are safer options.
I hear you — quitting smoking is tough, but using sports and the gym can be powerful tools. When cravings hit, channel that urge into exercise: lifting weights, running, or even a quick basketball game. Physical activity helps clear your lungs, boosts mood, and gives you milestones to celebrate without lighting up. Over time, the endorphins from workouts replace the temporary high from smoking. Pairing fitness with small lifestyle changes makes the journey less about deprivation and more about building strength and pride in your body.
 
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I don't smoke, drink, or do any drugs.

Why? Because all of the above are toxins.

I would suggest to curb the habit by weaning yourself slowly.

If you're smoking 6 blunts a day, then go to 5 blunts for a week. Reduce by once a week until you hit zero.
 
I don't smoke, drink, or do any drugs.

Why? Because all of the above are toxins.

I would suggest to curb the habit by weaning yourself slowly.

If you're smoking 6 blunts a day, then go to 5 blunts for a week. Reduce by once a week until you hit zero.
Same here. I don't even want to be around people who smoke, dust areas, or even by running cars. I try to always keep myself as healthy as possible! Also means no drugs or drinking as well.
 
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I don't smoke, drink, or do any drugs.

Why? Because all of the above are toxins.

I would suggest to curb the habit by weaning yourself slowly.

If you're smoking 6 blunts a day, then go to 5 blunts for a week. Reduce by once a week until you hit zero.
It’s not as easy you as you say. Like at all.

Since making this post I’ve quit smoking tobacco though. Only weed.
 
Calling all pot heads!
Emergency!

My roommate that just moved out left this mess behind. He claims it must of been liquids from his bong. Is that true? I'm afraid to even try to clean it.

 
Never smoked and don't regret it. A lot of my friends got early into it, some ended transitioning into heavier drugs. I have neve met a successful pot head.

A friend of mine used to smoke often. When he would get high he sounded like a retard.

My addiction was masturbation when I was young. Like everything in life it's a habit (same with weed). You have to reach a point where you are disgusted with yourself. Ask God to help and take responsibility. Slowly rebuild your brain / habits. Neuroplasticity is a thing. You can literally build a new personality given enough time and effort.

Personality= personal reality
 
Easy way to quit:

Lace the weed with something that will make you violently vomit (but not be toxic or cause other issues).
Smoke a joint, be violently sick, rinse and repeat three times and your habit will be gone.

Pilots who are air sick spend in a week in the backseat of a jet being thrown around until they are no longer air sick
 
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