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Only for fellow stoners, Is weed addictive?

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I smoke a good 3 bowls a day (i know not much). Iv'e been smoking for a good 2 years now. I have tried to quit pot a few times but I never succeeded. I don't know if it's because i depend on it or not. I know it's not physically addictive but i'm wondering if it's psycologically addictive.

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  1. Weed is just as addictive as any other drug or acohol. People go to rehab all the time. If this doesn't answer your question nothing will


  2. It's very mentally addictive, you feel like you need it to unwind and all that.... not physically though, since you don't go through any real withdrawls.

  3. any thing you do for more than 2 weeks conditions you to a habit..weed isnt addicting you ..its human conditioning

  4. Yes it is, you get used to using it to calm down, relax, party, etc your mind convinces it's self that you need it to do these things

  5. YES!!!  The fact that you can't quit is your answer.  There are some people who can take it or leave it, but it doesn't sound like you are one of them.

  6. yeah apparently its psycologically addictive for some ppl.

    thankfully, not for this stoner.

  7. its totally addictive

  8. Well, anything can be addictive. The addiction the marijuana would be a psychological addiction, not a physical addiction, if there were in fact an addiction. There will not be withdrawl if you quit using like there would be from cigarettes or heroin. The mental addiction is basically, the longing to feel high. This certainly does not happen to everyone, but it does happen to some. When something, such as a drug starts affecting the way you lived your life before (i.e. school, friends, hobbies, sports, ect) then you may have an addiction. I have smoked weed for almost two years now and not once have my grades slipped, my ability in dance decreased, or my social life become worse. I can quit at anytime and have before for long periods of time without any feeling of needing it during that time. I do it because I like it, its purely a recreational activity for me.

  9. its not addictive in the true sense of the word, your body isnt physically addict to it but your mind and sleep patterns would be affected if you try to quit, try cutting right down to half a joint before bed, then a few tokes, and ween your self of, dont make the mistake of turning to valium or any other sleeping  tablets, there worse than the dope

  10. As previosly stated, it is only psychologically addictive. My problem when my dealer got arrested was getting to sleep. If that is the case with you, try deep, regular breathing as youre trying to get to sleep. This also helps during the day if you have cravings.

  11. It's addictive like chocolate is addictive ie purely because it's pleasureable.  Withdrawal symptoms are unheard of.

    Having said that, imagine if chocolate made your head spin for 4 hours.  Would you ever be sober?

  12. No effing ***** it's a drug, but it's not as addicting as nicotine, I quit the first  4 baggy's into it. I didn't want to get into it and than lead to other, and worse drugs, it's bad for your health, and it takes up too much money once your a full addict.

  13. weed itself is not addictive.The lifestyle,the comaraderie and the ways and means of finding more is what is addictive.

    To kick the habit,you must replace it with a different set of actions amd instant gratification.

  14. its totally not addictive my dad who smoked for 35 years plus quit with ease

  15. Of course its addictive.  Why else have you not succeeded in giving it up.  You will find it very hard to give up if your complete lifestyle and social circle is supportive of it and if you started so young that you havn't experienced something different and positive.  Weaning yourself off can work very well if you SERIOUSLY want too quit.  If you feel you cannot say 'no' when craving then it is controlling you.. not you controlling it!.. This is when you have an addiction.

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