I’m always high so I guess I just force the motivation or it’s less impactful on my motivation. I did used to reward myself though so I do understand

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Anonymous #12 9w

Fr like just quit, 21 days off and I feel great

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Captain obvious over here

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Anonymous #13 9w

It’s not “just quit” it’s “seek help”. I don’t believe in the bootstraps rhetoric but I do believe in being real with yourself

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Yeah because I relate and understand on a level that you never could. Are you jealous or what 💀

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Anonymous #13 9w

It’s obvious to you and me, that doesn’t mean it’s obvious to everyone. This isn’t a forum for people in active addiction it’s for casual smokers to have a fun little time.

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Anonymous #12 9w

Dude, you’re projecting your mental illnesses so hard just because you have problems with stuff and it can lead to worsening of issues. Doesn’t mean everyone has that.

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Anonymous #14 9w

I’m not projecting my mental illness buddy. When someone is admitting to being unable to brush their teeth in the morning without getting high, that’s addiction. I was merely stating my personal qualifications which are the fact that I’ve been through that. I’m not judging them. I’m asking yall to be fucking real with yourselves.

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I wasn’t replying to you in that comment STUPID lmaooo

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If you “just quit” you weren’t experiencing actual addiction pipe down lil bro

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Anonymous #12 9w

“don’t sexualize us”

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Anonymous #12 9w

Holy fuck bro you don’t even understand the post. The person is saying that they did all four of those things in a row before they started smoking not that they can’t do them anymore.

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Anonymous #2 9w

wtf are you talking about who said that 💀

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Anonymous #14 9w

No, YOU don’t understand the post. If you typically can’t do all of those things (basic necessities to take care of yourself, the bare minimum) without smoking, you have a problem. I fully understood what OP meant. What you’re failing to understand is what I meant. Not everyone understands how things work and that’s okay.

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Anonymous #12 9w

Tf were you talking to yourself

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Anonymous #12 9w

Damn, you’re really just mad and loud

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Anonymous #12 9w

Yeah you clearly wanted people to give you pity for having mental illnesses and are a recovering addict, but you wanted to make yourself feel better than other people by saying they have substance abuse problems

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Anonymous #13 9w

The comment I replied to has been removed. Do you know how social media apps work? If a comment is bad it gets removed, but the replies to that comment are still available.

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Anonymous #12 9w

“don’t sexualize us” 🏌🏻‍♂️

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You’re just upset. Your mental health is too bad for you to enjoy this sick joint I’m smoking.

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Anonymous #2 9w

Huh wtf are you talking about

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Anonymous #13 9w

Real op is projection ceo

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Anonymous #13 9w

I don’t want anyone’s pity I want people to take a good look at themselves and their substance abuse. Y’all are so brain dead you can’t recognize empathetic language at ALL, it’s so sad.

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Anonymous #12 9w

I am God

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Anonymous #14 9w

No babes my mental health is great and I love to smoke. But I can brush my teeth without smoking before and it’s not “big for me”. It’s normal. Hope that helps.

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Anonymous #14 9w

It’s called empathy. Have you ever heard of it?

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Anonymous #12 9w

Your post initially had all caps talking about substance abusers. What the fuck do you mean empathetic

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Anonymous #14 9w

#12 been talking out their ass this whole thread💀

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Anonymous #15 9w

#12 in a 12v1

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Anonymous #2 9w

Can u grant me two ounces and some cones Lord

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Anonymous #12 9w

Tries to be funny to defuse scenario

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Anonymous #15 9w

Lmfao you wish that’s what I was doing, then I’d be an easier to argue with. But alas, I know exactly what I’m doing and what I’m talking about. I know more than you, and that’s on purpose :)

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Anonymous #14 9w

I live for this shit. Internet idiots are my target audience.

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Anonymous #12 9w

Must be incredible being in your own target audience

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Anonymous #13 9w

if you can’t brush your teeth or do general personal hygiene before using substances there is a codependency which goes hand in hand with addiction

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Anonymous #14 9w

Someone literally said “I am God” lmfao yall can’t do anything without using pseudopsychology it’s pathetic

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Anonymous #14 9w

Exactly what an idiot would say to not have to take real information seriously 💔 it’s sad

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Anonymous #21 9w

Yes 🩷 finally someone else who’s educated and not just saying words

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Anonymous #12 9w

I’m pretty sure whoever posted this is aware

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Anonymous #12 9w

hey, i struggle with teeth brushing because of my adhd, NOT because i can’t do it without getting high…..same with the breakfast….

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Anonymous OP 9w

Hey, I think you’re using that as an excuse to not be real with yourself. You CERTAINLY shouldn’t be smoking before completing your daily tasks if you’re a person with ADHD. Making poor focus even worse. My god. I understand that not everyone has done the research to understand what addiction looks like in people who are not neurotypical, nor even done the research into how the drug affects their non-neurotypical brain. But please listen to those who are trying to inform you.

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Anonymous #12 9w

holy shit youre so miserable and projecting lmao

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Anonymous #14 9w

nah fr🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Anonymous #12 9w

u need help

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Anonymous #12 9w

Holy fuck go by a psychiatrist if you think you’re so qualified. Stop trying to think you understand other people’s situations.

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Anonymous #14 9w

Be*

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Anonymous #12 9w

You do realize weed is prescribed for depression, right? It’s used as a medicine. Using it as prescribed for depression does not make it substance abuse, or addiction, it makes it a medicine. You would never say this about regular psych meds. The issue comes when you’re using it for no reason and letting it control your life.

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Anonymous tweaked_out 9w

Nah man we’re all addicts. *glances at med card*

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Anonymous #12 9w

Substance abuse go brrrrrr

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Anonymous #14 9w

no literally 😭

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Anonymous #18 9w

You need to do a T break, my friend had an issue with eating but once they took a week off they could eat again without weed

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as someone who has also struggled with substance abuse you’re not very good at emitting your “empathy” you’re calling people stupid and telling people you know more than them if you were an actual ex abuser I just feel like you would know this isn’t how you help people ❤️your heart is in the right place i think but your words aren’t matching

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Anonymous #33 9w

Why are you sexualizing us???

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Anonymous #12 9w

you’re a fuckin weirdo, stop labeling people as addicts just because your insecure ass cant quit marijuana

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Anonymous #12 9w

Bro just so yk the reason ppl r shitting on u is people u said “You People” “you’re addicts” thus generalizing a thread made for people that smoke, that sounds like projecting to me 🤷‍♂️ best of luck to your sobriety tho but imma go smoke, have a great day

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Anonymous #18 9w

the key is not to smoke before u eat or sleep so ur body doesn’t rely

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Anonymous #12 9w

bro projecting so hard

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Anonymous #37 9w

😂😂😭😭

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Anonymous #12 9w

hi so me personally i smoke before doing all of these things because not doing so causes me to be in unbearable physical pain, not everyone smokes for leisure or as an “escape” from mental illness. not to be that guy but it’s extremely ableist to assume people are using certain medications for one purpose and that they are addicts when you have no idea what their circumstances are and why they may have started using it in the first place.

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Anonymous #18 9w

i have the same problem. i went on a trip this week and forced myself into a t break, didn’t bring anything or buy anything when i got here. it’s really hard, but after a little less than a week i can eat better now like the last commenter said. you got this bruh

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Anonymous #2 9w

what 😭

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Anonymous #12 9w

hey! this is not empathetic language, it’s one thing to politely suggest something based on actual research, and it’s another to try to say what someone should and shouldn’t do with THEIR mental disorder. for me, weed mitigates a lot of my ADHD symptoms like executive dysfunction, adhd paralysis, rejection dysphoria, etc. everyone’s experiences are different :)

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Anonymous neon_green_chopstick69 9w

i didn’t even know that’s was an issue some people have with it???

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Anonymous #7 9w

Proly bc some people just aren’t as motivated to start, personally u still like getting my morning activities done first but that’s just preference

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Anonymous #41 9w

Some people flat out can’t sleep without it

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Anonymous #12 9w

Wanted to be civil with u but u obviously don’t know wtf u talking about and have no clue how to properly communicate with other people in a respectful manner, Proly y u fucked up🤷‍♂️ if u not gonna say smt helpful them stfu

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Sry bro but if no respect is received then no respect given🤷‍♂️ just how it works

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Anonymous #38 9w

This. I also smoke for chronic pain and it helps with my disability too. It allows me to do things without vomiting, headaches, getting dizzy, and pain. There are many reasons why people smoke that aren’t “substance abuse” or being an addict, and that can be mental health, or disabilities. The generalizations made by the OP are very much personal biases that they have towards smoking that are inherently incorrect and ableist.

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Anonymous OP 9w

do NOT listen to them. weed helps my executive dysfunction so much. it can be used medicinally too. 12 acting like you can't 🙄 ableist asf

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Anonymous #12 9w

You can’t diagnose people anonymously online. Please, stop talking out of your ass.

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Anonymous #12 9w

If it’s so “empathetic” then why does no one but you agree

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Anonymous tweaked_out 9w

i think it was commenter 12 making the generalizations, not OP. but i agree. it’s the “well i think it’s unhealthy/dangerous/not useful and i don’t personally need to use it to function, so neither does anyone else” mindset. like prescription pain meds and mental health meds can be addictive, dangerous, and bad for your health long-term, but not everyone who uses them are addicts and they often started using them for a very real reason. same with weed. individuals have individual needs.

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Anonymous #41 9w

It’s really common with heavy use

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Anonymous #38 9w

I meant this comment's OP, not this post's OP, I should have specified 😭

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Anonymous #12 8w

Wow everything this #12 comment thread entails has been so entertaining. Quite an odd perspective and opinions from #12, love the responses. For the OP- I am so proud of you. You are so strong and have so much love coming your way ❤️

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