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Girl Talk 20h
day 1 quitting smoking (🍃) successful. Onto day 2.
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Anonymous 20h

For reference, i used to chronically smoke weed 24/7. I quit for about a year last year to be clean for a drug test, over the summer I picked it back up. And idk, I think weed is addicting at least for me. I must have an addictive personality. BUT AAANNYYWAYS. The whole chronic smoking ain’t for me. I only want to do socially on occasion. SO. This means not going out of my way for it, not buying it for myself, not keeping it on me etc. strictly socially

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Anonymous 20h

good job! i'm so proud of you!

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Anonymous 17h

And thank you 1-3 for saying what you did this got way more attention than I thought it would n it’s honestly pretty encouraging to see that so many people may agree with me or feel proud for me. I know chronically smoking 24/7 is absolutely not a “norm” and isn’t something I (or anyone) should do. So idk genuinely thank you, it makes me feel like I have a chance at being “normal” (not being a chain smoker)

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Anonymous 18h

So proud keep up the great work!!

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Anonymous 17h

Omg same! It no longer became fun anymore, I was using it to sleep and now it’s just a chore to do

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Anonymous 16h

Despite what many still erroneously claim, weed can and is absolutely addicting for many people. I’m proud of you!!

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Anonymous 17h

The first week is the hardest when quitting anything, stay strong I believe in you:))

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Anonymous 13h

So proud of u!!! Stay strong 🫶 I'm over a year sober and it was hard at first, but it definitely gets much easier as time passes 💗💗

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Anonymous 17h

omg!!! YAY! i’m sober 4 months now. trust me it’s so worth it!! I got my life back together

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Anonymous 15h

i’ve been on day 1 for a year

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Anonymous 16h

So proud❤️❤️❤️

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Anonymous 1h

You’ve got this! Proud of you Queen! Yesterday was my 6 months clean and while it’s been hard it’s been so refreshing

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Anonymous 18h

So like this is the equivalent to shaving THE bush💔

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 19h

Thank you 🥹

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 17h

Thank you so much omg

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 17h

Hmm this is more like I’ve kept shaving the bush over the summer but I’m finally letting it grow again

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 16h

Yeah I would always *say* I used it for sleep but that’s not an excuse for using sativa all day 😪🤣

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 16h

Yesss that’s amazing. When I quit for a year I felt the least brain fog I have in years. I want to get back to that so badly. I felt on track and like I was doing amazing. Now that I’m using again but ofc quitting, I’m really feeling the brain fog reset coming. But hopefully it moves on quick and I can get back to my 100%

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 16h

Entirely agree. The first week is just cravings cravings cravings and irritability for me. Luckily idk I did kiiinda ween off last week, just generally used it less, but I think im gonna try to go at least a couple weeks fully sober til I engage with it socially , and maybe I’ll change my mind

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 16h

Change my mind as in sincerely quit using it, I have self control, but when it comes to addiction it gets difficult because of how it alters brain chemistry

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 16h

That’s pretty much what I did a few years ago and I ended up just not partaking in it socially even when I kinda did want to, but honestly that was just bc I finally stopped denying that it made me anxious instead of relaxed lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 16h

what do you mean by that?

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 14h

what bro

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 14h

Fuck off…. She’s quitting something for her own sake. Don’t be a little bitch about it😊

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 13h

I love you guys thank you for the support the pressure is on now LMFAO I promise this is encouraging though wow a lot of people are proud for me , I was taking this seriously for myself but now if I smoked by myself I’d be disappointing the masses not just myself 😭😭 I promise I’ll keep it up for MEE though

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 13h

You got this queen!!! Love you❤️🫶💪

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 12h

I’m 3 weeks sober because I know I need an internship soon it just sucks bc idk when I’m gonna get one. But I know this T break is good but 3 weeks in and I feel the same I thought I’d feel different less tired or less brain fog but I’m just more depressed and cry all the time and get mad easily😭

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