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Thats not a universal, I smoked evrday for years. Then started to ravel for work every second week, did not miss a beat. Took this days off.
I was a regular smoker as well for like 15 years and quit cold turkey one day. It was one of the easiest things I've ever done once I made the decision. I didn't crave it at all, and still don't miss it. I'm sure that's not the case with some/most people but the "weed addiction" thing has always seemed a little exaggerated to me.
 
Every group is playing identity politics except white people.
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Yeah, it's not like it's coffee.

I used to tobacco mix. Used my wife's cigs. One time I bought a small 15 pack and went through it in a week. I realized that made me not just a pot smoker but a cig one as well (2 a day is a smoker even if a mild one). Started to realize part of the craving / habit was actually nicotine induced.
 
I was a regular smoker as well for like 15 years and quit cold turkey one day. It was one of the easiest things I've ever done once I made the decision. I didn't crave it at all, and still don't miss it. I'm sure that's not the case with some/most people but the "weed addiction" thing has always seemed a little exaggerated to me.

Agree, I have like an ounce sitting in a cookie jar, it's just sitting there.....
 
I used to tobacco mix. Used my wife's cigs. One time I bought a small 15 pack and went through it in a week. I realized that made me not just a pot smoker but a cig one as well (2 a day is a smoker even if a mild one). Started to realize part of the craving / habit was actually nicotine induced.

That's disgusting, very much an eastern state thing over here.
 
That's disgusting, very much an eastern state thing over here.

Yup same with Canada, east tobacco / west pure.

It's way smoother with tobacco, of course these days it's all irrelevant with vaping.
 
Every time I read his posts I think holy shit @Gregolian is losing it and then I remember it's that weirdo.

Also... That fight was... Not exciting

Ha thought the same thing

Lol at the case study for libertarian = white power, Ronny P would be proud.
 
Ha thought the same thing

Lol at the case study for libertarian = white power, Ronny P would be proud.

It's amazing how many jumped on board with white identity politics and "race realism".
Stefan Molyneux is another notable case, although he really ditched any ancap/libertarian dedication at the same time.
 
It's amazing how many jumped on board with white identity politics and "race realism".
Stefan Molyneux is another notable case, although he really ditched any ancap/libertarian dedication at the same time.
Bu bu but muh ingroup preference! It's not racist! Something something r/k selection! Science says white people just have higher IQs, etc!
 
Thats not a universal, I smoked everyday for years. Then started to travel for work every second week, did not miss a beat. Took those days off.

I was a regular smoker as well for like 15 years and quit cold turkey one day. It was one of the easiest things I've ever done once I made the decision. I didn't crave it at all, and still don't miss it. I'm sure that's not the case with some/most people but the "weed addiction" thing has always seemed a little exaggerated to me.

You guys are lucky (or maybe I'm unlucky). It wasn't that bad for me, but I got sick to my stomach a lot and had headaches and trouble sleeping, with some strong cravings. Overall way easier than trying to quit nicotine though. The cravings were not panics. I only smoked 2-3x a day for a year though.

I do know a person in my immediate family who was seriously addicted. It required a stay in rehab, and involved terrible stomach & head problems. I know that's extremely rare, but it's absolutely a thing, I watched it. That was a couple decades of very heavy daily use. I'm assuming there's a genetic component.
 
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You guys are lucky (or maybe I'm unlucky). It wasn't that bad for me, but I got sick to my stomach a lot and had headaches and trouble sleeping, with some strong cravings. Overall way easier than trying to quit nicotine though. The cravings were not panics. I only smoked 2-3x a day for a year though.

I do know a person in my immediate family who was seriously addicted. It required a stay in rehab, and involved terrible stomach & head problems. I know that's extremely rare, but it's absolutely a thing, I watched it. That was a couple decades of very heavy daily use. I'm assuming there's a genetic component.
The only big thing I noticed was that I started having dreams again. Very, VERY vivid dreams. It was pretty crazy for a couple months.
 
It's amazing how many jumped on board with white identity politics and "race realism".
Stefan Molyneux is another notable case, although he really ditched any ancap/libertarian dedication at the same time.

In Greoric's case, it appears to be directly tied to Molyneux, as he's a long-time acolyte (and once comically pretended not to know who he was despite previously having posted vids and regularly repeating his catchphrases).
 
You guys are lucky (or maybe I'm unlucky). It wasn't that bad for me, but I got sick to my stomach a lot and had headaches and trouble sleeping, with some strong cravings. Overall way easier than trying to quit nicotine though. The cravings were not panics. I only smoked 2-3x a day for a year though.

I do know a person in my immediate family who was seriously addicted. It required a stay in rehab, and involved terrible stomach & head problems. I know that's extremely rare, but it's absolutely a thing, I watched it. That was a couple decades of very heavy daily use. I'm assuming there's a genetic component.

That's weird. I don't know anyone that's had any physical issue quitting weed.
I know a few that struggled, but that was just due to the social nature of it's use and their lack of self discipline.
 
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