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  1. Addiction is just a spiritual curse. If scientists looked at it this way then it have a simple explanation. If you’re family has history of insecurity or social anxiety. That can lead to drug dependency and addiction. Drugs is a safe haven for people. It’s because they are afraid, drug addicts do drugs to calm nerves. It’s a cycle that you pass to you’re kids. They become what they see growing up.

  2. Ive been thinking about the fact that im addicted but I was atatched with the idea that I can't be addicted to weed, this video and u, josh, came at the best moment, time for a change

  3. Addiction runs in my family mostly alcohol.. my brother and dad have it. I'm unable to consume alcohol.. so I turned to weed because it was that or alcohol. I had to cope with a lot of bad things that had happen to me so it worked and it's been 11 years non stop smoking . I'm not sure how to stop because I know I'm dependent on it, this is a day in my life I wake up immediately start smoking , I pretty much smoke all day but I still do things but constantly have weed with me . I tried to stop but when I do I get super sick and I can't go a day without weed. I appreciate this video because iv been thinking about this if it was an Addiction or not .. for a while now but can't seem to take the steps. Thanks for the video really helped I guess I'm just seeking out help from others maybe there is a way to get outta this hole I feel like I can't do anything without weed and sometimes it does suck when your around family or friends that don't need to take a hit every 10 minutes..

  4. im unfortunately in the group of people that experience phsyical withdrawral sweats horrible dreams insomnia irritation unable to eat throwing up the usual hypermesis symtoms however I noticed its only if my use goes over a certain limit find your limit and stay diciplined fellow smokers don't get stuck somewhere you don't need to be i.e not even getting blazed anymore just smoking to eat or sleep if this is happening my advice would be use cbd products throughout the day cut down use to a 6pm rule and than slowly wean off using incredibly high strength indicas to avoid staying up and needing to redose to slowly slippping days out and than quit lol basically day and night difference 3 gram a week user wont even miss weed 14 gram a week user will feel the true hell of drug withdrawral..

  5. The reason people can be addicted to Cannabis just like Alcohol or any other drug is the fact that I found out when I got sober that Alcohol was not my problem it was my solution and I used it not for the same reasons normal drinkers used it. The problem centers in the mind and I need a non Human source to help change my thinking. No Human power will do that. I find myself that when I drink I brake out in Blackouts. Now with Cannabis what I have found is most people that are addicted to Cannabis are also addicted or have problems with other drugs. Remember that Sugar and Caffeine are drugs too. Coffee has now been classified as a Psychoactive substance. Sugar is actually the #1 drug most people are addicted to. So what I am saying is there is a lot of substances that people are addicted too. What I have found for myself is am I happy with doing the substance I do. Is others in my life telling me I shouldn't do it or is it causing problems with friends or Family. Am I willing to keep smoking rather than have a good job even if they drug test. Am I willing to compromise my beliefs to keep smoking. Am I wiling to brake the law just to do my drug. Am I willing to risk anything so I can do my drug. If I am than I meed to look at myself and wonder if I do have a problem. If I do it only do it once in a while or after everything is done in my day and do it in a responsible manner than it is ok to do. I just know that most people use Cannabis as a maintenance program. They stop doing the other substances that messed their life up but still smoke Cannabis and think that this will keep them from their substance that was causing problems. Again my problem centers in my mind and I need a non Human Source to change my thinking. That said I need to get help to change that thinking, and I also need continued maintenance to keep that new thinking or I will go right back.

  6. i can relate to everything you're saying Josh thats some real talk right there, even not having for a day i become depressed and irritable i even said to myself today at least im not consuming alcohol for this desire to alter my state of consciousness
    i use to watch you everyday bro back when i was 15 like 10 years ago, you were actually a inspiration to me to create my weedtube channel

  7. You canNOT get physically addicted to cannabis! Try doing pain meds for a few months and try quitting and tell me it's the same. I'm 45 years old and smoked for years and had no problem quitting and then I got addicted to oxys and struggled with addiction for 20 years. And I'm talking from experience and addiction runs in my family also. But you can become dependent on weed. And I can say if you have underlying mental issues cannabis can make it worse.

  8. YES you can get addicted to anything. Look at that show my strange addiction. Also you can’t say you can smoke as much as you want and be fine. If you drink a lot of water within a short period of time you can die, thats fucking water so yeah nothing in excess is good for any one. Trust me I been sent to the ER 3 time from cyclical vomiting 🤮 from weed . I be smoke like a shit load like 1 once a day type shit it’s not good.

    Im good now only smoke like 2 grams a day at the most now not wake n baking 24/7 so yeah I can still enjoy and use the benefits from the great plant that is good old marry Jane

  9. One of the realist thing ive heard someone say was a dude who was obviously dependent on cannabis say " You know man weed hasn't killed me, but it sure has taken my life". It was then I knew I needed to stop as well and i realised me and him weren't so different

  10. Damn why'd u delete all the videos that made your channel? No ones gonna hear this sober stuff if your gonna be uploading this content . Glad you doing good but dont be ashamed of what gave u ir following

  11. 100% u can I am an addict/dependent I am happy to keep using because I'm also an alcoholic but when I smoke it keeps me using other substances. But I've also learned to control my usage over time

  12. I treat weed like alcohol: not too othen, maybe once every/every two weekends. Usually very small amounts, too; like 0.07 grams. This keeps my tolerance at an absolute zero, and it becomes more of a special thing when I actually smoke. The low dose makes me relatively clearheaded, but still able to enjoy the calming effects.

  13. Yes you can. Maybe not physically like alcohol or heroin but mentally yes, if that makes sense. Especially whenever you start smoking very young. I started at 14, horrible decision I never recommend smoking that young, but kids do it all the time. I love weed but too much makes me lazy haha

  14. I've been trying to tell myself that my cannabis use was not an addiction. I'm not sure I'd go so far as to say I'm addicted to THC, however I do have a dependence issue. Hearing you talk about the differences between dependence and addiction has forced me to reevaluate quite a few decisions that I've made. Also, as I am walking down the road to proper mental health, I have found more clarity and acceptance without the use of cannabis. I suffer from ADHD, which makes other mental illnesses worse, and have been told be my prescriber that I have to stop using in order to take any meds for that. I want to at least try the ADHD meds to figure out if they'll do any good at curbing some of the other problems that come up in my everyday life.
    You have become an inspiration for me to, at 33, take a long look in the mirror and notice how my behaviors are having negative repercussions. I've walked away from negative people and I'm realizing that it's time to walk away from all negative influences, even if those influences are part of my self-identity. I'm looking for a new self and a new identity, where I can enjoy my life and get back to being a functioning member of society. (Unless professionals deem that as an unwise decision. However, that's another story entirely.) Thank you for all this new perspective content that is challenging my perceptions. I got into this side of YouTube by finding you, and now you're gonna be my companion on the road to discovering who I am without this mind altering substance.

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