do u love u some WEED Options

[AngryBaby]

do u?

[none345678]

LOL

[tokyo-rose]

LOL

I really don't drink or smoke, so I don't know a whole lot about drugs. I know more after taking psychology and, you know, being around drug users in college, but yeah.

[none345678]

All it ever did was make me f*cking sleepy and made me want to take a nap. and if I was really high I would get incredibly picky on where I would take said nap. I don't even f*cking know. So I don't smoke anymore.

I really don't drink or smoke, so I don't know a whole lot about drugs. I know more after taking psychology and, you know, being around drug users in college, but yeah.

lol understandable, I know someone who's like that.

[tokyo-rose]

lol understandable, I know someone who's like that.

I'm not "straightedge," but I've seen what heavy drinking and smoking can do to people and I figure it's best not to start. Being addicted to Asian music reading, doing well in class, and becoming less of a noob photographer are better "vices." :P

[Mikeplyts]

I'm not "straightedge,"

Thank God.

Anyhow, I used to be a really abusive user of marijuana (I know, bad to start young, I started around 10 years old) and then moved on to pills and shit around when I was 12. I lost my mind one time, ended up in the hospital, and decided not to do any of those drugs again. Hey, at least I didn't do crack or heroine or something.

Of course, I regret doing it and everything and hated having to tell my family and disappointing them, but it's all good now. I'm 16 and have been drug-free for 4 years (basically). Kind of pathetic but awesome, amirite?

But, when it comes to economical views on marijuana, then yeah, I love it (or, err, support it).

[tokyo-rose]

Of course, I regret doing it and everything and hated having to tell my family and disappointing them, but it's all good now. I'm 16 and have been drug-free for 4 years (basically). Kind of pathetic but awesome, amirite?

Not pathetic. Children are so impressionable and vulnerable at that age, so it wasn't all your fault. I can definitely admire and respect that you were able to quit and learned the hard way not to get tangled up in drugs. I know secondhand (haha, literally) how difficult it is to quit an addiction, because I witnessed my grandfather quit smoking cold turkey after about 60 years of cigarette use. He started when he was just 15 and quit 100% in his 70s.

[karmakiller]

I know secondhand (haha, literally) how difficult it is to quit an addiction, because I witnessed my grandfather quit smoking cold turkey after about 60 years of cigarette use. He started when he was just 15 and quit 100% in his 70s.

I know some people who can quit smoking cigarettes cold turkey without a problem, and then there are those who have been trying for years and always end up going back. I stay away from drugs, mainly because I like to feel like I'm in control of myself... which is why when I drink I don't get shitfaced. My family is full of alcoholics, and drinking in social situations helps me anxiety, so I have to be careful. I'm not going to start telling people how they shouldn't be doing drugs, though, unless if they are getting out of control.