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Flamezdudes

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I don't drink, smoke or take an alchohol. I dislike the image, the actual products, what it does to you and how it's affected my uncle. And i'm hopefully never going to try them.
 

InnerRebellion

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I don't smoke it, but my great aunt grows and uses it. I have to constantly remind people that pure marijuana is healthier than alcohol, yet alcohol is the legal one.
 

Dana22

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Ive said it on these forums before, but I will say it again. Im for the legalization of every drug known to mankind.
 

Togs

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Phlakes said:
[sub]Shh... Don't tell them, they don't like it when you use the medical facts...[/sub]

But really. If you don't sugar-coat your opinion, someone will flame you. I've said that multiple times on here and always gotten someone going "Well that's just propaganda, smoking isn't that bad, I haven't had any negative effects, you're being controlled by the government," which I wanted to avoid this time. What I really meant was "There's no way in hell I'm wasting my money and health to feel nice and get addicted."
Hmm... this creates an interesting situation- I agree with you on every point but I myself am a smoker, and unapologetic about it.

There has to be word for this.
 

Siuki

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The only intake of an unnecessary I've ever taken is from Sharpie(I don't even think you can get high on those) and a some opium from a Poppy Seed Muffin I ate when I was a kid.
 

Togs

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Mimsofthedawg said:
And then you tell people they have an addiction problem and they say, "Nah! Marijuana isn't addicting!"

Well then why don't you stop using it for a month? "Because man, I need it for a good time [and/or insert bogus claim here]."

ANY psychologist will tell you that it's possible to get addicted to ANYthing that alters the chemical composition of the brain in certain ways.

And then you tell them that, even list endless sources that warn about the negative effects of such a drug, and they respond "Oh, that's a government website." or something like that.

Ung... You can't win with these people. At any rate, I don't do drugs, and like the person above, I find them a total waste.
Eh your half right there- theres alot of conflicting evidence about the negative effects of weed, and ultimately its no more harmful then alcohol, but there is a vast amount of what amounts to little more then scare tactics and propaganda which heavily overstates the negative.
 

Diligent

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I used to smoke quite a bit towards the end of my high school days and in college. I'm now 27 and I haven't touched it for years now...geez, maybe even 7 years...
From my experience it does become habit forming, but not addicting. There aren't physical withdrawl symptoms but you still want to do it.
I didn't quit of my own accord either: it got to a point where every time I smoked I just felt like shit, super panicky and I didn't even get "high" anymore, I would just zone out into this state where I thought I was dying.

Has anybody else experienced this with pot? Gaining a complete aversion to it after years of enjoyable use?
 

nYuknYuknYuk

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Being the cheapskate that I am, I don't do anything because drugs are way too expensive. And they are illegal. And are unhealthy. And give wicked hangovers.

I'm fine without them, for me the good doesn't outweigh the bad.
 

katsumoto03

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Recently I decided to grow the fuck up. I'm not bothered by any drugs or the people who do them (except for meth/coke addicts. Those guys are sketchy as fuck).

Hell I used to hate them smell of cigarettes, now it's actually calming to me.

EDIT: As for doing them: I don't. I've tried a cigarette and well, it's just not my thing. I haven't tried weed because I'm way too much of a pussy. As for the harder stuff, well, no. Never.
 

Nieroshai

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All drugs, cannabis and other recreationals included, have side effects. That being said, I think it should be an individual choice. I just don't want to encounter Alzheimer's earlier than I have to.
 

Baldry

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I've got drunk and high to party and to have a better time with amigos, I smoke a pipe since pipes are damn ass cool and I like the experience.
 

Anarchemitis

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I've never taken interest because it sounds like a very expensive pasttime, possibly even higher than high-tier new release gaming on a regular basis. Even if it were cheap, I'd still be to lazy to look into it, compounded with its legal status where I live.
 

Max Goldfine

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Well this is has got to be the first legitimate mature conversation i have seen on this website regarding drugs.

well done

Anyway, I have done almost every drug save for H and Meth. So i guess you could say I'm pretty experienced.

I started experimenting when i was 17 with pot and that led to everything else.

I still smoke pot every now and then but other than that i have been clean for over a year.

drugs are fun but they come at a price. i was lucky to get out while i did. some of my freinds werent so lucky, some when even deeper than me and came out fine. they effect everyone different.

If anyone has any questions about any drugs i promise i will give you a truthful answer.

Just PM me
 

ThreeWords

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Buh. Drugs is drugs; and in my opinion people are free put whatever they want into their bodies. I am a hedonistic pragmatist, balancing pleasure against incurred suffering. (Ie; heroin might be a blast, but addiction ain't so good, so I stick to what doesn't hurt me)

I drink, socially, but on average only once a month. Perhaps I feel a little hung over after, but I doubt I'll do myself lasting harm. In the same manner, I smoke weed occasionally, though even more rarely. It's good stuff, but I leave too much of a gap between times to be at risk of developing a habit of some kind.