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10/17/2015 9:05:42 PM
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Ceasing Marijuana use causes added stress, as you used it as an escape, among other psychological effects. Marijuana is a psychological drug.
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It causes no [b][i][u]physical[/u][/i][/b] withdrawals; Therefore It is not as addictive as caffeine or tobacco let alone heroine or cocaine as the drug commission claims.
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People suffer from anxiety, Grouchiness, cravings, or loss of appetite.
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Edited by DarthBrando: 10/18/2015 1:29:44 AMAnxiety depends on how anxious/paranoid you are when not using weed and you dont get more anxiety than you had before you smoked it. Irritability and grouchy; never had that issue; ild say thats the person's attitude normally Also those are not physical withdrawal side effects.
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Actually, anxiety is increased because the person has no escape. Anxiety usually leads to irritation. And I noticed that you avoided loss of appetite/cravings.
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The appetite and food cravings and anxiety return to the levels they were [b][i][u]BEFORE[/u][/i][/b] the person used the drug; they do not increase above that though. I know this first hand over long term and short term use btw.
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Dear god, that isn't how anxiety works. Anxiety works due to stress. People smoke weed, often times, to just puff the stress away. If said people quit after a while, then stress increases due to the person getting too accustomed to using weed to relax themselves.
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An im telling you from some one who smoked it for 4 years; stopped for 3.5 then smoked on an off for another 3; Thats not how it works with marijuana. (Thats 10 years both long and short term use)
