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LordRazziel 02/02/24 3:06:34 PM #1: |
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ProfessorKukui 02/02/24 3:07:59 PM #2: |
Yes.
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KajeI 02/02/24 3:09:52 PM #3: |
Sure fucking seems like it. Same as coffee.
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Payzmaykr 02/02/24 3:12:35 PM #5: |
It can be. People with addictive personalities, like myself, should be cautious how much they use. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Unknown5uspect 02/02/24 3:13:53 PM #6: |
Idr if it is only mentally or not but it is addictive, so I hit yes.
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Kai_Laguna 02/02/24 3:14:09 PM #7: |
Anything that makes you feel good is addictive. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Giant_Aspirin 02/02/24 3:14:17 PM #8: |
i'm a drug addict in general and i just like being high, period. my drug of choice is weed.
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Damn_Underscore 02/02/24 3:15:27 PM #9: |
Same way that pr0n is
Not the same way that tobacco is --- Not to say that I'm in love with you but who's to say that I'm not? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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MC_BatCommander 02/02/24 3:15:53 PM #10: |
Anything can be addictive.
Cannabis does not have the chemical addiction harder drugs do that make them so dangerous. It's like quitting caffeine or something similar. --- The Legend is True! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Giant_Aspirin 02/02/24 3:18:55 PM #11: |
MC_BatCommander posted...
Anything can be addictive. caffeine does have physical withdrawal though. it's mild, but it definitely exists. weed does not have any physical withdrawal AFAIK, it's all mental / habitual --- I hope something good happens to you today Playing: Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Trumble 02/02/24 3:20:48 PM #12: |
MC_BatCommander posted...
Anything can be addictive.Quitting caffiene is far worse tbh. The goddamn headaches and lack of energy for the first week or so... --- Chicken butt. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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pauIie 02/02/24 3:20:52 PM #13: |
i'll say yes. maybe not in a chemical way but you can get addicted to it like your habits or dependencies. i'm a big weed enjoyer and i'm going through a 6 month break with it. i get urges all the time, to want to chase the chill vibes i get from it. i'm perfectly fine physically not smoking, but i want to all the time.
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Smackems 02/02/24 3:23:15 PM #14: |
I have a super addictive personality with substance abuse history, currently, and I've never gotten addicted to it. I have, however, gotten addicted to the lifestyle that surrounded using it where I'm from
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NoxObscuras 02/02/24 3:25:48 PM #16: |
Yes. Not as strongly addictive as hard drugs, but you can still crave it. Same with things like caffeine and sugar
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WrkHrdPlayHrdr 02/02/24 3:28:52 PM #17: |
Like others have said mentally addictive, yes. Chemically, like heroin or something, no.
I would say I'm probably mentally addicted. --- "No. I'm a man so theyll get me a full size McDouble." - DuncanWii https://i.imgur.com/cSxy3Od.png ... Copied to Clipboard!
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LoZguy709 02/02/24 3:30:21 PM #18: |
Without getting too much into the psychology of it, it would seem like anything enjoyable or pain-reducing could become physically addictive if done to such an extent that your brain becomes so accustomed to it that its absence will cause anxiety-induced stomach pains or such. The main prevention of that occurring is a natural drive depletion, like you'd get from the sustenance tasty food offers. Or self-discipline obviously, but who actually wants to practice that.. Basically, it seems like anything that has mental effects has the potential to manifest in more observable physiological ways when done to the extreme. Heroin and alcohol are easier to become dependent on and withdrawal from either one can be fatal, the latter effect which doesn't seem to be much a concern with weed, but that doesn't convince me that weed or certain over-the-counter drugs or anything done recreationally couldn't result in some kind of physical ailment brought on by its absence. I used the word "seems" a lot because I never got went past intro to psychology in either high school or college. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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K181 02/02/24 3:31:07 PM #19: |
Pretty clearly yes, but not nearly as addictive as cigarettes.
I don't think anyone smokes the equivalent of a pack+ a day as plenty of smokers do. --- Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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C_Pain 02/02/24 3:34:45 PM #20: |
What is the difference between chemical and mental addiction if our brain is just chemicals?
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ssb_yunglink2 02/02/24 3:38:30 PM #21: |
quite literally anything can be addictive. So yes, id say weed can be addictive. There are also people addicted to porn, eating, and in more fringe cases things like stealing.
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Venixon 02/02/24 3:41:19 PM #22: |
Not unless you're adding something extra in that is addictive. I've known plenty of people who smoked it myself included, and not felt the physical symptoms of chemical dependency or withdrawals. Though they may be very mild. I can't speak about the newer legal marijuana. Perhaps there is something in that stuff that is?
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ai123 02/02/24 3:42:33 PM #23: |
Habit forming, rather than addictive.
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MC_BatCommander 02/02/24 3:43:05 PM #24: |
C_Pain posted...
What is the difference between chemical and mental addiction if our brain is just chemicals? Chemical dependency can kill you if you try to quit, withdrawal symptoms are severe too. --- The Legend is True! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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boomgetchopped3 02/02/24 3:44:12 PM #25: |
Anything a person enjoys is addictive. I dont know why my friends in college were against me saying this. I was ridiculed for calling pot addictive. It isnt physically addictive like heroin tho.
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Venixon 02/02/24 3:46:39 PM #26: |
C_Pain posted...
What is the difference between chemical and mental addiction if our brain is just chemicals?Your body grows dependent on something you have been introducing into it for a long period of time. Having to quit cold turkey can at the very least make you cranky, and at worst can severely impact your health for a while before all the toxins are eventually cleaned out of your system. --- I'm just a girl who loves games ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Giant_Aspirin 02/02/24 3:47:20 PM #27: |
to elaborate a bit about how my mental addiction to weed affects me.
C_Pain posted... What is the difference between chemical and mental addiction if our brain is just chemicals? physical means withdrawal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_withdrawal --- I hope something good happens to you today Playing: Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom ... Copied to Clipboard!
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LoZguy709 02/02/24 3:47:23 PM #28: |
Venixon posted... Not unless you're adding something extra in that is addictive. I've known plenty of people who smoked it myself included, and not felt the physical symptoms of chemical dependency or withdrawals. Though they may be very mild. I can't speak about the newer legal marijuana. Perhaps there is something in that stuff that is? If anything, legal weed is less likely to have that effect due to it actually being a regulated substance. Especially for people that are just walking in, usually wanting to try something simple. People being able to enjoy it without developing a physical addiction, even if they make up the vast majority, don't render a substance non-addictive either mentally or physically. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Venixon 02/02/24 3:48:50 PM #29: |
LoZguy709 posted...
If anything, legal weed is less likely to have that effect due to it actually being a regulated substance. Especially for people that are just walking in, usually wanting to try something simple. People being able to enjoy it without developing a physical addiction, even if they make up the vast majority, don't render a substance non-addictive either mentally or physically.Ah I see. Thanks for your perspective. --- I'm just a girl who loves games ... Copied to Clipboard!
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LoZguy709 02/02/24 3:52:53 PM #30: |
Venixon posted... Ah I see. Thanks for your perspective. Haha yeah my perspective is honestly all it is at the end of the day. I'm kind of looking for someone to point out the distinction that makes a substance not physically addictive because the withdrawal symptoms aren't severe enough. If there can be any physical effect, it's my inclination to see the substance/activity as potentially physically addictive, which like others have said, is just about anything enjoyable. It's just a matter of know how physically addictive things can be. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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MacadamianNut3 02/02/24 3:53:16 PM #31: |
I've heard that it isn't and it hasn't been for me. I've had weeks where I dry vape every day that week, and have also gone weeks without vaping without even realizing it.
Payzmaykr posted... It can be. People with addictive personalities, like myself, should be cautious how much they use. I definitely agree with this. One of my good friends has an addictive personality (smoking, regular vaping, coffee) and I made the mistake of introducing him to shrooms. Got to the point where he was microdosing in public. The only reason he didn't get addicted to weed is because it combined with vaping made him feel sick --- Roll Tide & Go Irish ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Murphiroth 02/02/24 3:59:03 PM #32: |
It can be, but it's mostly mental. Anxiety, irritability, etc when you go clean. Worst physical symptom I've experience when taking a t-break has been indigestion and insomnia but nothing that was gonna kill me, just mild inconveniences. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Pikachuchupika 02/02/24 4:00:32 PM #33: |
I was a bit addicted to the orgasms that cannabis gave. They are incredible. I would eat edibles once every couple of weeks. But my balls would sometimes be in pain after. It also made me more irritable. These two issues along with the laziness and short-term memory issues is what turned me off cannabis completely. I haven't used them in over a year. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Sheiky-Baby 02/02/24 4:00:51 PM #34: |
No, for me. Shit made me tired, and drowsy, and it's been more than an year since I last smoked one. ASMR gives me a better high.
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SpawnShadow 02/02/24 4:11:05 PM #35: |
AFAIK, cannabis isn't chemically addictive in the way that nicotine, alcohol, and opiates are (especially the latter two; going cold turkey is completely inadvisable for alcoholism and opiate addiction, as your body grows dependent upon the respective substances), but your brain can still become addicted to the endorphins that your pituitary gland pumps out during pleasurable sensations (including but not limited to runner's high, orgasms, gambling, and the high that THC induces). ... Copied to Clipboard!
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