1 week without Marijuana after 3 years everyday use

[@levibentlee1]

All the support means the world guys. For real 🙏❤️. You motivate the fk outta me!

[@bm2276]

Need to read Tyson Fury's first book

[@jacksonstreet2052]

getter goin g

[@jwong2833]

Prada you bro. I know u know long runs are just a bunch of small steps added up. Boutta be the goat soon, music, apparel, boxing, culinary mogul esq., fitness guru- you do it all 💯 Please don’t give up soon Levi

[@bigstunna2049]

I'm praying for your journey to self improvement man

[@pomelo4086]

Bro. I’ve been having problems with alcohol for a good 4 years now and this year I’m setting myself a goal to not drink alcohol for the rest of the year. This vid gives me more motivation. I’m 1 month sober now, first few weeks was tough. Mood swings and anxious most of the time. it has month now since I’ve started and I’ve become more motivated to do things, happier than ever. 11 months to go.

[@Finn-gk7pf]

Weed just makes u okay with feeling bored

[@lunarmgmt5556]

This.

[@Spectru91]

the best comment:D you are 100% right

[@NZs7xz]

Truest fact what i ever saw

[@darrentill5107]

Depends on the person. It’s different for some

[@PRODVRADY]

Faxx

[@Fit.For.A.Firefight.]

Been burning everyday for the past 15 years. I’ve literally been high for my daughter’s entire life. This needs to end. For those who pray, please pray for me and for all those who lack strength. We can do this. Update: I’ve quit smoking and even quit drinking. From the sincerest part of my heart, I thank all of you who have prayed for me.

[@gfritz88]

Praying for you brother…. I’m also getting the feeling that weed is keeping me from hearing Gods calling in my life and enjoying my family and kids. Going though the same thing brother, pray for me as well!

[@DanielGutierrez-xb6dh]

You got this man you can do it

[@joevelazquez3264]

Praying

[@synqFPS]

U got this mane

[@russellbarlow1796]

Talk to God man he will listen he wants you to do that seek ye first the kingdom of heaven and all these things will be added unto you. Christ is waiting man believe me I smoked and drank for 18 years daily 16 to 34 been clean for 3 months from weed and liquor and never felt better. You can do this brother

[@daveeraps]

Not sure if this comment will go unnoticed but please keep me in your prayers. I used to have 5 brain tumors but now I have only 2 left to go. I have seizures now and also lost my hearing a few years ago. If you’re reading this comment I hope things get better for you. God bless Also bro I’m proud of you for even trying. Keep going because if you woke up today you’re winning.

[@gooseguy815]

Godspeed brother. I truly hope the absolute best for you. What an ordeal.

[@danielmurphy826]

Wish you the best brother

[@InstentMC]

Wishing the best for you 🙏

[@coane2954]

Hope this get better for you. God bless 💪

[@user-jd7ex1nf8m]

thank you bro, fr

[@elephant1851]

I think the hardest part about quitting weed is the awful boredom that sets in. In those times it's a good idea to leave the house and go do something - preferably something that will take up most of the day and involves at least a little physical exercise. Then you come back, take a shower, eat a hot meal and things seem quite normal. If I sit around all day it makes it a lot harder to quit.

[@bryantinman1535]

yeah i created a "to do" list for daily activities and shit to fill time. Then a second list for "goals" to work towards after the "to do list" is completed. All saved on my phone's notes app. working for me so far :D

[@jacobparrekar8721]

This is so true though. I hope this isn't cliche in a way but I know for a fact that if it weren't for me starting a gym routine, I'd have been smoking up every single day for the past 2 months. It's definitely helped me keep a priority in the way of smoking weed which has helped me off of it. I encourage everyone trying to quit to find a hobby or just do something rigorous to keep you occupied!

[@benbelanger8496]

work out or piss n shit n cry

[@infallibl]

Detrimental advice. If you love your weed that much you'd have created a job or, even no job where you're alone smoking. The computer chair, pc, front room everything familiar screams "smoke weed now". I know I'd have to practically stay out the flat intentionally to even have a chance..

[@jamesdoakes4956]

But why quit?

[@zex4560]

Weed is Mentally addicting I don’t care what anyone’s say. Trying to quit too but it’s pretty hard

[@sirhoudini6430]

Zex you got this my dude, don’t give up

[@zex4560]

@@sirhoudini6430 Hella Appreciate that Bro thank you! Means a lot!! have a blessed Year 💪🏼💯

[@vancortes5886]

You got this Brodie!

[@annahahnsuccubae5525]

That weed you are trying to kick is not organic weed. This new designer weed with THC over 28% as high as 38% I do not know what they are doing to achieve that! IF you decide to start back, GROW YOUR OWN! Good luck on your new journey.

[@zex4560]

Appreciate All the Good energy and Good wishes, thanks to all of you and I hope you all have a blessed and safe year💪🏼! But where I’m from almost any dispensary sells Pens Cartridges up to 100% thc. That’s just crazy honestly Who knows what they do with the Actual Flower at this point

[@PublishX]

when i smoke weed, i don't have dreams and when i quit weed, my dreams would become so detailed and rich, it was insane

[@xxthecount48xxvoncount62]

Dude that is one of my problems. They come back detailed buts it’s always some horror stuff

[@elis9387]

I've seen a sleep scientist on JRE talk about this and read up a bit, when you smoke weed you don't get much REM sleep. REM sleep controls your dreams, when you don't get REM sleep, the dream don't go away, they multiply. So when you quit smoking weed all the built up REM sleep dreams you've missed out on, they'll come back then. I had mad dreams when i first quit, now im thinking of quitting again and this exact reason puts me off 😂. Im no expert but this i what i gathered from the info lol

[@elis9387]

@@xxthecount48xxvoncount62 mine were always fucked up!

[@musicowned]

Someone’s been watching Joe Rogan. Stfu noob

[@ldope3904]

@@elis9387 I haven't smoked in 7 days after smoking heavy and daily for about 5 years straight. First day I had an amazing vivid dream but havent had any dreams since. Never dreamed when I was smoking all those years, I might be fucked lol

[@user-pj5ju9sm5r]

Weed makes you tolerate things you wouldn't normally tolerate. It's like recipe for mediocrity.

[@raerae555]

I appreciate this comment more than you’ll ever know.

[@diegocorrea1059]

All depends on the person, straight up. Mans just got over it

[@calder6623]

For real, it makes me too relaxed with the things I need to do. Makes me less “focused.”

[@eska1292]

fucking true . ive been hating my work lately but weed makes it all toleratable

[@victorvonvic9816]

i can see it from that perspective. From a spiritual level wat ive noticed is that weed amps your true inner self, the real self. Its only when we acknowledge our core beliefs, and correct wats needed, we change.

[@lancel.3271]

6 months weed free and I feel amazing after 3 straight years of not being able to go anywhere without it!!! Thank God for clarity and rebirth!! 🙏🏽🕊

[@BatmanSlapper]

Good shit dawg

[@PLCSadra]

I feel sucks, my friends leave me, realize to took care of my parents, didn't get job, have a job trauma.

[@GhostBanned369]

@@PLCSadra We all do not get jobs, just find something what you can be good at and try again. It's not a fail.

[@mikeb792]

If someone could help me... I was told over and over for years that weed is NOT addictive. I tended to agree. But now I'm hearing alot of these videos that are saying it IS addictive. I need help to figure it out because I started using it about 7 months ago. I'm concerned.

[@ebokhd8662]

@@mikeb792 it is addictive bro anything that youre addicted to is a drug basically. Don't smoke weed it is in your head bro. I'm 24 and I've tried everything I even smoked weed everyday since I was 13 it is fucked but I just stopped randomly thanks to god and like someone else said and rebirth. I believe you can stop as well!! keep your mentally strong!

[@nattyboyo2404]

Smokers tend to attach every good feeling to weed and forget how to truly enjoy things sober. This applies to other drugs too. You need to retrain your brain. As a kid you were probably at your happiest, enjoying life stone cold sober. It's unfortunate that adults feel the need to alter their brain chemistry for fun.

[@myview9064]

Personally I feel like the things you do very often when high becomes a habit. Weed gives the connoisseur experience. Food tastes better, music becomes magical, you think longer/deeper... If you started smoking with a broken heart, you'll feel comfortable being broken for so long So, majority tend to attach every good feeling to it, cos they probably started smoking in a party or that sort of environment- music, food, friends

[@itsgower7348]

I can’t speak for everyone, but personally I never changed my brain chemistry for “fun”, I did it to cope

[@nattyboyo2404]

@@itsgower7348 Ah right. Unless you're micro-dosing, that's definitely not a good reason to do mind altering substances.

[@HumilityListens]

My childhood is dead

[@louisianimal24]

@@itsgower7348 i started off smoking for fun, and im pretty sure i got addicted and now i use it to cope because without it ya boy is straight up depressed

[@AndreS-ie7if]

I smoked weed for 4 years straight. Quitting was the best decision of my life. The first 1 week is total hell. However, the sun begins to shine shortly after and you just feel totally clear minded, and amazing. Quit it, get into fitness, start mediating, yoga, eat clean. Life can be so amazing if we take care of ourselves the right way.

[@brilliantran9808]

You right, I stopped for 3 months in 2019 and it was the most productive and smart decisions Ive made. Im back at it again since then, and I realize im making dumb decisions which have costed my nearly $375,000 in profits because I sold some altcoins too soon. My parents even saying im stupid, weed is the reason why I couldnt think on my feet.

[@AndreS-ie7if]

@@brilliantran9808 Its never too late. Pick a date, and drop it cold turkey. Go through hell for a week or two... then start fresh. Start thinking on your own, and make the best decisions you can for yourself.

[@sc7244]

Hell ya bro. I quit completely for well over a year, but recently starting indulging on weekends only. Small doses because my tolerance is so low. Moderation is the key to anything in life

[@OhCynicalHD]

total hell? Bruhhh. this guy really talking about withdrawals from fucking marijuana. Bro that ain't SHIT. Do some opiates and you will know what REAL addiction and dependency and withdrawals are. Fucking crazy.

[@marcustalty8831]

@@OhCynicalHD you’re right man it’s a totally different hell but you can’t take away that it’s still a struggle either way for the person trying to overcome and fight their addiction. We all react differently to everything and we all have different experiences that make us react the way we do so in my eyes it’s not about the drug or how hard it is but the addiction itself. If marijuana addictions “ain’t shit” then idk why so many people are in the comment section..

[@Joshwiththefries]

Smoked for 6 years everyday with a few breaks of a couple months. Been drugless for about 2 months now and even though I still miss that feeling it feels so amazing to not depend on anything but my self to feel completely satisfied.

[@2tired2sleep2]

Proud🙌

[@selma-5449]

Good on you 💪🏼

[@katscandance]

Can’t forget about how much money u save

[@muddybabykennels3959]

So proud of you, I always say this 🙏🏽

[@cristiana9529]

damn bro been sober for a year straight and planning to smoke again tmr , slick wanna smoke again cuz i been feeling lazy af .

[@Tierneycristian]

I started smoking cigarettes since my teenage, spent my whole life fighting Cigarettes addiction. Also suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. This is something that really need to be used globally for treatment of certain health challenges.

[@DonnDenisse]

Yes Dr.benshrooms

[@TomSanders-qv8bv]

How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

[@DebanckKim-rd6to]

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

[@smith23652]

I love shrooms. Congrats on the 8 years, that's awesome! I'm clean 4 years now. Good luck.just micro dose and you won't trip. Same story just that mine is with fentanyl and anxiety. Mushrooms literally got me off my feet and turned my whole life around. I am currently a housing manager for a recovery program. I wouldn't have been able to do that shit without the help of psilocybin.

[@VanRyan-bv7du]

Hey I got mine shipped here in Slovakia 🇸🇰

[@gregbarrientos6764]

I quit smoking after 2 years of everyday use and everything feels more real. Keep doing what makes u happy Levi 💯

[@aperson32]

Where the responsible/occasional weed smokers at? i only smoke when i don't have any plans or at night for sleep, but im cheering you on brody

[@jimmycohen7355]

yup I actually have anxiety and trouble sleeping so only at night or when I don't got shit else to do more of a hobby to me I feel like

[@nardevparka4142]

When you start smoking in the morning, and afternoon, it's done...

[@josefin7039]

@@nardevparka4142 this. is TRUTH. Or when you use it as self medication without also taking care of the cause of the problem. I did that for 3 years.

[@Sentientate]

@@nardevparka4142 na i smoke everyday wake n bake’s.. all that. ppl can just be addicted to drugs and it’s the truth

[@nardevparka4142]

@@Sentientate Well, I'm just sayin', It's not easy to stop. Eventhough it was fine for me in the start, now almost 4 years later, paranoia consumed me a bit.

[@terrih577]

I’ve been a heavy smoker (3-6 joints a day) for 51 years. I’ve quit many times over the years when I had to due to pregnancies, job searches, vacations where I flew and couldn’t carry. I’ve never had any problems stopping. I would think about it and wish I had some, but never any other issues. In fact, I’m out and haven’t had any for a week and I’m fine. I am retired, had a great career, raised two wonderful children and was never the stoner who laid around and ate snacks. I’m happy you are doing well and wish you a wonderful life.

[@scipio8866]

That’s crazy how it’s so different for some people. I feel pretty bad for 10 days or so. I mean, im functional. But it isn’t pleasant

[@theonlineanimal6009]

@@scipio8866 maybe your stuff was laced. Weed shouldn't give withdraw.

[@bustmust]

@@theonlineanimal6009 It most definitely does.. tell me I'm not going through them right now..

[@theonlineanimal6009]

@@bustmust your not. It's all in your head

[@torymuller4711]

@@theonlineanimal6009 what an ignorant comment to make.

[@michaelzizzo6726]

Just my two cents it took me a significant amount of time to recover after using marijuana frequently for a decade. It took me around 2-3 months to start feeling back to normal and not depressed and unmotivated. If you've been going for a week or two and are thinking about giving in and going back to it keep at it. You got this!

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

I was pretty much zoned out 24 seven so I took two weeks off and everything started getting clear then I told myself I would smoke once and then take another break and that was about three weeks ago and I’ve been smoking every day since

[@TreblewolfMR]

@@CornholioPuppetMaster No matter what, we are still human and we develop patterns that are hard to break from, including associations. Having a question of "Am I trying to escape right now?" while having another thought of taking more oui'd does help you with a reality check. I'd say the best thing is to occupy yourself with something you love, even if you dont a have particular hobby, you can try replacing your "high" with something you can create, even if you don't have motivation atm. It's looking back to the things you've accomplished that makes your presence in this world valuable to you. I'm saying that because i've had the exact same situation as you, it's comforting to go back but you know you've already walked this path before, and it does not motivate you in a slightest bit. Let's accomplish this together brother!

[@cathymeep]

good to know! i'm almost at my 4 months (next week) and i still feel really depressed and unmotivated.

[@cathymeep]

@@KaanBeskardes Just hit 16 months! 😁

[@cathymeep]

@@KaanBeskardes Honestly, I feel fantastic. Quitting has done wonders for my depression. It took me maybe 6-7 months to start feeling more stable, but it's an experience that has taught me a lot and made me grow. I'm really happy I decided to quit. On that note, don't feel bad about relapsing. I can't tell you how many times I attempted to quit before it finally stuck. For me, it just got to a point where the pros didn't outweigh the cons and I didn't want to feel the way I felt when I was high anymore. It's different for everyone, but you'll know when and if you're ready to quit! Good luck!

[@Mugabss]

Frank ocean once said “rollin' marijuana, that's a cheap vacation”

[@willdru119]

It goes both ways. It's a cheap vacation, you can't take vacations too often unless you live a very free kind of life.

[@sisi5444]

@@willdru119 Lol rich person lyric

[@TZYSL]

He also said, “I got my Fleetwood Mac, I could get high everyday. But I’ll be sleepy, OCD, & paranoid. So... give me Bali beach, no molly please. Palm. No marijuana trees.” (Your hickeys on my aorta n tattoos U could only see.) “All my dreams got more vivid when I stopped smoking pot, nightmares got more vivid when I stopped smoking pot” (loving you is a lil different, I don’t like you a lot)

[@babybofrot]

One of my favorite songs

[@jessicarabbit7648]

@@TZYSL I thought that was Earl Sweatshirt. Either way, a beautifully written lyric

[@woden__]

Moral of the story: Everything in moderation

[@gofastER]

Especially moderation

[@MrGreen-io6jc]

and don't mix tobacco with weed, because you'll have nicotine withdrawal

[@end8316]

@@MrGreen-io6jc tobacco gives people whiteys too

[@Goku_Kiyosaki]

@@end8316 wym

[@end8316]

@@Goku_Kiyosaki The reason you never hear Americans having whiteys is because they smoke blunts while Brits and europeans smoke joints. Stopped using tobacco with weed and haven’t had a whitey in years.

[@8bit4lifejosh]

3 days without dabs, I’m waking up drenched with sweat and my mood is down, but I can feel my mind clearing up and my energy levels rising. This vid is helping me get clean off the tree.

[@RC_Aviator]

damn i never heard of a weed withdrawal. ive smoked everyday for the past 10 or so years and ive stopped a couple times for work related drug tests. never had sweats or anything like that. had a tough time falling asleep for a couple days but that was really it. keep going homie. the clarity feels great.

[@boaplitas101]

@@RC_Aviator I think it effects everyone differently. I do feel a lot more clarity when I haven't smoked for a few days, and I retain information better. While my mates function completely normally on the stuff, I cut down just because I believe it's limiting me. One day I hope to only smoke on special occasions. (Update -2 week's since I said this and haven't smoked since)

[@shaneweber2074]

@@RC_Aviator me neither until I quit dabs. Couldn't sleep, hands and feet wouldn't stop sweating, anxiety went through the roof. Took about 2 weeks to get over it.

[@rambooven4290]

@@RC_Aviator I think it's something to do with the High THC levels. I took a break after a few years of smoking flower and had no problems. Fast forward a year and I start dabbing and become "Wax head". I was going through 3 grams of wax a day. Its a different kind of high and it can latch onto you. Those first 2 weeks of the night sweats was terrible but well worth it. The only other thing was I had to remind myself that I needed to eat. My appetite came back at the end of the month though.

[@shallwegettit7874]

@@rambooven4290 yo dude I fucking feel that heavily 😳 I smoke 3 grams of quality wax on a good day and on breaks I think I’m gonna die lol

[@Jennifer-bw7ku]

Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

[@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU]

Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

[@steceymorgan814]

Yes, dr.sporesss. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

[@elizabethwilliams6651]

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

[@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU]

Is he on instagram?

[@steceymorgan814]

Yes he is. dr.sporesss

[@calvinshimoli497]

"I will quit marijuana." Me saying this while smoking a joint watching this video

[@tarikchisholm1234]

Nah fr tho😂😂

[@jadynrenicker9207]

literaly me rn

[@erikcruz6019]

Me with a fat bowl

[@jvsr13]

I was looking for that comment so I dont feel alone HAHAHAH

[@lungsworld9566]

☝🏼✅

[@99hank97]

I’ve smoked daily since I was 15, I’m 22. Last year I cut back to the point of smoking 2 -3 times a week. Best decision I ever made. I was much happier and while there’s so much more to it than just cutting the weed back I know that made a huge difference. To any of you trying to cut back or struggling with it. I’ve relapsed like 3 times but I’ll never stop pushing to use it how I believe it should be used. It’s been hard and sometimes I feel like I’ve failed myself. But trust me you’ll never regret trying to better yourself and smoking weed everyday is not bettering yourself. It’s relying on a comfort zone which always reduces your comfort zone leaving you less comfortable in more situations. You have to seek discomfort in order to increase your comfort zone and feel comfortable in more situations. It’s a bit of a paradox but do some research into it and you’ll find many people who will explain it better than I. Good luck warriors, you got this!

[@dmja9806]

Very wise words well said , I’m gonna try to go sober for this week myself it’s been hard every time I tried but it’s necessary

[@BEAzy90s]

Well Said Young Buck, Keep Growing..

[@BEAzy90s]

@@dmja9806 Super Necessary

[@crispyclara7617]

I'm currently 16 but have been a heavy weed smoker for a year. I'm trying to stop, but I have no motivation to do so. I always ask myself, "why should I stop?" I'm a huge introvert and weed is my best friend. It's also always around me and available, which makes it even harder to resist. I just dk what to do.

[@bandman5727]

@@unknownyouth7759 Same exact situation for me too bro, I'm 17 I've been smoking J's and carts daily since 15. I'm on Day 1 too. We got this 💪🏾

[@KD-dr3gy]

Also want to point out that if you smoke blunts or woods, you're probably dealing with Nicotine withdrawal. People who don't smoke cigarettes but smoke blunts might not realize this.

[@thememo1608]

Thank you dahling. I was thinking if that could be part of it.

[@lisathuku8950]

Watching this video is exactly what I needed... I'm on day 3 of my sobriety from weed and having such raw content like this out here is Soo encouraging especially when you can't openly talk about addiction with the people close to you...Thank you so much Levi.. you're my inspiration!!!!

[@taverastrades]

weed, alcohol, caffeine, social media, p04rn all stimulants which are degenerate, 90% of humans are consumed by stimulants, Satan is winning, im happy you are free from the evil degeneracy you were bestowed upon, i wish freedom upon the rest of society, its sad what we have become, we have never needed stimulants, and its only changed now

[@halevirginia9523]

I'm on day 6 myself. It is hard but I am feeling so much better already and finally got some sleep last night. You got this! Keep pushing!

[@futuretrading6602]

I AM ALSO ON DAY 3 QUITTING WEED AFTER 10 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SMOKING THANK FOR THESE INSPIRATIONS

[@cambeckermusic]

I’m a week and a half weed-free after being a 3x/day stoner for 6 years. I’ve experienced absolutely everything you’ve experienced in the last 11 days. Realized how truly addicted I am and how much mental instability I was dampening/hiding with weed. Made me question who I really am and gave me the desire to attack my problems head on in a healthy way. I’m in a spot in my life where I too want to turn a page and mature, focus and invest in my real self, real relationships and real work ethic. Watching your experience with this really spoke to me and reassured me that I can do this too. Thank you so much for being so transparent and sharing your story, you’re doing such a good thing here. Subscribed 🤟 keep on keeping on bro!

[@gregoryelfido2292]

Another fucking fake post, again good luck with the reds push to undo legalization.

[@jeremytorres9247]

Not even mad this randomly popped up on my KZbin feed. Read the title of this video, watched every minute and worth every minute. Thanks for this raw & transparent content.

[@dredank]

Im pretty mad this shit popped up.

[@isaachernandez6256]

@@dredank made me wanna go cold turkey 🤣

[@hesoomelo9868]

Fr same

[@isaachernandez6256]

@@hesoomelo9868 I’m doing it 🤣

[@shaymur7108]

You know I’m so happy it popped up because I’ve Been loookinh for someone that actually goes in detail. Like it. Actually helps

[@meximan138]

I just quit 2 days ago because I realized my life was just passing me by being high. That realization alone caused me to have a panic attack and changed my mindset completely. 2 days sober after 3 years of continuous use and I feel like I’m barely seeing the world for the first time. I’m looking forward to improving everything that I’ve slacked on and finding myself again, lfg!!

[@synqFPS]

Are u still sober? what happened im curious

[@meximan138]

@@synqFPS Yes I am! I haven't smoked since then, I can say personally it was time to move on from that. My quality of life has improved drastically, I still have my off days when that anxiety really creeps up on me. I'm just happy I can go through the day without thinking about how I'm going to change my reality in order to make me okay with myself.

[@isaacdeanda3364]

Good job! Never forget sober you is the real you

[@lippalma4661]

Have you tried taking CBD oil to fix your anxiety?

[@badsanta7356]

I'm gonna start smoking again

[@ChrisW777]

Ive been sober for about a week as well, The nightmares and cold sweats were horrible the first 3 days, and my anxiety has been through the roof too but i wanted to say thank you for this video man, I really like how genuine you are, thank you for the kind words man!

[@Nas0388]

Cold sweats from weed lol?

[@bingbashbosh1]

Going through it too myself. Slowly feeling better after 4 days but that initial few days really sucked for me.

[@bingbashbosh1]

@@Nas0388 No, from withdrawals from quitting cold turkey.

[@Nas0388]

@@bingbashbosh1 ya I know. I’ve never heard of that from weed lol. Weed withdrawals feel like a blowjob compared to opiate withdrawal. Don’t mean to sound insensitive. I know everyone got their own struggle but physical wd from weed lol. I can’t take it seriously. Fully aware I’m being an asshole right now to.

[@Nas0388]

@@bingbashbosh1 you get your bud from a dispensary? People be spraying all types of shit on weed. I could see not sleeping/lack of appetite but physical wd symptoms from weed .. maybe there was some other shit on the weed.

[@Vat6ré]

I love how transparent you’ve been about things that a lot of people would be embarrassed to talk about,especially the social anxiety part,really appreciate this and you

[@itsoktonotbeokay]

I'm currently on day 3 of cold turkey after smoking basically every day for the past 5 years. It got to the point where I refused to confront the fact that I was addicted to being high all day. It was severely affecting my relationships, my self-esteem, my motivation levels, and not to mention that my bank account was suffering as well. I'm a stubborn person. It took me almost losing my family to finally decide I don't need weed. It's hard not to miss it, but when something that I would find happiness in is so detrimental to virtually everything around me, it makes me not even want to partake. It's time for a new chapter in my life, time to take control of my life. This video was so encouraging and shows me I'm not alone, so thank you

[@FadedMindC]

Day 4 for me I’ve been smoking every day since I was 14 I’m now 18 and it took me to get really sick for me to stop smoking because on the first day I was sick I took hit and that just made me feel 5x worse so I stopped for now and I don’t know when I will start again but I feel like weed doesn’t need to be a bad thing if you smoke it in moderation 🙏

[@Leclerc1663]

You got this❤️❤️

[@Unsweetenedmargaritta]

I quit last year, you’ve made a great decision. Keep it up

[@itsoktonotbeokay]

I want to thank you all for the encouragement 🙏🏼 it has touched my heart!!!❤

[@hallemccartney12]

I fully understand this and it took me having a bad high in order to stop dabbing. I haven’t taken a dab since March 2020 and it changed my life. I miss it of course but it was my only personality trait.❤️proud of you and all of you for being sweet and kind and we can all relate and help those that are struggling.

[@hemansx]

If anyone's reading this, quitting weed was the best thing I ever did. I'd been smoking since age 13 and thought it wasn't affecting me at all, until I quit. That's when I realised I was way sharper, more extroverted, relaxed and happy than I thought I was. It really does slyly affect you in ways you don't even realise until you quit.

[@lucasrhys0363]

Hey. Ive been a daily smoker for the past year and can actually atest to this. The weed has helped me with my anxiety and social issues but my eyesight, perceptiveness and overall visual abilities are hindered now.

[@lucasrhys0363]

@@EnjoyTheSilenc3 i feel as though i have a form of ADD so it varies from person to person

[@eliezer2d2]

well, the recommended age to start consuming weed is 21, before that it’s affects cognitive development

[@grovestreetbarz9938]

@@eliezer2d2 but your front LOBE doesn’t fully develop until you’re 25.

[@DeucePlayz]

Everybody is not gonna have the same affect on weed , sativas make me tired Nd indicas wake me up😂 shit is fucked

[@JasonFroude]

Hey Levi, Im 11 minutes in and this is like deja vu for what my step son is going thru. I pray that your strength and example can help him shake this addiction. Power to you

[@StrUpSavage]

1 Month since your comment, I hope your son is doing well.

[@AsianAndyfilms]

Fuck, not smoking weed makes you feel like you're on Adderall and have so much more energy...

[@Philllin]

not rly...i stopped smoking weed and now i'm addicted to adderall (30-80mg a day) or maybe cause i use adderall to mask the job i hate

[@mikecoxlong2435]

@@Philllin bro try and find a new job, try and make that leap cuz that can lead to a bad spot bro. I know the struggle of finding a new job but I think it’ll be worth it

[@Philllin]

@@mikecoxlong2435 thanks man. You know it's a good company but no matter how hard i try, management says i'm not meeting expectations for the role and it makes me feel really stressed. I rather have a lower paying and low stress job than go through this.

[@atn2666]

especially when you work out lol

[@wealthy5702]

@@Philllin bro get rid of that adderall asap! Let your body & brain give you what you naturally need, or you’ll always be using less of your brain like any other addiction from weed to heroin. get back into healthy eating, fitness, working on you and the job you want - go buy the 4 hour work week by Tim Ferris, and Crush IT and Crushing IT by Gary Vee. Go read them and go all in on your passion. It’s now or never, especially in this COVID times. God bless.

[@RarriNumba1]

Proud of ya bro quit weed 1.5 month ago try’d to make music without I couldn’t so i had to smoke 1 joint over 4 sessions would hit it a little bit every day and my withdrawal symptoms got worse again literally been to hardest time of my life didnt know marijuana withdrawal was so intense but im almost fully over all withdrawals

[@smuk123]

U get withdrawal with weed? Maybe it's been laced or something?🤔

[@krithiksingh]

@@smuk123 when u smoke for a long period of time continuously, u do get withdrawals. nothing to do with being laced, thats just how it is.

[@ysb1329]

@@smuk123 not i got an intoxication from medical weed i pucked blood and pissing blood weed aint that good if we really think about it you put smoke in u in anyway it cant be good

[@artamalekmanesh5390]

@@smuk123 you just don't get physical withdrawals, and it's a drug, everyone has a different experience

[@KO-fs1fw]

@@smuk123 surprisingly yeah :(

[@aleadalopez1127]

I've been without weed for a month after smoking for over 10 years. I feel soo much better! My life has gotten soo much better! Congratulations to you! Weed holds back alot of people. Im never going to smoke ever again!

[@flakofrmwatts2152]

buh you drink?

[@mwangigeorge3870]

like ever ever????

[@hectoromarreyes7479]

Congrats!

[@thaddeusgreen6490]

Ok so what did it hold you back from exactly? 😂

[@hectoromarreyes7479]

@@thaddeusgreen6490 you probably talking to her, but I can tell you it held me back in college...I’d go into lectures high as shit and not remember a damn thing afterwards 😂

[@justincutting4470]

5 days sober I’m fiending rn but I’m staying strong you guys all got this ❤

[@robdawg88IROC-Z]

Yo u still good bro

[@halevirginia9523]

I'm on day 6, stay strong!

[@nucleus3733]

How are you doing?

[@Bogwash]

This couldn't of shown up in my recommendations at a better time. I needed this to help me.

[@ElijahScottMusic]

You got this bro. Moderation is key. What's helped for me is restricting my intake to only Friday/Saturdays. Very hard to do but I'm saving money and the high is waaaay better. It's when we start smoking before doing anything, that it becomes a problem. I literally would wait hours in hunger to eat because I wanted to smoke up first. It's a tool to be used, don't let it use you.

[@SpaceTimeManipulatorSTM]

Not great for me as I'm trying to get off the internet so I can smoke this bowl and get out to my garage to play music...

[@JosiahLevandusky]

i feel the same way! I've been sober since 25Oct20. its been so hard. these past two/three weeks have been the worst.

[@Jo_mommah]

@@JosiahLevandusky I’m on day 4 and the reaction my body is having is insane!!! Today was the worst so far

[@mhagenn]

Hey man, how you doing so far?

[@tylermcdonald8745]

It’s ironic how two days after I decided to quit cold turkey, this video shows up in my feed. You have motivated me to keep going for the new year. Thanks bro✊🏻

[@ashinstinct354]

Its not. The apps have permission to listen to your microphone. From there they can analyze what content and products to sell you. No one cares, but we have no privacy and you are just a battery in the Matrix

[@tylermcdonald8745]

@@ashinstinct354 that’s the thing. I never put anything about weed or quitting on the internet or even said anything word of mouth about it 😂

[@wolfgang1255]

You got this bro

[@cm28_kabongo]

you ever thought to realize God showed you this? now turn your life to Christ

[@houdaopps536]

@@cm28_kabongo or it’s the youtube algorithm LOLOL

[@choosetolivefree]

Funny. Complete opposite for me. When I'm stoned everyday I feel inhibited and low energy, and I don't like talking to anyone much. It feels like a chore to talk to people when I'm stoned all the time. When I get dry off the weed, I get crazy talkative and super outgoing and cam have long convos with anyone

[@zziloh]

Damn then you got it good, If you have that type of mood without the weed then why smoke ? I like it cus it makes me feel better and. Talkative but when I’m dry off it, I just fien

[@choosetolivefree]

@@zziloh Yea, the reasons I have smoked in my life are still very common to others. It makes being bored not suck, it may make me antisocial, but it does lighten and even remove the burden of depression and sadness. I am able to play video games and escape the world when I smoke. Whereas when I'm dry, I can't stand to play video games, and I have a ton of energy that I don't know what to do with. Well, I'm trying to put that energy into positive life building activities

[@dr.inkwell1070]

@@choosetolivefree I need to be high to play videogames, too.

[@nandomartinez1391]

So funny but true at the same time i need to quit as well

[@lmoral222]

I'm currently hooked, and have been for the past 8 years or so. Smoke everyday after work, feels great, almost like rebalancing my inner-vibes, or something like that. Thing is, a part of me if begging my weed-loving side to quit. I'll smoke, play video games after work, then it's past midnight (I start work at 8am) and I'm thinking of things that I could've done, like work out that day, or finish up projects. I start regretting smoking, and start pumping myself up, thinking of plans and ways to avoid the habit. Then tomorrow comes. I go to work, crave, get home, load up a bowl, and go into my little corner of the universe to repeat it the next day. It's depressing thinking about it all while writing this. And even moreso, that as I'm writing this at work, I can't wait to go home, spark up, and get immersed in my game where no one can hurt, or bother me. LOL, then it'll be 1:30 AM, I need to wake up in like 5 hours, and start telling myself I'll be a better person the next day. I think what contributes to my addiction is the fact all my few friends moved away and my girlfriend stresses me out. Sounds dumb, but she's one of my only forms of human connection off-line, so I keep her around. Fuck. I think I'm doomed lol.

[@autonomous8108]

I smoked every day for about 5 years. And I mean all day everyday, it was bad. I took a year off, and I gotta say it felt great. Knowing I have that level of self control, and just being sober for a year (aside from the occasional drink) was a very interesting experience. I don't know if I just matured because I'm getting older, or if I just started thinking a little more level headedly cuz I was sober, but I changed a lot during that time. It really helped me in my transition from being a kid to being an adult. I still smoke now, but it's nowhere near what I was doing before. I was abusing it, and it wasn't til I was sober that I realized even tho yeah, weed isnt as dangerous as heroin or coke, that doesn't mean it can be abused. I'll take a few drags off my pen after work to unwind for the day, or at night to help me sleep, but people need to be aware of that. It's legal now, but so is alcohol, and just cuz you can legally drink a beer after work, doesn't mean you need to down a whole fuckin keg. You gotta keep urself in check, and know ur limits. You don't need to be zooted 24/7, cuz then ur never gonna be ur true self. Ur gonna be ur stoned self, and after years of smoking heavily I know that it gets hard to even think ur not being urself. It's weird. So smoke up guys, just be responsible please. Im not tryna chastise anyone in this comment, I just don't want y'all to have to go thru that same experience

[@AdamBorseti]

Bro, this comment right here..... I'm day 5 sober after smoking way too much every day for the past 5 years. At first, I only smoked on the weekends, then during the lock downs it became every day. I gotta tell you, I feel like having a goddamn joint! I mean, on the one hand I feel like I would be letting myself and every one down, but on the other hand, I think keeping it to the weekend would be a good balance of moderation. I don't know what to do. Everyone told me that it killed their motivation, but for me it became the opposite. Last year and a half I started exercising every day, lost 40lbs, got a job..... you know, legit life progress, so motivation wasn't an issue for me. This started as my first, long-overdue tolerance break just so that weed would actually get me high again when I smoke, but now I wonder if I should go back. I like weed! In moderation it's fine, just like alcohol and the like, but I was abusing it badly. Tomorrow is Saturday, day 6 off the herb and I have the weekend off - I want to take a toke of a J and play some video games, you know? Relax.... but I'm feeling guilty just thinking about it.... I don't know what to do. I feel like I can keep it to the weekends with the discipline I've built over the last year, but at the same time everyone around me is saying I shouldn't. I don't know what to do!

[@autonomous8108]

@@AdamBorseti well I'm just a random guy on KZbin. Do what feel truly right to you. If YOU think it's a bad idea, and you're gonna feel guilty, maybe it's not worth it. But if you know you have the discipline to keep urself in check, then I don't see any problem with it. Cuz I've been there too where I smoke, and feel guilty after. So I just do what feels right to me personally, what I know I can handle. Congrats on being able to keep urself in check at all. It can be quite testing lol

[@WigganNuG]

@@AdamBorseti Bro for real, just taking a couple days off... you get way faded when you hit one after work just before dinner... ohhhh dinner is good after a couple tokes and you haven't smoked in 3 days! I mean think about it; you get tolerance and what you do feel just becomes normal after doing it all day for like 30 to 60 day's. That's all it takes to get your whole nervous system and brain chemistry to become acclimated to a particular state so when you stop, your brain goes into signal mode letting you know you need to do whatever you do to put the brain chemistry back in "balance" because that's what it thinks balance is. Hence, anxiety, and massive night sweats. You also don't really achieve good sleep when you smoke before bed! It helps you GET to sleep, but not the best sleep.

[@leafkefn3774]

5yrs everyday imo is not that much.. i been doing it for 11 years everyday in my eyes you stopped right before your brain got programmed into a livelong addict like me

[@JUNESDALE]

thinking about quitting brings tears to my eyes cus i know its exactly what i need to do right now and i know how hard it takes a toll on me. im a big empath so smoking has helped me be more calm in social situations, with intense emotions and extremely vivid dreams but i know suppressing that part of me cant be healthy. thank you for bringing attention to this. i start my journey tomorrow and will be keeping up with yours as well

[@jeandrejoubert7620]

Maaan I'm also trying to quit - I managed 3 clean days last week but relapsed.. I've been smoking weed every day for the previous 5 years. No one understands how truly hard it is to stop. I really feel like weed is holding me back - I need to find a way to release myself from it.

[@JUNESDALE]

@@jeandrejoubert7620 I know that the process looks different for everyone but a few things that help me: find a person to confide in to talk about getting clean (preferably a non smoker), writing about how you feel, removing any direct influences (deleting plugs numbers, packing up bowls etc) and most importantly don’t be so hard on yourself. A few steps forward is way better than 1 step back. We got this!

[@gollumeats1997]

Recovery is not linear but always possible! Don’t give up on yourself, you deserve to keep fighting because you are worth ir

[@JUNESDALE]

@@gollumeats1997 yes!! thank you

[@JUNESDALE]

@@jeandrejoubert7620 dont let a relapse get to you. take every day as it comes!

[@SneakerHeadInTheBay]

We’re proud of you brother 💪💪💪

[@carlogarcia4327]

collab alr

[@MSotelo503]

Salutes.

[@kaikai1070]

fuck that im sorry for your loss

[@kwamenaplays5899]

421st like. Break through, brothers 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@gskate117]

Why?

[@rivir]

There is beauty in being high and being sober. When I’m sober I feel inspired and creative and love for music and art. I feel the same thing when I’m high but just I get super philosophical and feel so transcendent. It definitely affects people in different ways. But I just want to say, I respect people whether they choose to be high or sober. As long as you feel like you’re in a healthy place where you’re growing more power to you.

[@RSCALES11]

999

[@zach5625]

very good way to put it. I enjoy my sobriety and being high very machine their own ways.

[@Alarm3]

💯

[@ryanzamarripa8894]

amen.

[@urmum2051]

i like ur pfp

[@cartradediary6131]

Weed sober for 7 years now, previously been a daily smoker for 10 years. Fist two weeks were indeed hard, that was the moment when I realised how addictive it actually is. Never touched it again in 7 years as i said, got a family, managed to put a business on, and things are much better. Stay clean!

[@peterheinzelmann3335]

I've been smoking for 15 years. Then I stopped for a few weeks...Now I have very strict rules. Only in the evening at weekends. And I don't smoke it, I eat some butter. I know your way is better but I feel ok/fine with my way. The main point I learned through all the years & patterns of consuming I had is: it shouldn't have any influence on your everday life. When you decide not to go somewhere because of weed would be such a point

[@cartradediary6131]

@@peterheinzelmann3335 I will not say I’m not missing it sometimes, especially when the stress levels are high but sometimes a beer or a glass of wine does the trick. I’m just afraid I will get on back on it and I just prefer not too, I’ve realised how much it hold me back over the years and kept me lazy, the psychological effect of it is beyond any comparison. What annoys me is the very aggressive promotion of it, like “cures cancer” and them bollocks. Overall if you stay at that level of recreational is fine, I gave mates they’ve been doing it for years like once of twice a month and they are good, once it becomes a habit it’s not ok.

[@peterheinzelmann3335]

@@cartradediary6131 Yeah it definitely holds one back. Everyone gets lazy one or another way. Playing the guitar was always a lame excuse. „It keeps me creative“, spending the nights just jamming around. It‘s fun but it‘s a huge waste of time. I‘m against all kind of positive promotion. They should focus on the realistic risks and warn people. A friend of mine became psychotic. I did not know there were several cases of psychosis in his family. Lots of lifes could have been better if drug politics would care more about the people.

[@de5163]

I’m 30 yrs old, took my first drink of alcohol when I was 10, tried weed at 13-14, became a heavy weed smoker & drug user at 16, crazy times were ahead of me. Weed was (& still is) my main vice, alcohol was the next best thing if I wasn’t smoking(or the perfect plus with the weed), I was the type to go to the bar by myself during the middle of the week. At 23 I checked in to rehab cause I kept shoving shit up my nose and popping pills on top of the weed and alcohol. Got out of rehab at 24 and woooooo I relapsed HARD!!!!! BACK TO DOING THE COKE!!! The molly!!! The ACID!!!! The shrooms!!! Oh and weed/alcohol. Fast forward, at 25 my younger cousin (19 yrs old) dies from a toxic mix of heroin,coke, & shrooms, apparently that was his way of celebrating his dead best friends birthday 🤷🏻‍♂️ 😞 , to this day I still don’t understand it but I’ve accepted that reality now nevertheless. For a while I felt very guilty as I felt my negative influence helped him go down the wrong path and ultimately leading to his demise, I promised his mom I would stop the drugs, and I broke the promise like any addict would. For a year after his death I was still fucking around, but little by little I was cutting drugs. Haven’t tripped on psycs since 25, haven’t popped pills or snorted blow since 26. Started to cut down my drinking since 29, now the weed tho fuck I been smoking mostly every day till recently where I’m cutting down my consumption to 4-5 days a week. I’m actually quite an active guy I like working out I like studying but fuck I love weed lmao. Anyway, now I’m working on cutting down the weed smoke and eventually, quitting or at least making it a once in a blue moon thing like how I treat alcohol nowadays. Cheers to anyone out there going thru their own journey.

[@renaldsunset]

Amazing ! You can be proud of yourself for what you have achieved so far. You are totally capable of quitting weed, you’ve done the hardest part. Sorry to hear about your cousin 🙏🏽

[@malachibadillo6880]

Thank you for sharing your experiences 🤕🤙🏼

[@3ambi944]

Aye man, I'm proud of you. Condolences to your cousin. Remember "discipline" is everything, you do things you don't wanna do when you are supposed to.

[@liluzibob]

Sorry about your loss bro

[@dennisgichohi5392]

Bro you've come a long way ...pray you'll make it

[@jessapi6328]

Makes me feel good that people are coming out and talking about stuff like this!!

[@monsta8279]

On day 2 of quitting after smoking and vaping for 3 years. The symptoms are rough man my appetite is gone, energy is low, I’m irritable. I’m not giving up though. The longer I continue getting high, the worse off I’ll be. Whenever I feel the urge to take a hit, I remind myself that I’m not relieving anything, I’m only pushing what I’m avoiding today to the next day. Any benefits I think I gain from being high are not real. I used to feel that being high made me more social and relaxed, but really it made me more isolated and anxious. The cycle will continue until you break it. This video helped a lot. It’s good to know what to expect after quitting and this helped in realizing that what I’m feeling is normal and it won’t last forever Stay strong everyone, you can beat this.

[@darkdevilone8613]

I don't want to undermine you wanting to cut back or stop smoking, but the entire isolated and anxious feeling isn't because of weed really. It's societies perception of you doing drugs, especially weed how its classified as one of the most dangerous drugs by the government. Have you ever had anxiety issues hanging out with friends and smoking? Because usually with most its only when they go out in public with people they don't know and we know some people may not like that you smoke. It can cost us our job, or possibly friends and family if they find out. Hence the anxiety and isolated feeling that's so common. Other more powerful drugs just make you literally not care how people see you so they can go out in public without worry like when people smoke weed. Weed just isn't strong enough to make people not care.

[@Jed1317]

It’s day 5 for me today. I’m struggling, but being positive. Fingers crossed the side effects bugger off very very soon.

[@tonyflamingosucks6590]

@@darkdevilone8613 sorry man but that’s not true, even though there isn’t much physical addiction possible, mental addiction can happen with anything. I speak from experience, when you smoke multiple times every day for months there is a first week of hell where you feel demotivated and not as happy just doing nothing like you get used to. It’s a simple equation, weed gives you an increase in serotonin reception and sensitivity. After long enough if a person has formed a mental “dependence” (only some people do) then there’s a decrease in how much serotonin in your brain and you don’t feel as much euphoria from day to day things. That being said, the wonderful thing about weed is that after about 3 weeks to a month your brain is able to completely reset itself and almost all adverse effects leave. The rest is up to settling on your own or with a therapist

[@tonyflamingosucks6590]

You got this bro, after a month your brains chemistry will have had time to reset fully and you should be feeling a lot better. After awhile you should try it again if you want, but maybe you should limit yourself to 1.5 grams a week (just an example) if you’re in a legal state I’d recommend trying bud that has a higher CBD to THC ratio for more calming and less high. Alternatively, you could try some heavy indica leaning bud, a lot of weed related anxiety is because someone is smoking sativa. Whatever you decide to do, don’t let anyone else’s judgements change your mind. You know what’s best for yourself at the end of the day. Good luck bro! God bless

[@Jed1317]

@@tonyflamingosucks6590 hey man, thank you for the information. My apologies, I should have been more detailed. I’ve always struggled with sleep. Smoking has been a godsend in helping with that, but alas, I am changing jobs which do drug tests, so I can longer do it. I went straight into insomniac mode, whether that being a subconscious thing or a side effect from stopping cold turkey. I’m starting to get a handle on it with Muay Thai training, breathing exercises and reading before bed. I think I’m just over a week in now, so I’m staying positive and enjoying a full night of sleep here and there. I’ve only smoked for a couple of years, but and what a pleasure it has been.

[@KMuppet21]

I quit 26th august 2016 after 30 years heavy smoking every day. Watching that reminded me of what that journey was like. But it was actually so much easier than I had ever thought it would’ve been once I made that decision to stop. Anybody thinking about quitting, just go for it..don’t keep thinking about how hard it will be.

[@user-ry4ip9ps9x]

Wow 30 years... nice job man

[@audie-cashstack-uk4881]

Me to 30 yrs every day maybe a week break 3 to 4 times in all that time but I ke0t mine as a end of day smoker no get up toke shitalways high as fuk at the days end only... I just looked at the tin and skin up tray the rain outside and said to my self cycle across the city to buy a bag or just stop. I packed it all away scraped the tin out for 2 the crystal joints. The next day I was starting a 6 week course for sia licence and many other security and customer service certificates after a life as a cnc machinist just beaten homelessness due to insane domestic abuse finance stealing ex. And reco eri g from a crushed hand. Industrial accident I packed it all away started my collage course and ne er did it again for 3 yrs took a week to fall asleep proper and 1 week in got the nightmares whitch were amazing... I had a smoke few weeks back it gave me the shitz and made me sleepy and headache finished the baggy stopped again the feeling g of why did I ever smoke this was over welming

[@katie-lishwall4250]

I stopped smoking weed about 7 weeks ago after socially smoking for around 5 years and then becoming addicted and smoking on my own multiple times a day for around 4/5 years and although it's the best decision I've ever made, to start with I couldn't eat for days as I used to smoke a blunt before I ate anything and the nightmares were SO intense that I almost caved every single day. Even if I was having a good dream it felt so real that when I woke up I was heart broken that it was just a dream, it's so crazy but I stuck to it. I'm so proud of myself and now I'm saving hundreds of pounds a month which I am going to put towards buying a home for me and my partner and our future children🥰 good luck to anyone trying to quit💖

[@gabs1028]

Keep it upppppp!!!!! You got it🎉🎉✨✨✨ buy yourself something nice with all that moola you’re saving!!

[@KorliCymoneIsWhoIBe]

Amazing!!! Congratulations 💗

[@shadw4701]

That feeling from waking up from a good dream is why I got into lucid dreaming. I highly recommend it

[@shadw4701]

@Assman Butt Reality checks and dream journal and lots if practice and effort. You could also try falling asleep conciously however that's harder for most beginners. The channels lucid dream portal and giz edwards are good channels to checkout

[@felipewa]

Congrats!!! Keep it up!!! Awesome to hear this

[@bobbyschmurdashat903]

when you stop smoking, your dreams become extremely vivid

[@Hoobezz]

horrible nightmares for me... but best decision ever made.

[@sarahsparks9570]

Mines get lucid as fuck

[@deathgir1]

I smoke everyday n my dreams maaad vivid . Like I’m in a different world. I astral project without even trying when I lay on my back and issss so scary. Dunno if that has anything to do w bud

[@Marsellis]

thats facts

[@TBAnr1Liri]

@@Hoobezz wow same. As soon as i quit i was seeing nightmares every night.

[@carrie2971]

This video is everything!!! So happy I found it. I’ve smoked daily for over ten years and quit cold Turkey for a month last month, which was so life changing I’m doing a sober year in 2022. No weed, alcohol, or anything. The dreaming / memory / excuses thing was so relatable for me. Good for you!! I hope you stick to it.

[@alexahmad9390]

Sober year for me too. Best of luck sending love and peace your way 🤞

[@ry-7063]

i cant stop smoking cause without it i dream of traumatizing experiences, went 6 months without and couldn’t go longer cause the dreams don’t go away

[@wolfgang1255]

I wish you the best in life and you got this!! Stay blessed Carrie

[@brochahotato4622]

I’m going on my 2nd week sober after 5 years of continuous use. Everything from my skin clearing up to my emotions amplifying has all been actually FELT. My wallet has been thanking me as well! It may seem impossible but I promise you it’s the best decision you’ll make!

[@passipe5631]

Hi, can you please tell me how you work on recovering your emotions? What pills or what do you take to cleanse your body?

[@infallibl]

Yes!! Wallet!. Thats my second main reason to stop.

[@sethiccus]

Hopefully you’re a month in now and feeling great !!

[@brochahotato4622]

@@passipe5631 I didn’t take any pills, just straight cold turkey. It’s the hardest but most effective way to do it.

[@brochahotato4622]

@@sethiccus 2 months in going on 3, it’s easily the best thing I’ve done for myself in a long time

[@bobbilly9883]

I started smoking at 13. after my 16th birthday my parents sent me to a wilderness program and spent 3 months in the woods. I smoked weed nicotine and did whatever drugs I could get my hands on (besides a few). Nature is a powerful thing so powerful I had no withdraws. I could never have done it on my own and am so thankful for the help. at first I still planned to smoke once I left the program and thankfully they taught me and I learned about myself enough to know weed and other drugs are not for me. I am now 18 and 2 years sober and still going strong. this comment is more for me than anyone else but good luck to all of you struggling with drugs or anything in life.

[@yoursensei6931]

Since you started at a young age then quit a couple years after do you struggle with any issues from your time doing it? Like a warped perception when you look at the things around you for example, or depersonalisation or anything of the sort?

[@Riptor1998]

@@yoursensei6931 abusing weed starting at 14 till 18 fucked with me pretty hard, I smoked a lot of weed, I had to smoke at least a gram in a j just to get kinda high. All I cared about was weed, but it got to the point that smoking just didn’t feel good anymore, zero euphoria in fact it made me paranoid as fuck as I got older. Because of all that I now have to live with severe depression and anhedonia. After I quit I literally could not experience any type of positive emotion. Sex, food, video games etc. literally brought me no pleasure whatsoever. I quit 5 years ago and I still have to deal with depression although it’s slightly less severe, I contemplate suicide quite often but It is improving although very slowly. To any teenagers reading this please don’t smoke weed, your brain is still developing and drugs can cause irreversible damage to your mental health

[@RapierUnit]

Good job homie keep it up

[@balaceandox9856]

Bro same I started smoking at 13 , im 15 rn and I know I need to quit been smoking everyday since I started and I feel like I hardly get hungry if I’m not fried , nothings fun and Im starting to forget simple things . Any advice brother?

[@elevenmink3851]

Let me tell you personally, it has to come from faith that quitting actually helps and has its own dopamine rewards. I saw this video; kzbin.info/www/bejne/babClKBrl5ambbs and it says things feel most unfun in the first three days, but by around day 4 youll begin enjoying things again and having a regular appetite. That all continues to increase with time. That vid is a good watch, its only 7 mins long I hard recommend it. I myself have been smoking underage daily for a couple years and I was going to go on a 4 week break just to reset my tolerance, but now I’m there and it just feels like itd be a shame to stop now. My advice is to remember all the self-progress you lose whenever you smoke.

[@datboiroberto787]

All I have to say is weed effects people differently, some people depend on it, some people have fun with it, some people abuse it, and some only do it when they need to, that's the whole point of weed, its a diverse drug that you make the decisions with

[@josephBo]

I wouldn't say there's a "point" to weed lol. Weed doesn't exist for a purpose, people give it their own purpose for using it. But that also goes for literally anything else in life

[@datboiroberto787]

@@josephBo I didn't mean point as in It has a purpose, I meant it as in you have the choice of how to use it, for example- I choose not to smoke before going or while at work, but I choose to smoke outside of work (if I have nothing else important to do), and I use weed as a way to relieve back pain instead of using pain killers because I have a thing against them.

[@Jeberdiah]

@@josephBo ya no shit he never said weed has a point, his point was that weed effects ppl differently and people have different purposes for it

[@srb1438]

Which means you can pick out the personalities

[@ciscoc.4575]

dawg I'm 8 mins in and so far this video encapsulates my entire mindset beginning of 2020, before covid hit. I was on a good run until I allowed everything going on to become an excuse. Needless to say I'm ready to retstart. Finding this was a huge inspiration; just knowing I'm not the only one who had to sit back and be like "wow, I'm slick addicted to tree. wow." You got this homie. Not alone.

[@jessicakelaita1984]

Exactly. I’d planned on stopping after my bday tomorrow and this video popped up. Hmmm coincidence lol

[@LVO97]

Smoked every day for the last 5 years since I was 20 , 10 days sober now and honestly the happiness I’ve been in years. Videos like this are a huge help knowing there’s other people going through it too.

[@Claw94]

yo you still sober mate ?

[@Samual_33]

How did you deal with the sweats and lack of sleep?

[@izaiahperalta2502]

The fact that I was thinking today that I needa break on smoking too then this came upon my recommended, was a sign. Inspired me to actually go along wit it, keep it up bother we proud.

[@AkaRastaOficial]

Im in a battle too, i smoke more than 8 joints everyday, im hustler and the weed makes it harder. lets get it man

[@Rastaa69]

stay up rastaman.

[@AB-ph4fb]

you'll get through it man 💪

[@AkaRastaOficial]

First dayyyy The day went fine but the craving is hard asf at night

[@yanglu13]

@@AkaRastaOficial to há 4 dias sem tb Rasta, força p nós! High on life and music from now on 🍀

[@richyket661]

damn I had no idea people are hard addicted to weed

[@hamedsmoshrefful]

Watagwan! I’m 4 months sober from deee blunts & ya it’s pretty crazy how dependent we got for the time we did smoke.. things are more awkward at first but then it becomes such a clear & fog-less reality. You’ll grow to love being sober & not needing to roll up every time you do something. Im heading to medical school and always understood that I gotta relax on the weed before becoming a doctor, but it wasn’t until I actually pumped the brakes and stopped, when I realized how much more focused & productive you can be without weed. Much love playa 💕

[@jeremiahso5420]

What I find crazy to this is how you originally thought that you had to relax on the weed before becoming a doctor. How did you balance that??

[@idgaf1241]

I started at 14, got heavily into it when I was 16 and I’m 20 now. My daily dosage is usually a joint or 2 a day but honestly I miss my early teen years because I didn’t have too depend on a substance to feel “alright” in everyday life. Since I became a pothead I started experiencing crazy anxiety, depression, also weird dreams as well. I assume it’s because I started pretty young but when I was younger I was just a naturally happier and lively person, growing up as a kid I never knew what “anxiety” even was, I miss my younger self. As much as I consider quitting I’m deadly afraid of going thru the withdrawals. If your a teenager reading this I plz recommend to not even touch it till you hit your 20s at the least, therefore your not stunning brain development like I have. Plz pray I find the mental strength one day…

[@halevirginia9523]

Your frontal cortex of your brain is not fully developed until age 25, it is so important to stop NOW while your brain is still developing. I am on day 6 after smoking for many many many years. The withdrawals suck, but I 100% believe it is better to do it now, while you are young. People are also more forgiving of weird, crappy (withdrawal induced) behavior from young people than older people. Anyway I hope you know I am not judging you, I just know how much better I feel, my mental health, my physical health, my relationship with the people around me, all of it has improved and I'm not even done detoxing. Believe in yourself! Put yourself first!

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

I started smoking weed in 11th grade back in 1999, and by senior year I was an unmotivated pothead. Then I dropped out of my local community college at 19 and began doing heroin. I battled that addiction on and off for years and finally got clean then relapsed. I started using Suboxone and then came off that in prison and realized I was better off being chemical free. I know I damaged my development but I am 40 now and feel good. It's way better to realize this at a young age.

[@Jaikanatar]

You didn't stunt your brain development, the studies on that are very inconclusive and there is very little evidence to suggest that marijuana has a negative, or even very measurable impact on brain development. In fact I'd even say that the stress that it reduces can aid in knowledge retention because of heightened interest as well as patience. With my A.D.D I'm not sure I would've gotten through to completing my bachelors degree without some assistance from marijuana. And there aren't "withdrawals" persay just feeling like you're disrupting a habit and a pattern. If you've got something worthwhile and enjoyable as a hobby or an activity, often times you'll get the same fix out of that as you would the habit of smoking a bowl. I started smoking weed when I was 14 and smoked heavily until I was 27, then started taking week long breaks at a time and now I moderate back and forth and feel great both ways. Weed is there to elevate what you're doing, not to be the thing that you're doing. And by the way the very worst of the withdrawals were simply that feeling of wanting to and not being able to, and that goes away in less than a week. Just quit for a week and recognize that you're in control and that moderation is key. You don't depend on weed to function, and you're not gonna be lost without it

[@joerivas8313]

I wish i could just smoke like once every three months or so but damn can’t.

[@haydenpalmer04]

@@joerivas8313 yeah because smoking once justifies me to smoke again and again and then I’ll be like, oh I’m going to a sports event so I have to smoke before, it’s justified. It’s such a slippery damn slope

[@dan382525]

This video was amazing. I am 47-years old and have been pretty much smoking nonstop everyday since college. I did take 30-days off back in 2001 to pass a drug test for a job. The next break I took was 19 years later in 2020, for a whole 10 days. Today I am on day 2 of being sober. I pray I finally have what it takes to quit for good. Your video was an inspiration as everything you said was real. I am so irritable right now but I know in another 2 days or so I will start feeling better and refreshed. I want to quit so bad, please let this addiction of mine be over. 🙏

[@anabelanguyen1748]

I’m on about 2 weeks now, you’ve got this!!

[@brentholiver6312]

Most important weed fucks up memory, everyone that smokes should understand

[@miaterego4698]

they understand lol but they forget lol

[@juanromero5359]

Should remember that

[@theyluvfetti]

almost forgot what you said

[@angeloreyes707]

We forget

[@calvinshimoli497]

Naaah broo thats just youuu🤣🤣

[@billnai7279]

people watching this like: -in bed -not in full screen -reading comments

[@HugoSilva-ix7oc]

Wtf

[@rewardx]

why tf do people even like this type of comments bro

[@Mikehawk323]

Yes sir

[@Murxda-]

Oh nah we gotta fight cuz aint no way u knew i was doing all 3😭😭

[@Geeeeegi]

me watching this like : -standing up -in the kitchen -video is in default mode -im on my laptop scrolling through the comments

[@Carina0145]

I’ve smoked daily since I was 18 & I’m now 44. I’m trying so hard I’m on day 4 weed free & surprisingly having deep sleeps but waking through the night. I suffer with anxiety & had a traumatic upbringing that I clearly relied on something to take my mind off reality. but the fact it had a hold on me to a point I let it change my mood & also smoke throughout the day to keep me relaxed I’m not about to let something control me & im a mum so I have to show my son strength. I’m having the most frightening dreams that yes I weirdly remember but I’m gonna keep fighting. Thank you for sharing you’re journey & inspiring others to better their life 🙌🏽

[@Madison-oc6pi]

That insomnia after stopping smoking is toughhhh & then when you finally do the dreams are a trip

[@masonthompson1291]

@Nicholas Barron thats how it is, i get crazy dreams to

[@selinawoldebruk39]

omg seriously insomina kicked my ass

[@Mythical444]

And then you wake up in a cold sweat and you hear voices in your head from the dream. Crazy shit

[@chaneldesiree8349]

@@Mythical444 wait, you actually sweat? asking because its my 4th day no smoking and i woke up and started sweating and i’m like wtf. is that normal?

[@chaneldesiree8349]

the insomnia is so bad man

[@tristanrodriguez1220]

Bro you have no idea how much this video helped and inspired me, you made me realize that I am actually addicted to weed, for the past 2 years I’ve come up with excuses to not admit to myself that I am addicted to it. You made me notice how much weed has affected my life and I didn’t even noticed, I dont know if I’m ready to let it go yet, but I know I’m gonna have to do something about it if I wanna make something with my life. You definitely inspired me man, thank you

[@juniorvalle5434]

Same boat man !

[@sentientcardboarddumpster7900]

Yea maybe the old school weed wasn't as addictive, but this modern dank is another animal

[@Melissa-ve9mt]

you got this king you praying for u

[@billnythehighestguy690]

You aren’t addicted to weed 😂 you are just weak. I can quit and smoke whenever I want. Anyone can. You tell yourself you can’t that’s the difference between me and you. I’m high right now. Weed is awesome. Learn how to be productive

[@billnythehighestguy690]

You can make something of your life and still smoke... look at Elon musk he smokes so do some of the most successful people on this planet. Do something productive. Smoke sativa whichever strains make you creative. Some strains make you wanna do things. You saying you can’t make something of your life with our weed is an excuse. You need something to blame for your failures. So you blame weed and not you being unproductive and lazy. Heck feeling tired? Coffee or sativa. You don’t need to quit.

[@VenusEnergy3]

I think pretty much every guy I’ve dated has had a weed addiction. The sheer volume of excuses and “compelling” justification’s I’ve heard for them to stay in their addiction if off the charts. I feel like weed can be a man’s best friend. It’s like a companion, literally. I think it’s a really difficult habit to beat so kudos to you for doing so. Hope you still going strong with it. Ps. My child’s name is Levi, that’s what lead me to clip on this video ✨

[@lifeofjewells6073]

I quit two months ago! I feel like my mind is so much more clear and I am no longer slacking on my responsibilities. stay strong buddy .

[@ariezortiz14]

I’m going on 1 year and a half without marijuana after 6 years of depending on it. Idc what anyone’s says I’m proud of myself

[@wackywolly]

On to 2 years then ! I dont know you but i think you're doing a great job.

[@DiegovdWaals]

And you should be proud bro! keep it up!

[@Khan-di1qh]

I’m proud of you

[@theduderino3440]

I think about quitting all the time but it’s my favorite thing ever and I don’t know what replace it with.

[@DiegovdWaals]

@@theduderino3440 bruh same.. i cant see a life without.. even though i need a life without.. but how to get there... no clue

[@Joe-sb4yp]

I started smoking a gram everyday day off the bat. It really messed with my mental health at 19 plus my tolerance kept building up very quickly and it turned into smoking 5-6gs everyday in 2 months. I started saying whatever to things I shouldn’t of said whatever too. It made me careless, made me put aside a bunch of important responsibilities just so I could chill and smoke at home. I’ve been off for 2 weeks now and man I really forgot who I was. I feel so much better, healthier, more energized, more social. People really think weed is a drug without consequences but there’s no such things

[@zac2607]

Totally agree, I went a year smoking heavily and completely ruined my social life in the process. Had to relearn how to be normal around ppl while sober

[@mpb6491]

this sounds like me but im still fcking stuck. imagine continuing that trend for 7 more years of bull thats me

[@MkNasty911]

@@mpb6491 I smoked every day for 7 years. Went through spells of giving up...14 days sober and after the first week i don't even feel like i want to go back. I didn't see it as a problem until about 6 months ago when i realised i had given up all my hobbies to just focus on weed as my sole hobby. It made me realise how much of my life i have lost. I may relapse again but it is all part of the journey. I think my biggest aid is not thinking i will never smoke again this time round, i just wont smoke today. Then tomorrow i will have the same mindset of 'just not today'. The worst part for me was the week it took for my body to begin to re-regulate dopamine. I felt empty for that week and got no enjoyment but i realised is it really enjoyment if i need a substance? Good luck on your journey!!

[@rickshawredemption]

It comes without consequences and actually comes with benefits if you’re biologically capable of handling it you obviously are not

[@iposttoxicshorts]

Everyone I know who smokes weed is a bum. I listen to them say they can get off at anytime and how there is no effect. 😒

[@Chezzag74]

Day 2 for me, over 20 yrs of smoking everyday. Feeling motivated after seeing this and all the comments. We all got this. Onwards and upwards.

[@razarugs]

1 month congratulations

[@toure8]

6 months now, congratulations

[@Chezzag74]

Thankyou can't believe I've done it.

[@lp6132]

I honestly feel like i get better when I’ve quit but after a few months i feel like i need weed just on a recreational basis. I must say, life is great when you get the perfect balance. A well balanced healthy diet, early nights, plenty of fitness and the blunt every now and then is perfect to keep everything in sync.

[@chadhansen5057]

I wish my withdrawals weren't so brutal with quiting weed my sleep goes to shit

[@levelupprotocol]

@@chadhansen5057 push thru it. you will end up sleeping better than you ever have.

[@MarionnaiseYT]

@@chadhansen5057 melatonin comes in clutch

[@neeraj8069]

@@chadhansen5057 try CBD to stop dependency on THC

[@tek3920]

"Moderation is key" - death

[@jinno11]

Levi, I straight up went cold turkey on flower/buds after smoking 7 years straight. Don’t fall back dude the first couple weeks is harsh but you got it dude, mind over matter!!! Keep it up. Think about your mum & dad. Straight up.

[@jinno11]

I’ve been sober for 5 years now!

[@demotroniczz6943]

There's science behind all of this. That dull feeling of being sober when you're a heavy weed smoker is your brain adjusting to the return to the normal amount of dopamine vs the higher concentration when you're high. It's really interesting to learn about and helps you get a better grasp of what's safe and what isn't and how it affects the body.

[@bengalboypaco7327]

It makes it easier understanding why you feel the way you do lol

[@LeftMap]

Just passed 90 days myself after regularly using mmj for over 10 years daily. Incredible the first 30 days the emotions that came back, I started having dreams again, my sleep and productivity and outlook on life is completely changed for the better. For 10 years nobody could tell me nothing, but now I see how much I was suppressing and using mmj to avoid facing what I needed to to move forward in my life. Thanks for sharing.

[@jimmycameyify]

I’m still currently enjoying weed but i was smoking every single day for about 6 months. I just recently cut that back to about twice a week, sometimes just once. Having just those few days off really resets my tolerance, makes it more enjoyable and keeps me level headed and not jonesing for it every day. so for anyone out there who doesn’t think they can’t quit cold-turkey, you don’t have to go all out. Even cutting back to 4 or 5 days a week will help, and keep moving from there.

[@itrxppie4221]

this is what ive thought about doing do you tend to still smoke it all day on the days you do smoke it or does it seem easier now to pick a time on those days enjoy it and reset again?

[@gianahouston3477]

@@itrxppie4221 don’t pick the days, jus have in your mind “I’ll go 48 hours without it” and think to yourself the next time u smoke your tolerance will be way lower.. depending on how often u smoke. I basically told myself once a month I’ll go 1 week for a t-break and it’s been going well. Or even tell yourself to only smoke 3x a week or sum

[@uabforfindingthisbutalr6464]

even twice or once a week is too much as it takes a month for ur cbd receptors to go back to normal so u can benefit all goodness of weed in its glory

[@rosspatterson9390]

@@uabforfindingthisbutalr6464 you’ll still notice a difference from taking a week off without it and going straight back in

[@uabforfindingthisbutalr6464]

@@rosspatterson9390 yeah but not as much as going a month... ive notice some ppl who dont even feel a difference after 1 week.. those ppl have become so desensitized to weed that sometimes they dont know when their high or sober... they just do it for the fun of it therefore never open their mind to the other benefits of weed... ive tried shrooms before.. and everytime i smoke weed its like im doing shrooms.. its a life changing experience everytime.. if people experienced weed like me they would definitely not just smoke for the fck of it.. but everyone mentality is different

[@CHUCKBORRISNORRIS]

Ive smoked everyday for the past 7 years. I’ve decided to quit weed after watching this video! Let’s fight the demons together!

[@jinno11]

Bet! I’ve been 5 years clean of weed after 7 years straight. Keep it up. Think about your parents or any elders who you love.

[@johnharden8553]

😂😂😂

[@johnharden8553]

LOL FAM YOU WAIT TILL ANOTHER MAN SO CALLS QUIT... for you to follow lololol bet your pops must be real happy with you.... STICK RIDER.... give it a month he’ll be back...

[@yms903]

Stop the cap LOL

[@psychcommercial]

Be ready for the night sweats and lack of appetite. Maybe some fucked up dreams. Shouldn't last more than a few weeks. Good luck and stay strong.

[@lalamercy683]

The title alone makes me re-evaluate a lot. Hmm. I like to smoke. I’m a recent smoker about 2 years now. And I want to get to a point where smoking weed is something I do for fun but NOT an everyday thing. Like an on occasion thing.

[@supersue97]

sameeeeeeeee -_- weird feeling tbh

[@rallysl]

same ♥️

[@spiscold50]

Smoking regularly makes me hate myself. It's like this drug has control over me more than I do. Shit pisses me off but then again, I'm not as creative and chill without it. With weed, I'm less hot-tempered and things flow better

[@lalamercy683]

@@spiscold50 tbh I’ve been cutting back slightly at the most I smoke 3 times a day. But I really have been for once a day. Eventually I don’t wana have to do it everyday just every once in a while

[@Mythical444]

@@lalamercy683 try only doing it on weekends, let it be a reward after a week of work.

[@ladylaguerre]

Today is day 1 of my journey. This video is super helpful. Congrats on taking control.

[@UniquelyImani]

OMG I’ve been on a spiritual journey and stopped smoking weed. Literally I feel so much more in tune with myself now. It was a way to disconnect for me.

[@yanniatx]

Same :) weed fogs your brain that’s why it baffles me seeing people in their spiritual journey smoking pot.

[@yanniatx]

@Elite420Gaming. once in a blue moon I’ll have a glass of wine with dinner. But I’m sober 99% of the time.

[@UniquelyImani]

@Elite420Gaming. meditation, music, journaling.

[@TheEdiaz91]

That dream thing is no joke, it's sooo scary. I smoked for 10 years daily and quit cold turkey. It was wild.

[@Kushcloudzz]

He looks like he is so fucking geeked This is fucked

[@calebfouts8363]

Are you still sober?

[@TheEdiaz91]

@@calebfouts8363 I smoke from time to time but it’s rare that I do. It’s legal in my state and have to be really in the mood for it. I’d say maybe 5 times a year.

[@Juble86]

Did exactly the same, after 10 years of smoking everyday. On this coming new years eve, it’s 10 years since i smoked a joint 😁👍🏻

[@rbfabc]

Any lucid dreams?

[@sbdre6595]

I haven’t smoked for a whole week so far. My dreams have been crazy I’ve remembered every last one of them. Also waking up sweating. That’s just the negative but the positive is that I am feeling better, more energy, more urge to get out & do things. I’ll be back next week with another update.

[@aidennallan]

Actual facts . I’m fine with not smoking but once I did . All my dreams came back that I haven’t experienced for 3+ years . There in detail and can remember the whole plot .

[@memespoint590.]

What happen then

[@MontanaDamierPrince]

I’m 3 weeks sober finally past the night sweats Last night I had a crazy dream a sprinkler system went bad in my bathroom and flooded it I don’t even have a sprinkler system in my bathroom shit was stressful I woke up heart racing 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@sanjayw9878]

@@MontanaDamierPrince lmfao hella random and funny

[@Bugsy_Brown]

The dreams pass and get better!

[@jacobpope8527]

I’m 19 and have been smoking weed and nicotine since covid became a thing and my senior year got cancelled. Randomly came across this video and I just wanna thank you for this. This is all i needed to see to convince me. God bless you brother please keep doing what you do

[@selinawoldebruk39]

I stopped after smoking everyday for 4 years, backwoods and all. Its day 49 for me and I have never felt better. I'm proud of you watch one week turn into months and soon a year. You'll be so motivated to never hit a blunt again

[@kristinarodriguez5652]

this is encouraging, thank u

[@sophiamagdalena111]

yea I've been weedfree for more or less 6 months and smoked for the first time two days ago and it was so not worth it. Being sober just hits different, feels like I'm more alive and that I remember life.

[@selinawoldebruk39]

@@sophiamagdalena111 although I haven’t “relapsed” into it it’s really reassuring and appreciated that you shared that because sometimes I do struggle with wanting to hit a blunt after a long day and it’s nice to know its not gonna do anything but make me feel regretful. Thank you!

[@selinawoldebruk39]

@@kristinarodriguez5652 absolutely you can do it!! Smoking will only make you high for the time being but waking up the next day full of regret will make you want to continue smoking and before you know it your back into the same cycle

[@luhflame8891]

It took me like 3 attempts to actually stop smoking, I just didn’t want it enough for myself. On so many occasions I would tell myself “this is the last time I’ll get high” and that’s how you know it’s truly an addiction. It got to the point where smoking would make my feel physically sick and I still wouldn’t stop. I forget what the actual line was that I drew but I haven’t smoked in a month, I feel like I’m actually becoming myself again and it’s great. Definitely a journey and there’s definitely some days after work where all I can think of is smoking but then I think about how far I’ve made it without smoking. I would just be extremely disappointed in myself if I let all this progress go for 2 hours of being faded. Another great video bro thanks for this

[@levibentlee1]

Feel the same way and it’s only been a week. Proud of u G

[@fredohendrixx3031]

On god fam stay strong

[@braxtonpeltier4252]

You spoke of algorithm … I wanna say I have never searched anything about wanting to stop to smoke. Or ANYTHING about stopping. But I have been manifesting a more focused more self disciplined lifestyle. So I guess this is that message. I wanna thank you man. 💯💯 on some real sht.

[@jaredhonusankrom]

same.

[@ricardovarzea8381]

This is creepy AF, because same

[@solomonburk1098]

exact same as me

[@2starweakfoot]

okay this can’t be a coincidence i’m going through the same 😅

[@jaredhonusankrom]

We got this guys ❤️🙏

[@illutrine]

I have been where you were. I am so proud of you! I believe in you. I don't smoke at all anymore. I am reaffirming my relationships I almost lost from being high all the time. And I actually feel more alive now. You're doing awesome!

[@dexslab3910]

literally just seen this in suggested. My dude. I am legit struggling with the exact same things right now, starting my producing career, streaming, day job sucks. I have always felt like if I stopped for a bit I would be much more determined. can't ever take that step though. watching this video almost inspired me to walk with you. much love brother good luck on your journey. had to share

[@Gericueca]

Go for it my brother. Went W/O weed for 4 months and it changed my life completely. Unfortunately crawled back into weed the past couple months, but already determined to stop it again. good lcuk

[@dexslab3910]

@@Gericueca you too my dude

[@marius_gld]

You got this man I’m currently 6 weeks sober and it’s definitely rough to start off with but just take it a day at a time and I promise you will be a whole different person and will feel much more energetic and healthy in general

[@Dee_Snutz]

Aaaw

[@Brickswol]

Almost?

[@user-mz7hc2ix1n]

This is y I don’t plan on ever smoking weed, I recognize that it does have its benefits but as a person with a somewhat addictive personality I don’t want it to become something that I abuse and constantly have to rely on. If I don’t start I won’t have to try to stop🤷🏾‍♂️

[@revanthmunnangi5319]

It's like alcohol, if you treat it that way, yo will be fine

[@punkgrl325]

@@smgv2421 You just described alcohol though, which is absolutely a drug. Alcohol is worse than weed and far more damaging to you; it literally destroys your liver over time. The only reason alcohol isn't illegal is because of how much prohibition failed in the 20th century. Meanwhile, weed was only made illegal and a schedule 1 because Harry Anslinger hated mexicans and black people and wanted an excuse to lock them up using the now-defunct alcohol prohibition department of our government at the time. Part of the reason hazings started being banned on college campuses was because college freshmen would drink themselves into a coma and suffer brain death the following day. In comparison, at its very worse, weed has caused some people to develop schizophrenia over time, although it's relatively rare. Thinking alcohol is somehow less dangerous or harmful than weed was propoganda from the start and not based on any credible scientific research, which is why it's deemed as schedule 1 to begin with (categorized as being deadly and having no accepted medicinal value).

[@masondykstra9464]

@@smgv2421 there isn’t much proof that marijuana damages the lungs or atleast they haven’t found any evidence that it causes lung cancer it isn’t nearly as damaging as tobacco.

[@giehlemanns]

yes sir, good for you 👍

[@aisharedux781]

There’s NO substitute for clarity + vitality. It’s a beautiful thing💥

[@St.Calamity]

Except maybe acid and mushrooms 😈🤪

[@garrettecstasy1568]

So true.

[@zoeeclark7035]

That’s so crazy dude once I hit 6 days without weed I also started to feel a lot better! It’s crazy how much weed really affects you.

[@noemigonzalez6700]

I think you were sign from God. You have no idea how much I’ve thought about quitting for a while. Take a few hits here and there throughout special events. You really are motivating me and I wondered how I would feel after a couple days so thank you for being the answer to my prayer. I was also an everyday user for 2 years.

[@illmystic6480]

Just seeing this as I am literally going through almost the same thing exactly. Today is day 5 for me without weed after 10+ years everyday use. You always here people say weed is not addictive or that it's only addictive mentally so I didn't think it would be that bad quitting cold turkey but to my surprise these withdrawals been kickin my ass, anxiety, nightmares, headaches, shitty sleep/mood. I'm not ashamed of weed or downing it either, I know many use it benefitially and I'm probably not quitting for good but just want to prove to myself I can go a month without it and see what it does for my mental clarity. I've been sober from alcohol for a year and a half now and that's been great. I am not training/exercising atm but I should be for my overall health and you inspire me to do that as well. I too have not written or recorded a song since I quit. Appreciate this 🙌💯

[@gollumeats1997]

As someone who is studying addiction, I can wholeheartedly say weed can be addictive but you can also get out. Hope you stay strong and will pray for you❤️

[@smryder]

Stopped smoking weed in December, was supposed to be for 2 weeks but lasted the entire month and man the dreams coming back are a trip, I felt everything you said about how you feel and the clarity aspect of it. It was clear to me that I hadn't dealt with some issues that kept coming up in my dreams and really made me think, and I had the time too because I wasn't using that time to get high. Christmas came and I got back on the zaza train but noticed I didn't need it as much or even WANT to do it as much. I really felt the confidence that weed gave me in social situations come naturally at this point. It all comes down to balance and moderation, I'm glad you touched on that. Everything in this life is about balance. This was my introduction to your channel and I will be sticking around. Much peace and success to you.

[@oa8945]

Same bro I quit in October but then Halloween I was back on it and have been smoking everyday again 🤦🏻‍♂️ when I was sober I had horrible nightmares about cartel members chasing and killing my family In front of me I woke terrified I had to chill in my room for little to calm down

[@Stunnabrando4444]

Meditation helps nd sleeping with rain sounds or meditate music can help you sleep

[@babylemonade2868]

ZaZa train haha

[@AlejandroRamirez-de9nq]

That’s awesome ! I stopped for a month and I fell on it again and I’m here I am smoking again non stop . Point is I thought everyone that falls again never gets out but I guess not

[@its4204me]

@@babylemonade2868 lol

[@ObjectiveMedia]

I got my dog aged 5 and immediately started him on an organic raw diet. By the time he was 10 he looked younger than he did when he was 5. And your dad was right, a dog is a man’s best friend. He sounds like he was a good man, he’d be proud of you.

[@goatt1299]

Being sober after weed addiction is like a new high that I actually like

[@Mrthc]

This was a cool video man.

[@Lilly-km2pn]

yeah fr

[@odonnysville3013]

Ayeee Mrthc 1 week without weed would be a dope ass vid 🔥

[@Kingmexic0]

El compa que rollo !

[@vintagemxer1846]

No, it wasn't cool, "man"

[@JaydeezHD]

u tha goat too fool

[@Toodarnbad]

My roomie found this on his for you section and honestly such a huge eye opener. Good for you for making a video like this man, this most definitely opened my eyes to things that happen to me on a day to day basis while smoking weed. I think it’s so important that you are doing this for yourself

[@kenw9027]

After 22 straight years I'm also one week sober ... All Glory to God ❤

[@sleepingprobably]

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