4 Types Of People Who Smoke Weed (which are you?)

[@AddictionMindset]

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[@larimartreasures]

Yoo man please l need your help l want to start my cannabis business what's the latest word, code and other things l can use as hashtags to get clients in my around me?

[@ivyroseseymour6183]

Person #3. It took having something very special to me being taken away, for me to push past my fear and quit. Your videos have SAVED me. I’m on day 73. Longest I’ve ever gone sober since I was 18. I’m 33. I suppose currently I’m more person #4

[@Mes86677]

Not making a change is more painful than making a change wow that really hit home

[@karzy111]

Person #3 here. I'm on day 13 of no THC and it's an emotional and physical roller coaster so far. Some days I feel great and some days I feel like I have the flu. I don't have cravings for THC because I know it isn't going to solve these symptoms, even in the short term. You've allowed me to completely shift my mindset in this way. I really hope I'm almost through the worst of the withdrawals, today I feel awful..

[@iejiuuug68k]

Stay strong u got this

[@kaela420]

I'M SO PROUD OF YOU! i can't even do ONE day and you did *13!* almost *2 weeks!* WELL DONE!!!

[@Lindsay.Hassan]

I just passed one month and I'm starting to feel normal. You ca do it! I believe in you 🎉

[@karzy111]

@@Lindsay.Hassan Great work! Thank you, it's great to know we're not in this alone

[@Marble_Tree]

I was person 3 for so long, I quit a month ago. I want to stop for a fair time and possibly return to occasional usage for recreation, but I never want to be dependent on cannabis again.

[@pitch-rudy-peter]

I am happily number 1 after going through periods of number 2 and 3. It took a lot of trial and error and big life style adjustments to be in number 1 and I have never been happier. So much respect for you, Doctor Frank, for recognizing all these different categories.

[@jvb7164]

I’m the person who stopped smoking for 17 days now after 22 years daily w**d and nicotine… . Still lots of brain fog and bad sleep 😵‍💫. I can stop, so can you 🫵🏼.

[@TaosLB]

Congratulations. I'm at 18 days today 10 year smoker. We WILL do this!

[@Binixdrinksreview]

@@TaosLB100 percent been drinking since 9 smoking and pain pills since 12-13 along with the drinking whatever I could get my hands on just turned 18in July and I’m off weed again for yet another time and off the daily drink and pain pills off those unless I need another surgery cause I’ve had 5 joint ones so far along with a couple others so hopefully no more drugs no more surgeries just minimal pain and healing is what you can hope for

[@jvb7164]

@@TaosLB Nice! Yes we will 🙌

[@skidcaesar]

Hells yes. Sí se puede 👊

[@skidcaesar]

@@TaosLBYES!! Keep on it. Positive turning points are ahead of you. Congrats!!

[@davidv5030]

Person #4 2 months sober. But as you explained the different types of smokers I feel as if I was each one described at one point or another in the past 8 years smoking daily. Only on the 7th year was I person #3 wanting to make a change but having difficulty in actually doing so. Stopping for a few days at a time and relapsing. Until two months ago when I went on vacation and had no access to weed for two weeks, and when returning I had no desire to continue since the mental battle was half won at that point with having gone through the insomnia and cravings. Only thing that lasted for about a month was the emotional changes and mood swings which still persisted, until month two where I felt a sense of relief in not continuing to smoke.

[@faithdavis7904]

I am person#4, and at stage 6. I smoked all day every day 40+ years and stopped for months twice. This time I got the courage to give up weed knowing what to expect: the withdrawals and insomnia. However, it was only the insomnia that was my biggest challenge. The difference for me was the Dr. Franks’s powerful coaching videos, and forming the “mindset”. Your videos gave me support to get past the first 90 days. The daily weed habit is broken. I have no addiction to weed. I am free! I handle anxieties totally differently now, starting with addressing my feelings head on,..different mindset. I am more confident now and I feel so much better about myself. Sometimes I weep with happiness that I have this monkey off my back.🎉 I continue to watch your videos as positive reinforcements. And I want to say to whoever is reading this, hang in there guys, it’s only a “mindset”.🧠 Thank you Dr. Frank! You are truly good at what you do. ❤ ❤❤

[@cicin9313]

Your comment is really inspirational, thank you.

[@prawnmichaels]

I was person 1 through most of my 20's, person 2 for a long time (6-8 years), person 3 for at least a year, and I suppose I'm person 4 now. Just hit day 7 no THC. I can feel myself thinking more clearly already, soo much more energy, and I feel myself recovering from my CHS symptoms more and more each day. I can hold thoughts in my head long enough to write them down. The anxiety and depression that kept me smoking daily-well I haven't felt it since day 3 (oh, the irony). The discomfort of the withdrawal is outweighed by the positive effects. I'm still wrestling with insomnia, and I'm happy to deal with it. Fewer dark thoughts every day. I can handle stress so much better. I want to socialize again. 3 more weeks, then I'm going to work on the nicotine habit. Thank you for these videos. Simply knowing what to expect from my brain and body during this has been invaluable.

[@benj4840]

3, I just can’t stop

[@karzy111]

I was in the same boat for a very long time. Dr. Frank taught me to shift my mindset and realize that THC solves none of my problems. The fact that you're here watching his channel and commenting is a sign that you know what you need to do. You can do it!

[@benj4840]

I don’t even know you but thank you so much for the super supportive message. I am currently 24hrs sober lmao bout to light up because idk it’s so hard for me man.

[@karzy111]

@benj4840 hey man if it was easy then we wouldn't need these videos. Addiction is a manipulative thought process, it will take a lot of effort to overcome. If I had to give one piece of advice it would be to not be so hard on yourself when you're trying to quit. It can be hard enough as it is but staying addicted will definitely be harder. I'm almost two weeks THC free and even though I feel like shit today, I'm more optimistic than ever that I've finally kicked the habit. Tell yourself that every feeling is temporary whether it's good or bad.

[@JeffGordon-ph4vz]

@@benj4840dude I did the same thing and I couldn’t handle going cold turkey so Im making myself progressively slow down over a month. I cold turkeyed before and it was awful I was throwing up for 2 weeks straight, had a fever, insomnia, night sweats, and lost my appetite along with 20 pounds straight quitting literally killed me I was sick and didn’t sleep for a week imagine having a fever and insomnia at the same time. It was physically too much to handle it was like having 3 different illnesses at once. If I had to cold turkey I would need to go to an actual recovery center because the withdrawal was just so bad. I recommend personally writing an actual plan on paper and sticking to it like how much weed you will smoke each day progressively getting less and less.

[@oscar9737]

@@benj4840don’t do it, I’m almost 24 hours sober myself. we got this

[@Guyforpeace]

Thank you for this video. I'm the # 4 right now and I do smoke a little sometimes, but I'm more aware how it affects me negatively, so I don't smoke frequently. However, I have developed more discipline to not smoke weed the way I used to do. I was the #3 for long time and it was hard for me to quit easily, but after watching your videos and listening to your own experience, it did help me to get better with my addition. Thanks a lot for your help.

[@AddictionMindset]

Love to hear it! Props on that.

[@benweldner3145]

Quitting (again) today. Want this time to be for good. Seems like I reach a new low in each cycle of addiction, and I don’t want to keep pushing how bad it can get.

[@heatherhallock7951]

I’ve been all of these “persons”-currently I’m a #4

[@clarkkent1215]

I am absolutely the first one and I appreciate that this video was geared to exactly what I needed it to be

[@jimi159]

Person 3 transitioning to person 4 - 1 day in to quitting 🤞

[@kevinc155]

We got this ❤

[@yariny13]

I have been in 25 years all of them , now I’m recovering , 4 months free from THC !

[@EmmaXO-lb9sf]

Was 2 for a while, finally accepted I’m 3, trying to take 4. Made it through night 1!

[@buzzfezzt]

You got this. I'm on day and I'm absolutely miserable, but I'm excited to see how things are on the other side

[@buzzfezzt]

I'm definitely 3. It's so hard but I'm trying

[@54KAGE]

I’m number 4 at the moment for sober October and hoping I’ll go for it longer

[@hunterbowmam5339]

Almost 3 months ago, I was #3, glad to say I'm #4 now.

[@waltermubhandit1112]

Person number 3

[@SquadTrippy]

Im usually person #3. Just really hard to stop. I' guess im #4 now since i just stopped yesterday.

[@jojobens]

I’m num 3! Pls help me!!

[@firelily77]

Im.number 3 but my problem with quitting is that nothing interests me. I hate admitting that. After 25 years of use Im not even sure id ever find my true self and passions. Thats the scariest part for me. When i quit life gets extremely boring fast

[@LanIsOriginal]

Person #1 Tbh I'm just here because I like the content and the topic is interesting

[@faria7727]

Person 1; but I recently quit thanks to your channel and guidance 🎉

[@Laurarsell]

Why you quit if you where happy ? 🤔

[@GurneroMaelstrom]

@@Laurarsell none of your business, it's her choice to quit and should be celebrated not questioned

[@LanIsOriginal]

@@GurneroMaelstrom it's a valid question though

[@Crowcryptic]

Person 3 and I'm okay with that

[@johnkreese4706]

Since I stopped smoking. I been getting more irritable. One of the withdrawal symptoms. I’m person number 3 but more recently I’ve become person #4

[@Mes86677]

Same here bro, The irritability is so annoying CBD oil helps

[@johnkreese4706]

@@Mes86677 i was the mellow chill guy when high trying to escape and not face issues.

[@MrMr31ful]

I’m 1 person who smokes after work and fishes and some times weekend But I’m say this weed saved my life I smoked cigs 18-19 stopped on my own Fast forward At 25-28 I drink beer and liqour ( not often abs not much) 29 I did heavy drinking cause my son died of drowning accident drinking too much pool water 29-31 smoke weed and stop drinking permanently Drinking heavy didn’t damage me In long run I would be dead or have liver failure Weed saved me when I need something to cope this pain

[@forestreflection2066]

I'm person number 1. I'm asthmatic so I have to take tolerance breaks. I smoke indica in the evening to get to sleep. I usually take a 2-4 day tolerance break. Sometimes even for a week. Comeback to smoking having minimal issues. My sister on the other hand. Is person number 3. She dabs 24/7 but doesn't see that her sweating issue stems from her smoking. She also knows she has a problem but does nothing about it cause her withdrawal symptoms are to much.

[@jarnak7948]

Tbh you might be number 2, if there is even minimal issues, it’s still means there is a negative impact on yourself

[@benj4840]

I’m 3,

[@danielburisch2966]

3 and it sucks bad… Day 13 without weed but still on nicotine… hate were this is going

[@Aegonea]

4

[@jans8304]

What about those who have completely lost their mind and still keep smoking?

[@recuperacion420]

Those are what I call "in love with weed"

[@joshualee2913]

@@recuperacion420huh ?

[@recuperacion420]

@@joshualee2913 like I said only those who are posessed or in love with weed will keep smoking till they are totally destroyed.

[@adamgordon7574]

Is it better to stop gradually or just quit cold turkey? I’ve been smoking casually for maybe 5-6 years, once or twice a week, up until the past year where I was approved for medicinal weed and now I smoke everyday all day. I want to quit but worried about the side effects sending me up the wall

[@Cookieturn]

I use to be #4 but right now im 90% person #1 and 10% person 3. Im happy taking edibles but i do wanna quit cause its messing up my sleep

[@JohnDoe-jx7cu]

i quit weed , im clean for almost 3 weeks now, only positive effects but my libido is 0. When i was smoking weed i had a high libido. This is the only thing that is f*ck*d up in my opinion.

[@RapVloggery]

Person 1! Cannabis is awesome!

[@seanmiller292]

Wonder what your purpose for coming to the video and commenting. Seems a lot like cope

[@RapVloggery]

Huh?

[@seanmiller292]

@RapVloggery well if you love weed sooooo much and have no desire to quit, why come tease all the people trying to break the cycle? This channel is geared to those trying to quit, I just don't see the point of showing up and commenting, unless maybe your subconscious doesn't really like weed and you are still in denial.

[@The_Codstero1]

It’s not that deep

[@RapVloggery]

@@The_Codstero1 Facts! 😂

[@Privacityuser]

An esctasy pill in the sober cannabis periods is necessary to burst Serotonin and dopamine and the person must be comitted in this trip to drop out! Is like PTSD!

[@Peopleeatperry]

3

[@CornvilleCostanza]

Not sure if I am 3 or 4. I had quit for 90 days but then took edibles two weekends in a row.

[@CornvilleCostanza]

I will not be doing it this weekend though, too much is at stake.

[@pridepotterz6564]

So basically the stages of change?

[@sebastiankeiner1955]

70% nr. 1, 20% nr. 3, 10% nr. 2 Now for october nr. 4

[@GurneroMaelstrom]

none because i have stopped thanks to you and several other content creators

[@pawblow4606]

Day 9 quitting thc carts I get anxiety attacks , and heart palpitations when I wake up is this normal ?

[@theliver1613]

I'm 3,99

[@dsc1970]

Category 4, looks like it's 2 mos quit next week.

[@larimartreasures]

Yoo man please l need your help l want to start my cannabis business what's the latest word, code and other things to use as hashtags to get clients in my cities?

[@Manish-sy4cw]

Person no. 3 my lungs have been badly fucked feel out of breath when speak very low on energy

[@captiankeekee1588]

I've been smoking weed since I was 8 years old I am 26 now and I've tried quitting so many times is rehab a dumb idea

[@Theofficialnancyy]

i’m the third person. 😢😢

[@Ciaossuuu]

3 ☹️

[@nolanpo]

Drazen Petrovic

[@chibabachacho6559]

I'm happy with weed. Need to quit nicotine.

[@Mirel_RO]

10 weeks off weed after 10 years of daily abuse. It was so easy.

[@Ryan-dc9eq]

Fuck that its easy.

[@Ryan-dc9eq]

It ain't easy.

[@Mirel_RO]

@@Ryan-dc9eq it was for me because I was rock bottom, I hated my life with every joint. Also I moved places and broke contact with spliff partners and I think this helped a lot.

[@Somebodyiswatchingallofus]

Uh oh 😮

[@HealthyLife4Me]

Smoke, just don’t be rude and disturb your neighbors. Secondhand marijuana is toxic and contains mold!

[@calboy2]

Mold is cheese and I like cheese

[@Crowcryptic]

It's toxic but it doesn't contain mold

[@benweldner3145]

3

[@ntobekoluthuli1997]

4

[@Anket123]

3