After 100 days sober from weed, these are the biggest benefits I’ve noticed

Something I am most proud of. Getting sober after 7 years is one of my biggest achievements in my personal life because of how much I tried and failed over and over again. I always said I would and I never did but here we are.. and we aren't going back. Hopefully some people can relate
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[@TalkingToTe]

Remember, this was for me. You may see similar things, a few different, or even all different. Maybe weed is fine for you and you see no issues when you use it, which is definitely possible Everyone is different

[@aubreyplazasuncle]

quitting doesn’t only improve your sleep but it improves your REM sleep which is connected to retaining things you learnt, processing trauma etc.. my biggest motivation to never be a chronic smoker again & to quit for now is that i want to be smarter. i have limited time to learn a lot and i will still never learn all the things i want to. weed is going to slow me down and lessen my potential. maybe after my frontal lobe fully develops i may partake more sparingly but not now. also i have ptsd and i gyat to get my brain to hurry the fuck up and process ts

[@ArtistNRecovery]

Hey dude. Keep up the good work. Ive been clean and sober from everything...but especially crack cocaine and heroin. No drinking, no weed. My life has never been better. Like your channel! Im subscribing. 👍😉

[@Skky_911]

Well done bro !! 🎉🎉 I'm on day 5 and going through all the withdrawals is horrible. Binging videos like this one help me so much. Thank you for putting your experience on YT

[@blakeabercrombie9011]

i smoked several times a day everyday for 3 1/2 years and just quit halfway through 12th grade. it fr doesn’t take that long after quitting to not have urges and i can actually remember shit now

[@Mercenary-1914]

I wish people talked more about weed's impact on a person's young mind as it is developing. The human brain completes it's full development in mid to late 20s. This is why Weed should even be touched until about the 30's. Destroying brain cells before they develop is going to have long term effects.

[@kieranrankie203]

Here's my experience after completely quitting after several years of doing it on a nightly basis: After the initial urges go away within a few days, the crazy vivid dreams start. This can go on for ages and can be quite disruptive to your sleep. This is the only real negative long term withdrawal effect that I've noticed. There are several benefits, however; Having a much more balanced mood is the best thing as well as an improved memory. I've also been able to get things done much quicker and have more desire to go out and do things. I loved the feeling of getting high but it's honestly better to be normal!

[@mr_meme_master1957]

I’ve been doing it nightly for about a year now and I guess constantly coming off of it has made my vision really weird. It makes me feel like I’m looking through a camera that’s pointing where I’m looking. I’ve also just felt really distant from everything, have you experienced any of this?

[@Utrechtborn]

@@mr_meme_master1957weed is a hallucinogen in stronger methods so it’s not out of the question. But could also be a blood pressure thing, I’d check in with your doctor

[@aubreyplazasuncle]

i love the vivid dreams

[@mr_meme_master1957]

@@aubreyplazasuncle same

[@kohlenoxyd]

i dont see enough people talking about the addiction side of marijuana (especially since it got legalised) thank you so much for talking about it, this video will definitely help me on my journey.

[@jackdanson2]

Any time you bring it up people just brush it off as "not as bad" as other drugs. Which is true. But that doesnt mean it's healthy either. Oreos are healthier than methamphetamine, but eating Oreos 3 times a day isnt healthy. I'll do an edible once every few weeks when I have a day off. But a lot of people don't have the ability to limit their intake and really overdo it.

[@DelmaRaySmithJr]

Subscribed in support of your narrative, having wasted much of my life high, weed changes everything cuz it changes the smoker.

[@benxchow]

great vid man, really resonated w me and what im going through

[@FelixWheatfield]

Congrats bro, keep going

[@MrClockw3rk]

Keep going bro. People seem to have no idea how dumb they are when they are high on weed.

[@ChappersLaNoCry]

It's really not that bad imo so long as you're not searching for it daily. I'll take a couple edibles a week just to help me decompress at the end of a hard day. Gives me an insane body high and after working out there's honestly not much better than it. I feel like it's really how you consume it.

[@2030LE]

Really helpful video, going through the motions of getting sober from weed myself and found this all really relatable. Especially the stopping and starting. Any words on the crazy dreams? The dreams when coming off has put me back to square one a few times.

[@TalkingToTe]

yeah, I've noticed my dreams have been way more vivid after i stopped. I went from not "dreaming" or remembering my dreams while smoking, to after I stopped, every night it's some crazy dream

[@Tinystrom]

The biggest one for me so far is the feeling alive part. I actually want to do things outside of the house now. Also the eating part is kind of giving me troubles as I don’t want to eat much anymore, which is fine for now because I have some extra LBs to lose but I feel like I have to force myself to eat and I hate that. I’m hoping that it comes back to normal like you said it does. Also your delts are absolutely popping in this video my guy!

[@Lonyoc]

After a few weeks i got my appetite back and noticed i was eating proper food/meals, and not filling up an hour before bed on whatever was in my sight, this also got rid of the bad stomach from undigested food of a morning. goodluck mate 👍

[@Tinystrom]

@@Lonyoc I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that would stuff their face before bed. I sleep so much better now without that, plus I have dreams again

[@juliefaulkner5497]

My neighbour smokes a lot of weed, just makes her lazy, never sorts her problems out. You need a bit of hardship to get motivated, if you are zonked out all the time nothing gets done in your life, alright for a short while but not forever.

[@ottohumpmachine8958]

Imagine having the luxury to quit weed. I would love to be able to smoke at all.

[@codymeador3493]

Only 10k fuck I wish. Thanks for this I needed it

[@Mercenary-1914]

Intermittent Fasting is God Mode! keep that up!

[@elviscollector]

From a 54 yr old man who has seen people serve multiple yrs for having an ounce of weed .to seeing videos like this makes me think of two things- - Don't trust the powers that be,that they won't reverse the marijuana laws. - you are a young guy, and the Internet is forever, make sure you think closely before posting any drug use.

[@evanwoodhouse4568]

Bruh what 😭

[@Skky_911]

In what country ?

[@MiguelGonzalez-vz6qi]

54 year old stoners are pathetic af.

[@Utrechtborn]

@@evanwoodhouse4568it’s a valid point. The man’s just offering caution. Ignore it at your own peril but don’t taint others from the potential advice

[@davidesquer7776]

Honestly bro that eating park is definitely not just a u thing but it’s not everyone I have the bad habit of getting hungry and thinking I need to smoke before I eat but once I smoke I’ll not be hungry. I have an apetite problem

[@RileytheRealtor96]

That’s not an appetite problem. That’s a THC problem. That’s what the drug is doing to your appetite. The problem is you are smoking the THC and that’s what’s ruining your appetite.

[@davidesquer7776]

@@RileytheRealtor96 yea munchies are a thing of the past for me

[@candriqa12]

U look like the guy from Netflix movie called the “The Other Zoey”

[@richcheckmaker9789]

Whenever I stop smoking weed I get nightsweats.

[@Pleasekillme12369]

I’ve been sober from weed since I was 14 lol

[@mattdamon2886]

Good for you

[@Wondwind]

It makes you feel so hollow on the inside. It makes you very snippy and moody, too.

[@Erynsboo]

Smoke for 22 years then try n stop

[@Moto4Christ]

I’ve been smoking weed for 20 years everyday, I am now off it for 37 days, the first week was the worst, but after the 2nd-3rd week it got a lot easier, the worst part was the irritability and anger but it’s been going away since I started doing cardio and cold showers and breathing exercises, it’s been totally worth because now all the small things in life are more enjoyable and fun

[@ElectreIsMore]

@@Moto4Christ Yooo ! Great ! Thanks for sharing !!

[@pkwithmeplease]

I love my weed. helps me 100% totally legal too

[@ganglestank]

There is a “youtube short” by a woman called Teal Swan called “the way out of your addiction”. I would highly recommend searching it up, from one pothead to another

[@Skky_911]

Time will tell

[@mediaisthevirus]

Short term yes, long term no

[@Ryan-xq3kl]

Sorry that Cannabis didn't work for you, don't assume it affects everyone the same way.