Gamerspyy786
"THE NEW WORLD" - Total ethnic takeover
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I’ll only get into the non religious reasons here because most people here are either atheist or not Muslim I’m assuming. A large part of the reason I’ve quit was for religious purposes but even beyond that there were many reasons why I had to stop.
Firstly, everything was incredibly cringe when I was high. My interests, movies, talking to people. All of it just gave me the ick. Life felt like a performance of jestering and everything seemed so goofy. I couldn’t enjoy anything without being a little judgmental faggot about it. The whole point of getting high was to enhance my experience of life but it was doing the opposite of that. It was just making me cringe at literally everything
Secondly, the paranoia. Nuff said, any weed smoker knows this feeling. Was getting too out of hand, constantly feeling like I was gonna die, had to stop.
Thirdly - i constantly felt like an awkward little aspie talking to people. Literally like the meme “virgin vs chad”. I have at least a little more confidence and less self doubt when I’m sober.
Those are really the majority of the reasons why I quit. Some other reasons were the excessive appetite and constantly feeling tired and desiring to sit or lay down, “couch lock” as stereotypical as that sounds.
I hope someone can read this and realize they’re not alone, because in my own experiences it felt really isolating after talking to other stoners and realizing they don’t suffer the same problem as me.
Firstly, everything was incredibly cringe when I was high. My interests, movies, talking to people. All of it just gave me the ick. Life felt like a performance of jestering and everything seemed so goofy. I couldn’t enjoy anything without being a little judgmental faggot about it. The whole point of getting high was to enhance my experience of life but it was doing the opposite of that. It was just making me cringe at literally everything
Secondly, the paranoia. Nuff said, any weed smoker knows this feeling. Was getting too out of hand, constantly feeling like I was gonna die, had to stop.
Thirdly - i constantly felt like an awkward little aspie talking to people. Literally like the meme “virgin vs chad”. I have at least a little more confidence and less self doubt when I’m sober.
Those are really the majority of the reasons why I quit. Some other reasons were the excessive appetite and constantly feeling tired and desiring to sit or lay down, “couch lock” as stereotypical as that sounds.
I hope someone can read this and realize they’re not alone, because in my own experiences it felt really isolating after talking to other stoners and realizing they don’t suffer the same problem as me.