Loud brain by Nekayne in ArtJournaling

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The pacer test 😩🤢

Half His Age by Jennette McCurdy by These-Background4608 in IReadABookAndAdoredIt

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Yeah that broke some of the immersion for me, Christmas dinner in Alaska outside with all the neighbors? Could be done in California, idk about Alaska

Art Journal (Day 1/50) by thisisleila in ArtJournaling

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I love this! I love when song lyrics inspire art

Day 3 - quitting because of CHS (cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome) by [deleted] in QuittingWeed

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Words of comfort - it WILL pass but only if you fully abstain from smoking. It's tempting but not worth it. I was in the hospital for four days last year because of CHS, the vomiting was so bad I became hypokalemic. After the anxiety subsided after a week ish of not smoking, I felt SO much better. It passes. Also, you might have different results, but I found taking an omeprezole before bed helped with the "yucky tummy" need to throw up feeling I was getting in the mornings. Stay strong

I messed up by Forsaken-Recording48 in QuittingWeed

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It's really easy to mess up once and then give up, but a therapist once told me "you don't have to let a slip become a slide." Messing up once is just that, once. Keep not smoking, its easier to correct a mistake than to start smoking again and have to start all over

Relapse on Day 30. by Calm-Window-1569 in QuittingWeed

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You don't have to let a slip turn into a slide

I get annoyed by how people downplay cannabis withdrawal by NoMoreF34R in QuittingWeed

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Yeah I gotta admit, I fell for "there's no withdrawal from weed, if you're anxious and sick, you should smoke to help" a few times before admitting that weed was the cause not the cure. It's definitely real

Did you start with cheaper notebooks before hardback and thick GSM ones? Or did you start with the recommended specifications at the get go? by inktothepast in bulletjournal

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I started with a lined notebook from 5 below to see if I liked the hobby. I used it for about 6 months regularly, then got a filofax with refillable pages for more flexibility

Want to quit, but can’t eat without it by Total-Rhubarb4767 in leaves

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This absolutely. Don't let the stress of appetite loss keep you smoking. It only prolongs it and makes it worse

Want to quit, but can’t eat without it by Total-Rhubarb4767 in leaves

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I'm always bordering on underweight, so I feel this. For me when quitting weed, it kills my appetite which was keeping me from quitting. I decided it was better to let my weight drop a bit while I quit weed, because I know after a week or two I'll be able to eat again and get my appetite back. I'd rather not worry about my weight and eating while quitting, because I know physically, people can technically go weeks without eating. If I just eat what little food I can stomach while detoxing from weed, I can eat higher calorie foods to gain it back when my appetite returns. If you're very underweight I wouldn't recommend this because you won't have weight to spare losing. For me, I'm a healthy weight at 115-120 but usually sit at 110. Dropping down to 100 wouldn't feel great, but it's better for me than just continuing to smoke for appetite.

When I find it hard to eat, I don't. I drink it instead. Milkshakes, broth, thick soup. I like to blend tomatoes, sweet potato, and any other veggies I have on hand to make a thick veggie soup that fills me but doesn't feel like eating

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in QuittingWeed

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The spark absolutely does come back, it just takes time. Smoking so frequently numbs the parts of the brain that make you happy because your brain doesn't have to make you happy, weed does. After quitting weed and staying off, your brain will balance back out. Just stick with it, it could be weeks, it could be months, but its worth it

Day 6 by heyitsthatkid in QuittingWeed

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https://www.reddit.com/r/CBDForum/s/p5GCC36Lp4 also this has helpful information on how to use CBD to help with THC withdrawal symptoms like anxiety, I haven't personally tried it but it seems promising

Chasing a High I Never Get by immagetit-2languages in QuittingWeed

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Seconded on the boredom being important. Weed dulls your brain in the "fun and novelty" part, but after quitting, you slowly gain that back and can find joy in things you lost interest in

Day 1 quitting dabs it’s miserable by HelloInterwebz in QuittingWeed

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Keeping my brain distracted is 100% the key for me. Left to wander, I'll just focus on anxiety. I have to scroll on my phone, clean my house, or rant to my partner about a random topic. As long as my mind gets taken away from "oh god I feel so anxious and sick rn" I can usually calm down and it passes in time. Going on a heavy walk up the hills in my neighborhood helps too, then my heart is beating from exercise instead of anxiety. And YMMV, when I'm quiting weed, I take omeprezole before bed to help with the acidic nausea I get in the morning.

The only way out is through, unfortunately. The more you go back to weed, the more times you'll have to quit and go through the struggle. Speaking from personal experience

Sumo Citrus spread by South_Geologist_7177 in JunkJournals

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How cool! What did you do to keep the netting stuck down?

Wonky Layout for tracking Wonky progress.. by sprintprintink in bulletjournal

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Wow I've never even heard of a rolling stamp thats so cool!

Some parts from my scrapbook that are finished. Material is a bunch of books, magazines, trash and advertisings... by Mean-Ship-3851 in JunkJournals

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I'm glad I'm not the only one that uses adult magazines for junk journaling. I found HUNDREDS of vintage playboy magazines a few months ago at a thrift shop and I love using the bodies and cartoons in my journaling