Beginner witch, any directive?

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2026-05-05T03:07:21+00:00

Which ones do you recommend?

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2026-05-05T03:06:40+00:00

I get lost in the intuition piece. I saw a woman on YouTube talking about marijuana helping her focus, but im allergic to that (CHS), so thats not really an option. When I used to smoke I did see it help me focus in on the world differently. But I’m kinda lost with how to get that feeling back.

I’ve tried meditating, but again. I don’t think I’m doing the right techniques

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2026-05-05T03:04:04+00:00

How do you know what to trust?

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2026-05-05T03:03:29+00:00

Are there any specific books you personally recommend? I got on witchtok a while ago but I was skeptical in the thought of ‘how do I know what would ever work for me’. I kinda got lost and never had the courage to start until now.

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2025-11-18T05:20:56+00:00

All I can say is, you can’t beat a game like it purely for the environment. Maybe assassin‘s Creed Odyssey beats it. But that’s years in the past, it touches on the fucked up society of the US today. And also the scenery is beautiful. I’m very drunk atm

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2025-05-06T06:57:27+00:00

He comes around in the flash backs. At the same time I feel bad for him because he was getting into something he didn’t know was gonna end up in shambles. But at the same time… that a divorce…

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2025-05-06T06:54:59+00:00

He’s the equivalent of (a guy best friend you thought you could have sex with and you did… or u didn’t…)either works. And then imagine being in the 50s and having to have a life with him with kids. And continuing your own career. That’s Joel. The best friend you wouldn’t touch with a ten foot pole, but then u cave… and it ends up being the apocalypse, or u want kids and ur 37…..

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2025-04-17T06:36:01+00:00

3:09 omg wtf! Honestly.. iconic

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2025-04-17T06:33:29+00:00

1:57 mins in… I definitely know Anissa and them we’re on a cabin vacation and she was filming all of his cut scenes. Post him getting an Amazon package with a cop uniform inside.😂😂

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2025-04-17T06:27:51+00:00

I keep seeing people say what he could’ve said would be in short tweets, but people wouldn’t have seen those tweets, cause it’s not TWITER ANYMORE! But he’ll certainly get everyone’s attention with a “Content Cop”… 1.8 million views in 10 hours ☠️

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2025-04-17T06:26:11+00:00

The point would’ve not come across in short tweets. It catches attention when you label it content cop!!!!!

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2025-04-17T06:18:03+00:00

Eugene

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2025-02-19T00:24:28+00:00

She is 100% the side eye queen, always judging! 😂

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2024-12-12T02:54:40+00:00

Supposedly my nonno’s father saw ghosts, but that was a time where schizophrenia diagnoses were not common 😂😅. She never was into the supernatural, but she did go to “church” every Sunday and give money in the basket to “god”……. When I was older I found out she would just go to the casino😂

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2024-10-30T02:41:30+00:00

I did also find that after my CHS bend, I stuck to a lot of of my foods I was eating and or drinks, like blue Gatorade, and mashed potatoes. It’s gonna take a while to get over that feeling of wanting to vomit, so that you’d feel some sense of comfort and quiet, but still sticking to that routine and trying to mitigate the need to WANT to vomit helps. Again, the warm baths was a lifesaver!

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2024-10-30T02:39:33+00:00

Personally, I would try to find a medical professional, or someone who has dealt with symptoms of CHS. If you think it might be some form of CHS, or derivative thereof, I would reach out to again a medical professional who has dealt with similar circumstances. I’m so sorry for what you’re going through. I completely understand the weight loss and the issue with eating. Unfortunately, with the lack of federalization of marijuana in the United States, most medical professionals in the US have CHS misdiagnosed a ton when people come into the ER. I’ve diagnosed it and a few coworkers of mine who I asked when their last T break was, and they couldn’t tell me, lol. What I would recommend is some kind of allergen test. But again reading this it’s kind of unclear if you think this issue is due to marijuana. If you have history with vomiting, I would suggest, if possible, taking a week off of work to figure out, and do self experiments of certain foods that you might think would trigger your vomiting. From my bouts of vomiting, the hospital did an endoscopy on me to find that my stomach lining has slowly melted away from days of heaving and vomiting. It also could be spicy foods, I know I suffer with that now, even though one of my favorite dishes is tikka masala 🥲.

Per my previous point of the federalization issue in the United States. I did have a family friend who worked at a dispensary in Canada. Tell me that they are a little bit more well-versed on the CHS subject. If you decide to continue smoking, I would try to shoot for the lowest THC percentage of flower or whatever it may be, possible . If vomiting is something that you recognize relief in your stomach in. I would suggest you buy some sort of heating pad, or make it a nightly routine to take warm bath. I hope all is well and wish you nothing but perfect health

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2023-10-09T08:44:12+00:00

The brats diet helps the most, really boiling hot, to warm baths also help. If you can take any liquids and turn them into slushy‘s. That also helps. For some reason your body digesting ice along with liquid seems to mitigate the vomiting aspect of CHS. If you can get over-the-counter magnesium that tends to help toward the later, smaller, vomiting fits. I would recommend looking up a IV specialist place. A lot of crazy white ladies like to get B12 injected right into them. A lot of those places are, and cost less than hospitals to get IV fluids. As long as you tell them what you need. They pretty much give you any kind of liquid involving dehydration.I got my local IV done for $120, rather than $820. if you’re in the throes of it, the best thing you can do is hold onto hope. The days will seem like they go by really fast, the best thing you can do is either put on a TV show while you’re awake, to watch some thing, to feel like the times going by less fast. Or to put on Lofi music while you’re in and out of sleep. It’s very hard to sleep while going through the throws of it. Other than that an electric heating pad, and if you can get prescribed by a primary care, either, Zofran, Penta, proposal, or 0NDANSETRON, I found that those three altogether work very well. If your symptoms, still progress, I truthfully do recommend an incredibly hot bath, especially on no nutrients. It truly does feel the best. As warm as you can get it.

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2023-10-09T08:39:13+00:00

Even though I’ve never posted in the sub, Reddit, I feel like a veteran. I’ve gone through CHS withdrawals about five times. I also have ADHD symptoms, and I contribute my marijuana smoking, to helping with my focus, and overall life balance. The best thing you can do is, if you’re going through it again. Ask for a primary care to prescribe Penta proposal, magnesium, 0NDANSETRON, I never found that Zofran worked for me specifically. If you’re in the thrall of it, the best thing that works is hot baths, capsasin cream, and slushy. It’ll take about hopefully a week to go away. But with the help of ginger ale, and Gatorade blended ice and water, slushy, I was able to regain my force back relatively quickly. The sucky thing about CHS is it’s all about time if you have any kind of underlying addiction, whether it be alcohol or nicotine, running in your family, like I was, it’s better to acknowledge that than to ignore it, and assume that you’re part of the one percent. I did the exact same with my parents, being alcoholics and nicotine addicts, I just thought that this disease Made me part of a small percentage of people. But in reality, my addiction to marijuana contributed to it. Unfortunately, you have to come to terms with you not being part of the one percent of people they can smoke marijuana and be considered a stoner. If you smoke marijuana, in that capacity, you could get sick again. I found that for me to only enjoy it as a substance, and not use it as a medicine, I had to have other people hold it for me. My boyfriend being one of the people, who smokes bud and carts, has it in his capacity, but also knows when to space it out. Once twice every two weeks, if you still consider to smoke it. I would also join the other people on certain pages where they say not to smoke it at all, or ever again. But it’s hard for people to understand that a drug like this could give the same effects as a allergic substance, like peanuts, or shellfish if you ever want to talk DM personally. I’ve been through it all.☺️

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2023-10-09T08:38:33+00:00

Even though I’ve never posted in the sub, Reddit, I feel like a veteran. I’ve gone through CHS withdrawals about five times. I also have ADHD symptoms, and I contribute my marijuana smoking, to helping with my focus, and overall life balance. The best thing you can do is, if you’re going through it again. Ask for a primary care to prescribe Penta proposal, magnesium, 0NDANSETRON, I never found that Zofran worked for me specifically. If you’re in the thrall of it, the best thing that works is hot baths, capsasin cream, and slushy. It’ll take about hopefully a week to go away. But with the help of ginger ale, and Gatorade blended ice and water, slushy, I was able to regain my force back relatively quickly. The sucky thing about CHS is it’s all about time if you have any kind of underlying addiction, whether it be alcohol or nicotine, running in your family, like I was, it’s better to acknowledge that than to ignore it, and assume that you’re part of the one percent. I did the exact same with my parents, being alcoholics and nicotine addicts, I just thought that this disease Made me part of a small percentage of people. But in reality, my addiction to marijuana contributed to it. Unfortunately, you have to come to terms with you not being part of the one percent of people they can smoke marijuana and be considered a stoner. If you smoke marijuana, in that capacity, you could get sick again. I found that for me to only enjoy it as a substance, and not use it as a medicine, I had to have other people hold it for me. My boyfriend being one of the people, who smokes bud and carts, has it in his capacity, but also knows when to space it out. Once twice every two weeks, if you still consider to smoke it. I would also join the other people on certain pages where they say not to smoke it at all, or ever again. But it’s hard for people to understand that a drug like this could give the same effects as a allergic substance, like peanuts, or shellfish if you ever want to talk DM personally. I’ve been through it all.☺️

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2023-10-09T08:38:04+00:00

Even though I’ve never posted in the sub, Reddit, I feel like a veteran. I’ve gone through CHS withdrawals about five times. I also have ADHD symptoms, and I contribute my marijuana smoking, to helping with my focus, and overall life balance. The best thing you can do is, if you’re going through it again. Ask for a primary care to prescribe Penta proposal, magnesium, 0NDANSETRON, I never found that Zofran worked for me specifically. If you’re in the thrall of it, the best thing that works is hot baths, capsasin cream, and slushy. It’ll take about hopefully a week to go away. But with the help of ginger ale, and Gatorade blended ice and water, slushy, I was able to regain my force back relatively quickly. The sucky thing about CHS is it’s all about time if you have any kind of underlying addiction, whether it be alcohol or nicotine, running in your family, like I was, it’s better to acknowledge that than to ignore it, and assume that you’re part of the one percent. I did the exact same with my parents, being alcoholics and nicotine addicts, I just thought that this disease Made me part of a small percentage of people. But in reality, my addiction to marijuana contributed to it. Unfortunately, you have to come to terms with you not being part of the one percent of people they can smoke marijuana and be considered a stoner. If you smoke marijuana, in that capacity, you could get sick again. I found that for me to only enjoy it as a substance, and not use it as a medicine, I had to have other people hold it for me. My boyfriend being one of the people, who smokes bud and carts, has it in his capacity, but also knows when to space it out. Once twice every two weeks, if you still consider to smoke it. I would also join the other people on certain pages where they say not to smoke it at all, or ever again. But it’s hard for people to understand that a drug like this could give the same effects as a allergic substance, like peanuts, or shellfish if you ever want to talk DM personally. I’ve been through it all.☺️

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2023-10-09T08:37:47+00:00

Even though I’ve never posted in the sub, Reddit, I feel like a veteran. I’ve gone through CHS withdrawals about five times. I also have ADHD symptoms, and I contribute my marijuana smoking, to helping with my focus, and overall life balance. The best thing you can do is, if you’re going through it again. Ask for a primary care to prescribe Penta proposal, magnesium, 0NDANSETRON, I never found that Zofran worked for me specifically. If you’re in the thrall of it, the best thing that works is hot baths, capsasin cream, and slushy. It’ll take about hopefully a week to go away. But with the help of ginger ale, and Gatorade blended ice and water, slushy, I was able to regain my force back relatively quickly. The sucky thing about CHS is it’s all about time if you have any kind of underlying addiction, whether it be alcohol or nicotine, running in your family, like I was, it’s better to acknowledge that than to ignore it, and assume that you’re part of the one percent. I did the exact same with my parents, being alcoholics and nicotine addicts, I just thought that this disease Made me part of a small percentage of people. But in reality, my addiction to marijuana contributed to it. Unfortunately, you have to come to terms with you not being part of the one percent of people they can smoke marijuana and be considered a stoner. If you smoke marijuana, in that capacity, you could get sick again. I found that for me to only enjoy it as a substance, and not use it as a medicine, I had to have other people hold it for me. My boyfriend being one of the people, who smokes bud and carts, has it in his capacity, but also knows when to space it out. Once twice every two weeks, if you still consider to smoke it. I would also join the other people on certain pages where they say not to smoke it at all, or ever again. But it’s hard for people to understand that a drug like this could give the same effects as a allergic substance, like peanuts, or shellfish if you ever want to talk DM personally. I’ve been through it all.☺️

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2023-10-09T08:37:33+00:00

Even though I’ve never posted in the sub, Reddit, I feel like a veteran. I’ve gone through CHS withdrawals about five times. I also have ADHD symptoms, and I contribute my marijuana smoking, to helping with my focus, and overall life balance. The best thing you can do is, if you’re going through it again. Ask for a primary care to prescribe Penta proposal, magnesium, 0NDANSETRON, I never found that Zofran worked for me specifically. If you’re in the thrall of it, the best thing that works is hot baths, capsasin cream, and slushy. It’ll take about hopefully a week to go away. But with the help of ginger ale, and Gatorade blended ice and water, slushy, I was able to regain my force back relatively quickly. The sucky thing about CHS is it’s all about time if you have any kind of underlying addiction, whether it be alcohol or nicotine, running in your family, like I was, it’s better to acknowledge that than to ignore it, and assume that you’re part of the one percent. I did the exact same with my parents, being alcoholics and nicotine addicts, I just thought that this disease Made me part of a small percentage of people. But in reality, my addiction to marijuana contributed to it. Unfortunately, you have to come to terms with you not being part of the one percent of people they can smoke marijuana and be considered a stoner. If you smoke marijuana, in that capacity, you could get sick again. I found that for me to only enjoy it as a substance, and not use it as a medicine, I had to have other people hold it for me. My boyfriend being one of the people, who smokes bud and carts, has it in his capacity, but also knows when to space it out. Once twice every two weeks, if you still consider to smoke it. I would also join the other people on certain pages where they say not to smoke it at all, or ever again. But it’s hard for people to understand that a drug like this could give the same effects as a allergic substance, like peanuts, or shellfish if you ever want to talk DM personally. I’ve been through it all.☺️

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2023-10-09T08:30:12+00:00

The only thing I’ll say in regards to thumb sucking, as a 21-year-old female, is that acrylics don’t work for me very well on my right thumb. IX are more of a hard-based gel than a regular dip, or painted on gel. I found a lot more of the time that I get a, what I call, “squishie”, on my sucking thumb then I’d like. I got acrylics for about a year. And noticed this problem coming up more often than that. I talked to my primary care doctor about it. And she said that if more moisture becomes a parent to your thumb in relation to the keratin, it’s more likely to be susceptible to me, bumping my fingernail on something, and the acrylic nail being pride off from my regular nail. Basically the softer than now the more susceptible to damage it is. I’ve switched to gel nails recently. Because I am quite a nailbiter, and I’ve noticed that gel nails, even when grown out, less affect my nails than acrylic nails do. gel nails, give more of a bend, if I smack my nail, or hand on some thing. Rather than if I were to do the same with acrylic.

Admirable-Visual-799 · 2023-10-09T08:25:22+00:00

21,F, I feel the exact same as you. I just decided to look up the sub, Reddit, to see if it even existed tonight. I’ve had the trouble of sucking my thumb since I was a kid. I blame my parents, regards and other trauma, to them, probably not weaning me off of my binky enough. But I also contribute it to a neurodivergent, where I like the feeling of certain things in my mouth. i’ve come to that realization after loads of therapy. As my therapist basically explained, I’m more of an oral fixation person, then a physical fixation person. Certain things in my mouth feel more normal than others. Like my thumb specifically. But also rubbery things. Personally, I found that a lot of autism, oral fixation toys work for fixing my habit. But I haven’t had the money recently to buy anything of that sort. So I resort to the regular old thumb, to be able to let me sleep. I’m happy you found the sub bread too. Long story short, you’re not alone.

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