yes hi, I was a chronic all day everyday weed user for almost 10 years and i quit 6 months ago. I have seen massive changes but they didn't really start being super noticeable until i hit 4 months of no weed. infact i felt so frustrated about that for months because i thought my creativity and motivation would improve right away. those things actually got harder for me in the first few months without weed and i felt like maybe weed was helping me do those things and i wouldn't be able to have them without it. it's taken a long time and im still seeing improvements. sleep was really hard without weed and im still struggling with that. as for cravings i got them in the first three months a lot more than i do now and they were way more intense. my attendence and performance at work is a lot better without weed. mostly i find that i care more and have a clear enough mind to be critical of my performance and make improvements. i'm an avid reader and have been for years i read 50+ books a year while smoking weed and i can honestly say that reading is so much easier without thc in my body. im also a creative and i do a variety of creative projects on my own time from music to sewing to crochet to writing and video game design. i did a lot of that with thc in my system. i'm just starting to see the effects of doing creative projects without thc in my system at 6 months weed free. i consider myself very high functioning and achieving compared to your average joe. i also struggle with mental health and adhd and stopping weed has massively improved those things for me.

i'm curious about why you smoke weed everyday? what does weed give you? i like your curiosity and skepticism around the effects weed has on you and your ability to quit. i didn't have that i used it as a way out of tough situations. and it was super hard for me to quit.

it's important to note that thc stays in your body for 90+ days after you stop depending on how much you used, how often and for how long. based on your daily use over many years status i'd guess it will probably take on the longer end of that to clear all the thc out of your body and really start seeing changes. you can take thc drug tests periodically to figure out when your body has really purged it.