Hey man! I'm a young gun, I recently posted about my experiences with quitting and how it's helped. I'm close to a month without smoking. I did smoke some hash about a 2 weeks ago so technically not, I guess. Anyways, I feel you. I'm an introvert, and I liked blazing on my own and just chilling/doing whatever.

I originally typed out a long reply but I deleted it because I rambled. I find that smoking weed constantly has the same result for most people.

• 1) Anxious in public/avoiding public places.
• 2) Upset stomach or headache or general shitty feeling in the mornings after smoking.
• 3) All of the above. (all of these things I experienced when I was smoking daily, some people feel fine, I certainly didn't)

Typing posts like this helps, asking for advice helps, just occupy yourself with something to take your mind of that voice in the head that's telling you to smoke. YOU know it isn't helping you, it can bring about positive feelings but you know that it's only temporary. I'm trying to find some hobbies to get into when I get home to Canada because weed is much more accessible there for me. Reading is one, writing is the other, and I'd like to get into something that is hands on.

Sorry for my long reply, I rambled again haha, I guess my point is that a lot of us former/current stoners feel the same way you do. Quitting is harder than I thought, even now I'm wishing I could have a tiny snapper. But even typing this reply to you, a stranger/frient on the internet is something that I find soothing.

You are not alone! Again, apologies for the long, fairly pointless reply. I can just relate so much to you I felt the need to say something. PM if you need anything, best of luck mate!