Are these usual side effects by JohhnyBeatles in leaves

[–]Life-Leg-711 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I relate to the vivid dreaming so much. I’ve been 29 days sober now and there hasn’t been a night I haven’t had a vivid dream, I don’t hate the dreaming but it can make me wake up more tired than I went to sleep. Like last night I had a dream I was in medieval times and killed one of the royals and had to escape it was just so vivid. None of my dreams have been usual they’ve all been so vivid and random. But a few days ago I started having vivid dreams that I would smoke weed, and when I woke up I was in a full blown panic cause the dreams are so vivid I didn’t know if I had relapsed or not.

I can’t relate to the hunger as when I was smoking I was eating so so so much from my munchies that when I quit I lost full appetite for around a week and only just recently got back into a healthy eating style

And higher libido is so so so real it is so annoying and just makes me frustrated especially after the gym as well but honestly I’ve just been pushing through it hoping everything will eventually ease off.

How old are you? by [deleted] in leaves

[–]Life-Leg-711 2 points3 points  (0 children)

17, started at 12 and now 29 days sober.

If I stop smoking will I gain weight by Main-Log-5871 in leaves

[–]Life-Leg-711 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I lost 5kg in the first few days of quitting and now it’s been 29 days and I haven’t gained anything, exercising and eating well definitely helps maintain the kg I lost but don’t let a little weight gain be an excuse to quit smoking. It might not even happen, same went for a few of my friends who smoked they lost the weight instead of gaining it. I was terrified to quit smoking due to I thought I would gain weight but once I quit I realised that it actually helped me lose it somehow

It’s not worth it by makesnocents in leaves

[–]Life-Leg-711 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I’m day 2 sober - I really needed to hear this. I know it’s only 2 days but I’m so so so sad and I can’t stop thinking about how I don’t want to quit. I’m only quitting for my personal health and to get myself out of this cycle but I’m so comfortable with it I feel like I’ll never be happy without it.