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Has anyone quit smoking marijuana? How hard was it, and how many times did you try? Is there any substitute (non-addictive) for when you can't sleep and are going crazy?

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by SitcomHell on Nov 25, 2008 at 10:41 am Permalink

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I am looking to stop, too. It makes me sit and over-analyze what people are saying and what they *have said* to me. And I think that is the paranoia kicking in. (My form of it, anyways).

It's a huge excuse not to do anything for me, too. My wife and I always seems to buy more, even though we always agree that we both want to quit. (The "we will stop after this bag" syndrome).

I really want this time to stick. I spent most of my life sober and would really like to know what it's like again. I am ready. I didn't start smoking until just a few years ago. And I even started it right before I met my wife and haven't quit since after we got married, so techinically we don't know each other as "two sober people". How scary is that?
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