
Marijuana Addiction & Recovery Support Group
This community is dedicated to those looking to overcome their addiction to marijuana, a drug produced from parts of the cannabis plant. Join the group to find support among people who are also looking to cease their habit of smoking marijuana, share your experience, and get advice. It's not easy to kick the habit, but together we can.

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this place is dead. Is it because everyone here at one point was a lazy stoner, and it has carried over into online forums?
c'mon, where is the life, the juice, the energy?
Better yet, how are you guys all doing?
don't tell me you've moved onto a bigger and better forum!
all right, peace.
c'mon, where is the life, the juice, the energy?
Better yet, how are you guys all doing?
don't tell me you've moved onto a bigger and better forum!
all right, peace.
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Add to that a relationship, and family life, and I am pretty damn busy with life at the moment. But I get here when I can and try to check in even if I do not always post.
still can be lazy !!
sometimes but always checkin here to see how people are and try and reply to posts,
some of the other forums have people who are there constantly and conversations are going on all day and night,
join lots of them if you want some DS banter, theres loads of them ,
i once tried going through list of all the sub groups but had to give up, as its so long.
Also, sometimes peoples' questions can be answered by looking at some of the older threads, so rather than re-post the same advice I steer them toward older threads.
Things have also been calm because there haven't been any trolls on here for a couple of weeks, touch wood.
Stick around, things will pick up.
I've been checking in on the sight a couple times a day, not always commenting - making sure to keep my sobriety. This is of maximum importance.
I've been on this sight about 40 days and see lots of repetition also, but I am at the point where I totally need to see this constant repetition to remind me of my goals. I do add comments here and there. Though I enjoy reading the repetition, I feel like a broken record if I constantly add to it. But you know, I should add to it! It makes for stronger convictions.
Yesterday was my 50th day without weed! Good riddance! Am constantly on guard though. I actually found myself driving home at 1 am after a show (I'm a live entertainer, yay!), and ran through a list of times and places where I would have smoked in the past. This time, only two of them would have made me want to smoke. (I read a post in the alcoholics group about whether or not "triggers" are real. Without arguing about semantics, I would say that these "reactionary events" are, for me, "triggers" that would bring out my inner latent seeds of craving). One of them is the entire island of Jamaica. Another of them is the company of another specific performer who smokes and who basically helped me get me start with one of my agencies. Those seem to be my strongest triggers.
And I am so not going to argue about whether triggers are real or not, or whether they come for the inside or outside. I know myself, and I know what I allow to set myself off into a reactionary pattern.
One of my teachers says to always make positive action instead of blind reaction.
Other than doing shows every night, sometimes on the road for days in a row, and picking up temp work during off days, and meditating regularly, I've been working on some design and marketing projects (for my career) and not doing such a great job juggling my relationship with sweetheart into the mix.
Yo! That's me.
i like the saying " take posotive action rather than blind reaction though"
never heard that one before its good way of putting it.
Think we need some games on this site, its good way of getting to know each other. we could all post a game each later maybe.
oh, and 50 days, congrats! I'm a little past a month.
to Sapphire- you bring up a good point. Maybe this place is quiet because people are keeping busy? If so, that is great (until it turns to stress overload, of course)
The threads do ebb and flow, but it is a great place to remember where you came from and where you are going, on gather support along the way!
Well, personally speaking, MY COMPUTER CRASHED and Ive been dealing with that.. but Im here, and still not a lazy stoner (still tend to think like one some days)
Also, if you look, there aren't many members in this group, so of course there won't be a lot of activitiy.
Thanks for stiring us up...by the way, I have 2 days no weed. WOO HOOO!!!
Usually I give myself plenty of that, but I admit this weekend was a pretty frantic one. I am feeling frazzled and here it is, Monday, with a very stressful week ahead. We have that Federal audit tomorrow for one thing...arghhh.
Anyway, I am pretty sure that many of us are equally busy!
but anyway, it keeps you focused on qutiting