i wouldnt say all, but with the minor amount of witdraw, we can all agree that any person with reasonable incentive to quit using, but unable to, is a weak minded person, at the very least.

This post was edited by Ylem122 on May 16 2013 05:51am

If someone has a beer or two a couple times a week, are they an alcoholic?

Do they have an addiction?

No.

If someone smokes a joint a couple times a week, are they a stoner?

Do they have an addiction?

No.

49 who could quit out of 4,000 users asked.

Didnt read the whole thread but I just thought

''People who tried to quit pot reported feeling moody, tense, anxious and nervous. It was also common for respondents to cite a loss of appetite, difficulty sitting still and insomnia.''

Well no shit, most of them started smoking to help them with their anxiety, lack of appetite or insomnia in the first place so of course if they stop they'll go back to the problem they had -.-

This post was edited by Xhenovos on May 16 2013 08:01am

This just in : life is habit forming

I smoked pot for 5 years, and quit like nothing. No withdrawal symptoms or anything.

funny, i quit 5 weeks ago and i havent had 1 negative withdraw symptom...................

gg

I've never heard of anyone having withdrawal from weed and I certainly did not. But I can tell you from personal experience, quitting smoking cigarettes is really really hard. I finally did it a few years ago and have never felt better. I think the people who did this study don't know much about cigarette/nicotene addiction if they think its similar to marijuana withdrawal symptoms.

Are you sure? I think Dr. Michael Savage has written extensively some of the mental side effects of marijuana addiction in relation to political tendency.

http://www.amazon.com/Liberalism-Mental-Disorder-Savage-Solutions/dp/1595550437

well he would be wrong then, im far from being a liberal, take that label and stick it up your backside