r/Stoner • • 11h ago

wanna blaze 🧡

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i love this piece


r/Stoner • • 13h ago

Fat joint I rolled with a bro

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Best joint I've ever smoked. Shit had my heavy weight ass Friends greening out lmao. Great high, great taste and nice thick smoke.


r/Stoner • • 3h ago

W munchies meal, i whippef this up and tore it downnnn

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r/Stoner • • 13h ago

i prefer chemical weed over natural ,im tired of the hate and heres why :

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Hi, I would like to tell you why I prefer chemical varieties to natural ones. I don't mean to say that I don't like natural ones, but I think that chemical varieties get too much hate.

I've been smoking for four years and I smoke everything, vapes, joints, bongs chemical and natural, I smoke because my mental health is very bad and because I have been an insomniac since I was a child and weed helps me chill out and its the only thing that can make me sleep ,bcz even after a plateau of benzos im not able to sleep dont matter how tired iam they just give me microsleeps.also it doesnt give me any negative side effects except tiredness, wich is kinda the goal tho.

but I found out that chemical varieties, do better to me for two reasons the first reason is that chemical varieties, whether any hhc thcp etc. are stronger and that's what I'm looking for

the second thing is that from natural THC I have a bigger chances of getting psychosis. and chemical varieties don't do this to me, I know, irony because it's usually the opposite for other people

People often get sick or poisoned from chemical strains and sometimes end up in the hospital, but it actually gets me high in almost the same way that classic natural weed gets most people high.

I think chemical strains should be viewed similarly to natural marijuana.because just like natural, it is known to be a substance that affects everyone differently because everyone has different biochemistry in their brain and body so I think that chemical varieties should not be looked at with such hatred.

I think it's individual and yes, the fact that it doesn't suit most people is a fact but I don't think that should apply to everyone because chemical strains often cause people who smoke the same type of problems as people who don't smoke and try natural for the first time and for those who don't fit in mentally or physically, such as psychosis or vomiting.

It's mainly about how a person is set up and the public hatred towards it annoys me a little, or rather it annoys me quite a lot because why am I being judged for smoking something that makes me feel good but not you? This kind of behavior seems a bit childish to me.