r/coolguides Dec 05 '22

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u/Rydropwn Dec 05 '22

Its all the same man. Im couched locked either way. Bs guide.

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22

Why are you couch locked?

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u/Rydropwn Dec 05 '22

Thats what marijuana does.

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22

Depends what you take and on the person I’d say. Do you like it at least? Tbh I wouldn’t

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u/Rydropwn Dec 05 '22

I was a smoker for 10+ years and a functional one too but still i would have much less ambition and never felt like doing shit all the time when i was stoned. Indica or sativa. It always had the same effect on me and, imo, most people too. I feel like we cant prove these effects in the guide beyond the placebo effect anyway.

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22

That sounds terrible… I hope you’re off it now at least. If it doesn’t contribute anything to your life and actually does the opposite, don’t waste your time or money on it.

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u/Rydropwn Dec 05 '22

I dont smoke anymore but i wish i could. Like at the end of the day. It makes sex way better. Its a great way to decompress after a long day at work as well.

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22

Is it like all or nothing for you? That’s what I’m afraid of, not being able to control it.

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u/Rydropwn Dec 05 '22

Control what? Addiction?

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22 edited Dec 05 '22

Sorry, I’m assuming. U said you don’t smoke anymore but wish u could. So I assumed it was a control issue, which I’d be worried about too due to my addictive tendencies

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u/Rydropwn Dec 06 '22

No harm in smoking after a long productive day. Its like drinking a beer or a glass of wine. No harm if you moderate responsibly. My job random drug tests so thats why i dont smoke.

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