| < prev next > | post replypost new topic |
Posts: 2
Joined: April 4, 2015
Posted: April 4, 2015, 1:41 AM
Posts: 1 Joined: April 4, 2015 Hi Everyone, I have been with my boyfriend for a little over 3 years and he is a weed addict to. What makes it worse is that we're both in recovery and have the same religious beliefs and love each other SO much. I have been clean and sober for over 6 years now. I used to drink and drug BADLY. I smoke weed on occassion to control pain and make my joints loose so I can move around with less pain. My boyfriend used to smoke every once in a while to control a traumatic brain injury he had when he was 7 years old. He says he smokes to help himself calm down and sit still, but like you said in your post, the day after he smokes, we end up having a HUGE FIGHT! Yelling, screaming, and evening hitting each other. I have threatened to leave on more than one occassion, but he promised to "shape up" and so I forgave him and tried to forget about the fight, but two or three days later, it was the same crap, him smoking, us fighting and raging, and then the "sorrys" and "I love yous" come. It's a sickening cycle of love/hate between him and I. I am a supporter of weed, I think it helps A LOT of people, but the catch is that THEY NEED TO USE IT RESPONSIBLY and the majority of these posts are in support of the weed changing their loved ones. I know the weed has changed my boyfriend from sweet, loving, and kind to demanding, abusive, and ANGRY. Draw your own conclusions, but here is mine: The weed equals dependence. Dependence equals the need to keep smoking. Continuing to smoke leads to withdrawls when you run out. Being without weed equals WITHDRAWLS. WITHDRAWLS equals dependence. SO ON AD INFINITUM. | ||
|
Posted: April 12, 2015, 8:23 AM
ive never done this before, but when i seen some of these posts i would like to give an opinion which i hope may help.
When talking about weed and its effects on you, you really need to look at yourself and ask yourself, what are your most similar weaknesses, do you drink and take a whole bunch of drugs, are you poor at saving will, you spend the money just to have something to make you feel better did you smoke to fit in. what is at the root of your problems, will never be exactly the same as anybody elses, life throws different curve balls at us. some just deal with them better than others. some have different addictive patterns. I have hung around with stoners and druggies since i was 12 years old, i'm now 29, and oh what a mistake it has been. I never really wanted to be a angry wasted pot head, i use to love drama as a kid. i loved been in plays, going doing community things. I loved cook, still do, never spent a moment in doors as a kid never into computer games. i was a bit of a chicken s***, which did not really go down well in my school, and a little bit chubby. been called names really hurt me as a kid. and stuck with me. my father was a very straight up no messing about sort of a father. which i really admired him to the bone. he was my hero, my daddy is bigger than your daddy sort of a thing like every kid. but as i grew older things at home went pear shape between my father and mother. so as the arguments got stronger and my dad turned violent i use to scream up the stairs for him to leave her alone. once about 8 bringing a knife with me but been too frightened to walk through the door. im not saying the man was evil. just scary. so about 12 they had enough of each other they left but they didnt worry about what it done to us they rowed used us as weapons, i got stuck in the middle raising a baby at 12. which i love my little bro. but was hard. i look at him now and i can see exactly why i stuck with him why i knew even back then it was important for him to feel belonged. that even with them gone. he wouldnt miss them that we would be ok together. And it worked.. he dont smoke/drink he can save he is healthy. And i feel its all down to feeling like you have somewhere to belong. it may seem stupid but i really do think it stems all from feeling like you dont belong. when your at home as a young person, if you are made feel left out or the odd one of the group. if you have your kid in a school where he has been coming home constantly upset at a young age, or you hear nicknames that might not be nice for them, or you see them spend more time on their own on a games console or sorts, or just wandering about playing alone. its then and there is the problem. Act on it then. move that kid to a different school, and keep moving them until you see a smile on there face. reassure them that no matter what happens anywhere else you will move heaven and earth for them. ye i no itss easier said than done. i no how hard it is to struggle on as a parent if your alone or your a minority family of any sorts. but its worth it in the long run, if its games there into set up a games club so they can play together. do something consistent with them. and no matter wer you go keep that one thing a cert. even if its only a trip to the shops and a coffee. a walk once a week with the dog. put them into a sport and if they dont like the first one keep trying. When i was 12 it was hard for me to get that support. it started to change me. i had to look after a kid make sure we were fed. which wasn easy by any means a father who lost interest and a mother who decide to drink away her problems. so stealing became a necessity as we wer very hungry some days. which led to stealing things for money. which ment to talking to the bad guys. and when you dont have anybody to turn to. the next there your looking elsewhere and who closer than the guys who are standing on the streets the ones you walk past everyday who seem to have it all, while you struggle they laugh and mess about. so of course you say give me some of that. in my case i wanted friends and felt so alone in the world i would have done anything to have them. put myself through anything just have that feeling of wantedness. so i started smoking back then was all about hash. everyday basically walked away from anything i ever enjoyed. to stand on the street been a pothead. now i sit in my room day in day out all them ppl gone after making there money out of me. my dreams dont exist anymore i wish everyday i could turn back the hands. just kept my head down. but the reality for most ppl who get into drugs. it will eventually consume your life it you dont or cant get a handle of it. one simple slip up can stop you from dreaming of flying planes or been a doctor, work in care or move to a sunny country and have a happy ever after. all are gone with one little slip up. if you have a good family home you see your kid starting to get in trouble. look at who is around you, who and what is going on. do you see a kid constently punches other kids hanging around your kid even if its your own family member cousin aunt uncle. if you suspect the do drugs or anything that may cause alarm bells act on it. organise things for your kids that they just dont have time to interact with that person. if the park infront of your house is to rough go with them or go somewhere else. dont just let your kid tough it out on there own. if your a teen you have alot of pressure on you to be one thing or another. with a little attention from any group of people it can easily influence their future. so make your influence the impressionable one. show them that their worth the effort. and they will eventually believe it. to the person only starting out. Quit. very few ppl i have know over the years have been able to smoke without it ending up taking over their lives. it may may not have the same addiciton effects as heroin but when you smoke weed everyday it becomes part of your life. it becomes your crutch, you believe you need it keeps you calm, helps you think whatever your reasons are. but it only masks that problem for so long, and what happens next is what i call the I need Syndrome. where you need the weed to fix your problems or to get you that bulls*** euphoria crap. which becomes harder and harder to satisfy untill everyday you wake up and cant get out of bed before smoking three spliffs you cant even go cook your dinner without want to go smoke another one just to keep you going untill you get back to your bedroom. where you will sit there waisting your time, looking at four walls thinking your happy becasue you have your weed. like me. i was smart i was outgoing but with one little slip changed all that. i tought just like you i could be unbeating in life i had control. now i have probably affected my chance of having kids by a long mile. my girlfriend in constantly unhappy with me. just waisting away. i dont socialise or have any get go in me to make things better. its not the family that determines how a kid will turn out. its wat goes on inside the family that counts. I promise you now if you dont show your kid the way. how do you expect them to find there way alone. to the kid reading this. Stay away from bad friends, they will stop you from having good ones Im not saying im perfect. i have done some horrible crap over the years. and have no right to judge most. but im trying to help just one person. i hope my rant might of helped to the parent that thinks screaming and shouting helps it dont find solutions to the problems and not problems for solutions. | ||
|
Posted: April 27, 2015, 3:24 AM
I have bee struggling a long time with my wife mood swings. I don't smoke weed but she does. She is a constant weed smoker. Only time she doesn't smoke is when she is at work. She has been smoking weed since she was 15 yrs old. We been together for six years.We both are in our 40's. We have 2 kids together. A two and 1 year old. With our first child, she had to go cold turkey. Man it was hell. Everyday she was pissed off about something. At one point I thought we might lose the baby cause she would take everything for granted. She stayed angry until she had our baby girl. After that, she chilled out a little. The second child was much easier. I think because she had to breast feed our first child and it had been over a year since she smoked weed. But once our youngest child turned six months, she stop breast feeding and started smoking again. Now don't get me wrong. I don't judge people that smokes weed. We are in LA so it's hard to meet someone who don't smoke weed. But I was married before and my ex wife also started smoking at a very young age. And to be honest with you if my first wife didn't smoke so much, we would probably would still be married. And I am no hypocrite. I smoked on occasions with my ex wife. But I just couldn't focus off the stuff. It made me unaware of important things going on in my surroundings and that just wasn't me. Plus my ex and I had only 1 child and being involve in my daughter's life was all the high I needed. The thing that I hate most about my new wife is that she procrastinate so often and forget everything. She always wait to the last minute to take care of business. Even when she does do anything she has to get high first. And if she is not high, she gets upset with me cause I have to remind her what needs to be done. Now I love my wife. I have seen some great potential in her. But if she ain't got a joint in her mouth she is difficult to live with. So yes marijuana does cause mood swings. And in my situation I don't have many options. If I left her and she had to help raise the kids, I know the outcome. She will be mean to them and lower their self esteem. I know this because she has a 25 yr old daughter and their relationship is wicked. And if I stay, I will go crazy my self just trying to keep my family stable. Oh yeah, she want stop smoking for me nor the kids. My suggestion for anyone out there who is listening, be careful of the person you want to be happy with. It might just be the opposite.
| ||
|
Posted: May 13, 2015, 11:11 PM
I started when I was 12 now 35, heavy since high school and college. I smoke every morning (one hit) and again when I get home(one hit), then again when the kids go to bed, if up late once more. All weekend every 2-3 hours. I can do most anything high, no limits or compromise. I am definitely more patient with my wife and kids, more invested in others when high. I have socialized with many people I never would have without cannabis
Surprise! I also have an anger problem. I will criticize my wife a lot, ridicule her because her huge mess threatens me at every turn. When I am not high I am more prone to lecturing on one topic, interrogating as I have come to call it. I quit smoking for 2 years when wife got pregnant. I was angry during that time about the same, I think. I would like to cut down or quit, but it is a performance enhancing drug. I am more philosophical, I allow myself to be more personable an vulnerable. I think that what knowledge we can gain from all of these posts surrounds the relationship between Cannabis and anger. We have formed a chicken egg debate, does cannabis diminish our coping mechanisms and cause irritability when absent or are angry people simply self medicating with cannabis, both is my assumption. OK so here is my best advice: cut down or quit anything you are addicted to, accept sustainable medications that your body has become dependent on chemically. Does that include cannabis or coffee? Some say so (I hate coffee give me some weed) A totally mentally and physically healthy person should not require medication. So either (A) one uses cannabis once in a while socially or spiritually and has no addiction, or (B) one uses cannabis daily to manually insert THC as a dopamine replacement (only until they achieve these levels of bliss naturally) I have been trying to work my way from (B) t (A) for the last 20 years. | ||
|
Posted: May 30, 2015, 3:10 PM
BIG G
Its been 10months and i stuck to my Word and have not smoked a J all i can say is stick with it and you will come out the other side a better more positive person. I dream at night go to the gym few times a week, financially much better off and have stopped the munchies ( getting s**** faced didn't help) it was hard but i desperately wanted to do it and for once in my life i have achieved something i put my mind to.... Sooooooo pleased if i can do it so can you!! best of luck to everyone its worth it No your worth it xxx | ||
|
Posted: May 30, 2015, 3:32 PM
STEPHEN 12TH April post
Massive heart felt sadness to you i had tears in my eyes as i totally understand ( drunken druggie parents myself) one thing i promised myself i would never be like them wan****s get off your arse out of them four walls and do it for you and little bro and go live life for god sake just do it massive respect .... BigG | ||
|
Posted: August 9, 2015, 4:57 PM
Thanks to everyone who has posted so far. First of all, I am very dismayed at the few folks on here who claim that weed is just a plant and has positive applications, therefore it cannot POSSIBLY be causing mood or anger issues. Now, I don't have the time or expertise to delve into how inane that logic is, but having taken philosophy in college I know a bad argument when I see one. Not only that, who do you think you are to discount a person's life experience? That is like me saying to an overweight person that they are not addicted to food because food has positive benefits...simply immature and moronic. Anyway....I do apologize for that little rant, but I simply detest those who are unwilling to accept another's individual experience.
Okay. I am 31 and have been smoking daily - about 1/8 a week - for the last 10 years. Here is MY experience. At first weed made me feel very lovely. I was calm, it totally cured my raging insomnia, and helped tremendously with my stomach issues. Now, I must admit these effects are still present when I smoke.....for about 15 minutes, at which point I start coming down HARD. I get so annoyed with my husband and any little thing he says or does irritates the hell out of me...I can barely stand to be around him and it is only his abnormally serene mental state that has kept our marriage intact. When I am in this state I don't want to do ANYTHING. Literally not even watch t.v. sometimes because I find everyone on the television to be phony and obnoxious. It is so bad that some commercials will have me declaring that I have lost all faith in humanity, you see I get a tad bit dramatic as well! Nothing brings me pleasure anymore (aside from the prospect of smoking again), and anything that delays my ability to smoke sends me into a rage. For me, though, one of the most disruptive aspects of weed is that I no longer dream at night. I used to have several very vivid and interesting dreams a night before I started chronically smoking, and now I only dream when I am not under the influence. Despite how fun all that sounds - ahem - I am now in the process of quitting and have NEVER FELT BETTER. I have goals, I have dreams (literal and figurative), I can interact with my fellow humans without wanting to strangle someone, and I have so much more energy and just plain love for life. Quitting is hard, though. Not being able to sleep like I used to is the worst part. My advice to all of you who were brave enough to recognize that weed is altering your personality in negative ways is to get rid of all of it completely! Don't keep a little around for celebrations or when you can't sleep because the temptation to do it is what caused a lot of my withdrawal symptoms. It is just too tempting when I know it is there, and even though you do not get physically addicted to weed, you certainly can develop a very strong mental and emotional addiction. And anyone who tells you otherwise is just a closed-minded prick! | ||
|
Posted: August 10, 2015, 4:00 PM
I had smoked weed for 20 years and had terrible mood swings. I knew it was the weed and rather than quit I used it as an excuse to get high before and during work! It was stupid! I blamed everyone else for everything and would flip out at everything and anything, luckily I am extremely valued where I work otherwise I know I would have lost my job. Weed destroyed all my relationships and alienated all my friends and made me an arse! My only friends were other smokers and even them I struggled to be around (I saw the same in them although they would never admit it).
I stopped smoking and like many other people have said it turned my life around, I'm making new friends, I'm happy, really happy and hardly ever get annoyed anymore! I'm studying computer programming and working out regularly. I'm sharper, smarter and have my memory's back (like a dog has lifted). Life is great! The anger lasted about a month but tails off after the first week. I knew this was the case having quit before but this time I started taking smart drugs (nootropics) to assist me with my studying and found a great side effect of one in particular. Aniracetam, it's intended use is to help with short term memory and attention but it has a anti anxiety side effect (gives you a general sense of well being). It didn't stop the mood completely but it did make it manageable and the longer I was off the weed the better I felt. I took (and still take) Aniracetam along side AlphaGPC and Oxiracetam. AlphaGPC helps with long term memory and is a source of choline (the chemical your brain runs on). Oxiracetam helps with memory retention, general alertness/awareness and faster motor learning skills. It is the Aniracetam that is key though (you will still need a source of choline when taking this). These drugs also have the added bonus of helping to repair your neural pathways after prolonged drug abuse! Bonus!!! I have taken many drugs and smoked hash with all sorts of crap in it (remember the old hash with chunks of plastic and god knows what else in it) so was not afraid of taking these and I would imagine you are the same so i highly recommend trying this to help you quit (it weirdly helps psychologically as well as you feel smoking will only damage the good you are doing). Lots of people take them and there is tons of info online to read (again I highly recommend you do this before jumping in). Anyway I thought I'd share this and hopefully help a few people out. I miss smoking weed but my life is so much better now it would be stupid to go back. | ||
|
Posted: August 20, 2015, 10:31 PM
First of all, I am posting a message which I will probably never read again myself but I am doing this to help anyone who is looking for help/support online to quit weed.
I've been smoking for at least 10 yrs consistently and in my mid 30s now. I got through university with no problems, own a business and doing well in life. In the past I've looked at the effects of weed on a person's physical health but until recently decided to investigate on the mental effects that weed have through peers experiences like all those who've posted here. My only regret is not researching on this yrs ago. Like most of us here I've always thought my irritability, temper flares, sometimes the 'I don't care attitude' were just my personality and accepted it as is for as long as I have lived. For me, the negative 'mental state' were just an on and off thing and I chalked it up as just a bad day without realizing that smoking weed regularly could be causing it. Yes I admit smoking weed relaxes me and seems to calm me down but what I failed to realize was after the initial 2 hrs of 'fun times', what really happens to me. Yes we go through the burn out stage and get tired and lazy. But its so much more than that. I noticed I was impatient towards others, have daily mood swings, unwillingness to communicate my feelings good or bad, unable to stay in relationships with 'a foot out the door' attitude whenever I have a fight with my gfs, overthink things and this has gotten worse over the yrs until I started to research on it and decided I am done with this. Its been three weeks since I went cold turkey and I truly believe this is the best decision I made beside quitting smoking cigs 6 yrs ago. I never had problems with friends or interacting socially but the changes I feel now is almost like an awakening. I am much more alert, memories are starting to get sharper again slowly, much happier, able to see things clearly and see it for what it is rather than over thinking it, much less mood swings, much quicker at cognitive decisions and so on. The benefits of not being under the influence is HUGE and I don't want to be operating at 80% capacity anymore even though I could've coasted through life this way and be ok. The negative impact weed has on anyone who smokes regularly has never been clearly documented clearly in studies but I am not planning to wait for any doctors or scientist to tell me to stop. We are all in this forum because we have a feeling something is wrong with the regular smoking. Even when I thought I slept off the high the next day, I realize now that I am in a fog with the regular smoking and I don't even smoke that much each sessions from 3-5 pulls. I believe for those who need weed medically, they have every reason to be dependent on and benefit from it but I am also sure these people have much bigger health problems to tackle but if you are a healthy and smart person who has everything going on for you in your life but with an addictive personality and smoking weed leisurely. Take my advice and quit it!! You are probably underachieving and coasting through life with an up and down mentality like me. Since quitting It gets better day by day and to be absolutely honest, life is different now in my eyes and I don't plan to numb daily problems or obstacles by getting high. If I am able to influence even one person to quit weed, then its already worth spending 15 mins to type this out. Good luck! | ||
|
Posted: September 12, 2015, 8:13 AM
xD poppy, hope some of these posts were jokes/trolls. Im scared my 16 yrold will end on streets from smoking POT rofl for real though I smoke pot once a day pretty much everyday for 10 yrs on and off, mostly on. I've dealt with anger issues (hasn't EVERY single human being) a little, but dealt with them through my counsellor who i see once a month and she tells me im better than ever. But I guess it reacts to everyone different, NONE of my 20 friends from HIGH school that smoked daily are homeless though. Most have good jobs and wifes and husbands and kids and Pets xD about half smoke daily still.
| ||
|
Posted: September 24, 2015, 10:26 PM
My husband has been smoking weed for so many years now and I'm sick of it! I'm so tired that after all these years he cannot function without it and doesn't realize it. We can't even do family outings or anything without him needing to smoke. He smokes daily and refuses to accept he has a problem. Eveyone else is the problem according to him. You never know who you are encounter when you confront him Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde. He stopped for about a month and he was a different person. I miss that person. He now has a medical marijuana license and I feel he's only going to worse. Any addiction is terrible but, this kind seems to put a huge strain on our relationship. It's like he's choosing this drug over me. I really wish he would come to his senses but, after 17 years Of marriage I don't think its going to happen.
| ||
|
Posted: November 17, 2015, 1:21 AM
My bf gets angry over the smallest things and yells and swears the nastiest things to me and other people. He is a super nice person and i donot understand this behaviour. He is smoking pot everyday and i strongly think this has messed with his brain. He always gets calm after smoking and claims this is helping him but i feel it is in fact the withdrawal that makes him so angry and abusive. He turns to a monster.
| ||
|
Posted: November 29, 2015, 6:00 PM
Hi my boyfriend smokes his mood is good as long as he douse not run out of weed. He is a a****** if he stops smoking then starts smoking. It took him years to see it. I was going to walk away because I couldn't take it anymore. Now he smokes sometimes and every time he smokes then stops he is a f***ing d*** for 2 or 3 day. He takes s*** out on me and the dog. He uses to say I was full of s*** it not the weed its everyone else. Until he stopped smoking and now he don't say s*** to me when he douse smoke but I let him know ever time that I know because he is sooo deferent. I am happy that now he can see it in him self. Just try it for a month you will see and feel so much better. Some people can smoke and not be affected by it. I think if you have anger problems then weed will affect your mood. I have anger problems and weed affected me. I didn't like me. I have done alot of drugs in my life. I am just thankful for all the prayer's that went out.
| ||
Posts: 1
Joined: December 1, 2015
Posted: December 1, 2015, 5:21 PM
It is so hard to read these posts. Km7574 described my situation. I live with Mr. Hyde and Jack Torrance (the shining). He has rage that can happen at any time. Mostly in the middle of the night or early morning when he is experiencing withdrawal from marijuana and nicotine. He is very aggressive and verbally abusing. He will flick lights on and off, stomp, slam things, make weird noises like Tourrettes, blare music etc. Our dog has gotten to the point of not be so afraid but protective of me. I have no hope that he will change he has been and addict of one thing or another since 12 and is now 42. Smoking pot since 12. Now grows it so it has the highest THC. Right now he is making butter. He has no memory and is continuously fired for his mood issues. He has strangle one cat and one dog not to death but enough to scared all. I don't know what to do any more. I have no means to support myself and our animals. I have called the sheriff on him but will not do that again because the sheriff said he doesn't have to leave because it is my house because he lives here also. The sheriff also did not believe that marijuana was a problem in terms of violence. I don't tell anyone or talk to anyone about the situation because they just say leave or kick him out. I have kicked him out but he came back and I let him. Thank you Km7574 for helping me to see that I am not alone.
This post has been edited by withanaddict on December 5, 2015, 10:40 PM | ||
|
Posted: December 8, 2015, 12:02 PM
crazy to read these posts and come to the realization that what i hoped was not the case is probably the case. was not always this way - i'm sure there have been many positive outcomes of my interaction with weed. but it went too far and the anger set in a few months after smoking during the day. that never used to happen... and even though i used to have anger issues - they seem enhanced now. In fact - there it is - weed is an amplifier i think. much depends on the intention. if the interaction is once in a while and you want to be creative - then ok. but if you're toking before 9am... time to have a chat with the face in the mirror. i'm there - but not really there... i know i need to - but not sure if i'm ready.
| ||
|
Posted: February 15, 2016, 2:11 PM
I just googled does smoking weed make u angry. I was shocked to see all the people feelin the same wsy. I smoked pot first thing in mornin bf work bf meals bf bedtime! At first i thot it helped calm me down but then i realized that i had become this angry person. Mean n short wit my kids. Pushing my husband away n my other family became strangers. Iv recently stopped smoking n feel much happier. I said i wuld casual smoke but i smoked this weekend n all that anger came back. No more weed for me
| ||
|
Posted: February 17, 2016, 6:29 AM
I've been reading these posts with interest. I've smoked weed all my adult life. My addiction is chronic I have a pipe in the morning and during breaks at work. My tolerance is such that I don't really get high it's just topping up. The irony is if I didn't smoke for a week and then smoked I'd be so out of it and my mind so scrambled I would say it wasn't a good experience, in other words I wouldn't like it. Its only through constant use and tolerance that enables me to adjust to the drug to the extent that being stoned is almost like being normal. Then the anger kicks in I too find I have an explosive rage usually when my expectations aren't met. Over stupid things like not being able to locate something I need because it's not where I left it. This isn't the person I thought I was. I'm usually passive laid back but these days such is my fury I could smash things ( although I never do.)
I was diagnosed with AADD and I understand self medicating with weed is common practice with the condition as it shuts off the restlessness of boredom, perpetually looking for something to interest. Weed shuts all that off in the bubble of self absorbed high. This anger thing has reached a new intensity, smoking so much I can't get high, frustrated at that and then the rage and abject ferocious fury. It's not nice and it's not me, but I can't control it. Dies weed make you angry? I would say so. Will stopping resolve that I'd like to think so if I could only stop. | ||
|
Posted: March 8, 2016, 4:11 AM
Im 34 and been smoking since I was 17 full time, smoking 4/8 joints a day, my temper is out of control and came across this post! I never thought it would've been the cause of my irritation and anger! I'm gonna stop today and see if I flourish into the awesome chick I really am
Good luck to you all and good luck to myself! | ||
|
Posts: 2
Joined: March 20, 2016
Posted: March 20, 2016, 6:56 PM
Anger is always based on fear. Anger is easier to deal with than fear, because when I fear something, facing that fear seems like a huge challenge. I can be angry in a moments notice, but accepting and facing my fear is far harder.
Daily when I become angry, I stop and ask myself "what are you afraid of here?" I often don't really want the answer, but it's far more honest than just getting angry. | ||
Posts: 86
Joined: April 16, 2014
Posted: March 22, 2016, 9:07 AM
I don't think smoking weed can make you angry. Although different individual have different reaction of smoking weed.
| ||
|
| post replypost new topic |