Throw it away and cut contacts with the people you get it from.

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i smoke about $400 worth of weed a week , which is equivalent to about 4oz. dats alot!, actually its breaks down to 6-8 joints a day. i went cold turkey for 3 dys, how long will it take for this marijuana to come out my system. by the way i've been at it since last year october everyday till 3days ago.

I have had about a $50/day habit of good kind for more than 10 years until last week, so it's been about a week now. Just don't smoke if you truely want to quit. I really just crave being fucked up, and I don't know why. I guess it helps to forget about everything bad in your life or something. I just realized that I probably shouldn't drink either (not that I drink that much anyway) because it will only make me wanna get fucked up. I usually bought a pound at a time just to smoke myself, so that's probably a little more than most people can even imagine. I even grew and sold just to support my own habit. If I can quit, I'm sure you can manage as well. Now if I can only figure out how to quit smoking cigarettes.

well, its not addictive i think, so its probably easyish. i dont know i just do it sometimes.

cold turkey for a while quit hangin with friends that do it

well if your getting 4 ounces for 400 then its probably shitty midds or sumtin. try picking up smaller sacks of better weed like kind bud or headies. so then you would need to smoke less to get the effect. then after you smoke less maybe youd be able to smoke less and less. btw i feel you i smoke weed alot ive thought about quitting but then what would i do with my friends? watch them smoke a fat blunt of sour diesel then make them food. fuk that i wanna get high

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