ocruzDay 1: Letting Go of Weed for a Clearer Mind and Spirit
Today marks a new chapter for me—I'm officially quitting weed. After spending the last four months free from Facebook and TikTok, I realized how much lighter and calmer I felt. My anxiety dropped, and I stopped feeling the need to impress strangers online. Now, I want to keep building on that progress by letting go of habits that hold me back. I've been smoking daily for almost nine years, and it's taken a toll on my mind, my wallet, and my growth. I don't know exactly what changes are ahead, but I'm hopeful. This is my day 1 accountability post. If you've been through something similar or have advice, I’d love to hear your thoughts below! #SpiritualGrowth #MindfulLiving #LettingGo #HealingJourney #Spirituality
2025-04-29
Savanna Dixon
Almost 2 months for me free of cannabis. The first week is the hardest. I had to quit due to my career. They randomly gave me a test one day and I failed. They gave me a second chance, however I had to take a 30 day leave of absence no pay and complete 4 sessions of counseling. I'm thankful I had a second chance, I enjoy my job. I do miss my cannabis, however I value my career more.
04-29
Newark, OH
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Melissa Tirona
🤔..what did everyone replace cannabis? Chewing nails...straws? Alcohol, food? 🥑🍲 Maybe exercise...Humans are creature of habit, we all need "something". Send any weed my way before trashing please and thank you XoXoX 🙏😆💕
04-29
Reno, NV
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Stephanie Sullivant
Getting closer to God means sacrifice, I've smoked since I was 12 and it has been better than Xanax but in order to have that deep connection with myself and God I have to put it down. it's worth it..🌸🙏
04-30
Marianna, FL
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Michelle Lyons
nope not giving up smoking. I don't drink, I don't do drugs and am quitting smoking cigarettes. not giving up weed. my mind is clear and it helps with nausea and vomiting.
04-30
Boothbay, ME
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kelly belly747
I don't want a clear mind when I smoke..that's why I smoke..and clarity returns as soon as I wake up or come down..doesn't affect my ability to function when I'm not high
04-30
Columbia, IL
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Nunyum
I quit after over 25 yrs and I am more calm and my thinking is much clearer. I used to have one hell of a temper and now I can barely get angry. I personally am much better off sober than I was smoking.
04-29
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Guest
Good luck! I gotta admit that I love weed, but I hate being addicted to the stuff. There's a line in the AA Big Book that says alcoholics without booze are restless, irritable, and discontented. That's me in spades after a day or so without weed. I literally turn into a raging emotional mess that swings between towering rages and crying jags. Quitting is no joke, so again, I wish you luck.
04-29
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Hassan T. Best videos
1 year for me 🙋🏾♂️ and counting. Life has never been better. With God all things are possible 🙌🏾
04-30
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Berretta
been six months for me, i smoked for 40 years, cold turkey, no big deal, i think i just outgrowed it , but do feel better, no munchies,clearer thinking, and more active, thats just my 2 cents
04-29
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David Lindsay
I don't smoke pot but I know a few pot heads they r stoned all day and night they r always stoned u think that has no consequences dopers
04-30
Raytown, MO
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