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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nope, you are not alone. I love weed / what it does for me (I feel very motivated, focused and creatively driven). I think it helps my mind slow down and focus and really immerse myself in the task at hand. I've gone through phases - I smoked multiple times a week when I was in law school, didn't smoke much throughout my kid-20s, 'rediscovered' it and smoked a few times a month around 30, when I was in the midst of making some career changes...and obviously I don't credit weed with my success, but I truly did use it as a tool/enhancement in a real period of personal hustling, with real success. I haven't touched it / half-forget it exists for 9 years or so because I've been pregnant / raising little kids, but I have no doubt that my use will pick back up again some day (and then drop off again, etc). I really do find that I go through phases with it, and I don't think that's uncommon. Long story sort, enjoy it! As long as you're not smoking daily or using it as a way to escape reality / your life, it can be a great tool. You are not the only person who feels that, used appropriately, it can be a real enhancer of sorts (as opposed to the stereotypical stoner melting into the couch image). [/quote]
I agree with this. I rarely partake now due to my season of life, but I used it regularly in my younger years and found it enhanced my creativity and productivity. It didn't cause weight gain or laziness at all. It also made music, art, food, and sex AMAZING. When I do have the chance to smoke nowadays, it's like hitting "reset."[/quote]

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