Every 7-11 and CVS sells Haribo!!

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Anonymous wrote:How do you figure out what dose you need? Newbie here. Not OP

Start slow and low: 5 mg to start. Wait at least two hours before taking more.

One addict helping another!

This thread isn’t *for you*

It is very much for the BTDT crew to give you the knowledge we earned the hard way, and you'd be smart to listen, kid.

Anonymous wrote:I would like to try a very small dose to help w anxiety

Recovering addict here: Don't. You can go to MD and get microdose edibles as low as 2.5, and if it works, you'll likely keep using them. You'll find that 2.5 isn't getting it done anymore, so you'll move up to 5s. To 10s. To 25s. You may think it's "just weed" and not addictive, but it very much is, and the crash is deceptively slow. Weed is insidious; you won't realize you have a problem the way you might with alcohol, but you'll definitely end up with one if you use cannabis as a patch for your actual problem(s). And when you need to stop, your anxiety will still be there. It will actually be worse when you go through withdrawals from whatever you were masking it with.

It seems harder in the moment, and it takes more energy investment upfront, but you'd be better served by sitting with your anxiety, analyzing where it's coming from, and then adjusting your behavior and circumstances. You will need to do this anyway as part of a functional long-term strategy, and it's easier to do without a THC/Delta-9 haze clouding your vision.

You can't skip steps with drugs. I tried. Weed was magic for a bit, then medicinal and I used it regularly, then madness as I had to try to get off the habit.

Please just don't start. There is no advantage here. It is, at best, a short-term band-aid on a problem you'll need to properly address anyway. Don't put a bad habit/addiction in your own way. Try therapy, meditation, exercise, journaling, support groups... hell, skip the dependence on substances and just hit up an MA meeting! We all started with "anxiety" too...

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How do you figure out what dose you need? Newbie here. Not OP

Start slow and low: 5 mg to start. Wait at least two hours before taking more.

One addict helping another!

This thread isn’t *for you*

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How do you figure out what dose you need? Newbie here. Not OP

Start slow and low: 5 mg to start. Wait at least two hours before taking more.

One addict helping another!

Anonymous wrote:How do you figure out what dose you need? Newbie here. Not OP

Start slow and low: 5 mg to start. Wait at least two hours before taking more.

Anonymous wrote:Omg just drive to Maryland you don’t need a medical card and you don’t need to go into some weird head shop and buy other products. You can just buy THC gummies at the dose you want from an actual dispensary, legally, for recreational use.

Yup…this^^^. I recommend Liberty Cannabis in Oxon Hill. If you live in Virginia, it’s a quick drive over the bridge just across the river✌🏼😎

How do you figure out what dose you need? Newbie here. Not OP

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Anonymous wrote:Normalizing drug use is the new america. Yay!

Omg, next people will be drinking ethanol and smoking tobacco. Maybe even injecting semiglutide or popping alprazolam pills.

America is full of addicts. It's really sad.

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Anonymous wrote:I would like to try a very small dose to help w anxiety

Still a Federal offense.

It’s your career.

Buzz off. We are not all federal employees, and your scare tactics are very 1980s of you.

- and by knowingly violating the CSA, you never will be a federal employee, thankfully.

Lucky I have in-demand skill and don't need a workfare job.

Anonymous wrote:Normalizing drug use is the new america. Yay!

Omg, next people will be drinking ethanol and smoking tobacco. Maybe even injecting semiglutide or popping alprazolam pills.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would like to try a very small dose to help w anxiety

Still a Federal offense.

It’s your career.

Buzz off. We are not all federal employees, and your scare tactics are very 1980s of you.

- and by knowingly violating the CSA, you never will be a federal employee, thankfully.