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KingStrongSad t1_jcusilp wrote

Marijuana is, in fact, addictive. Depending on what study you look at, roughly 10%-30% of people get addicted to marijuana. (Link is good for other information about the good and bad of marijuana.) The behavior and routine is definitely addictive too. People who smoke tobacco definitely have the same problem.

OP, rather than smoking if you are actually using it for medical purposes, try baking it into food. That way you still get the medical benefits, but there won't be smoke cause problems lungs.

OP, also note that marijuana is not good for your brain development. Most people's brains aren't fully developed until 25-years-old. If possible, get access to CDB oil and use that instead of marijuana. THC is the primary culprit for brain development problems from marijuana, and if you can cut that part out, you'll be doing yourself the most help.

Seek help from medical professionals. A therapist may be enough. You might need to get a prescription from a medical doctor for CBD oil.

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ChuckRocksEh t1_jcuok83 wrote

A coworker gave me the chip, and I actually do love spicy things, everyday. I knew better, one tiny nibble, and into the trash. Even the nibble was hot, but I’m not a dumbass, when someone gives you something BECAUSE it’s hot DON’T eat it.

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Bubbagumpredditor t1_jcu3hdh wrote

>I'm a guy who has some tolerance to spicy things.

> Just to mention, I've never tried something spicier that a habanero in my life so switching that to 6 000 000 SHU is really something.

These two statements do not go together.

Also, I'm the type that puts a habanao in my breakfast burrito and I wouldn't touch something that hot

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rellsell t1_jctyc4c wrote

Yeah, when I was dating a new girl, she'd always appreciate a gift of a summer sausage. I liked suggesting we go for a drive, and then, without a word, I'd open the glove box, pull out the summer sausage and hand it to her. I found you could learn a lot about a new girl this way.

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