Do Pot and AA mix?
actually I had more mystery in my life when I was using - where am I...what day is it...where are my pants....?
Now, Dee..that was rich! And so true...
"Where are my pants, my blouse, the sofa...."
Not accepting "what is" is the main root of fear in my life. Thus, escape from reality has provided a band-aid for this, whether it has been using substance or other people. It's all the same thing to me.
But just being dogmatic about a deity and/or religion accomplishes nothing to me. And I agree with you, the order of things does not care what you put into your body.
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A lot of AA people wreak of cigs, so I cant imagine why they would have a problem with pot.
Almost EVERY drug I know of is more dangerous than pot. Alcohol, cigs, even depression meds and tylenol. cough syrup. You name it. They'll all kill you faster than pot.
I dont see anything wrong with smoking some pot now and then. You may disagree.
Almost EVERY drug I know of is more dangerous than pot. Alcohol, cigs, even depression meds and tylenol. cough syrup. You name it. They'll all kill you faster than pot.
I dont see anything wrong with smoking some pot now and then. You may disagree.
Are you trying to justify it? Seems to me like you've taken one person's opinion and run a muck. If you want to smoke pot, go ahead. However, I agree with the others. Taking drugs to make you feel different is still getting high. Justify it anyway you want.
I go to AA. I know when I am messing with other substances, I can't be honest with myself or anyone else, even if I am not drinking. It gets in the way of working the programme. I've really, really tried, trust me!!!!
And if coffee and nicotine is mind altering, then so is going for a run due to the release of natural endorphins.
And if coffee and nicotine is mind altering, then so is going for a run due to the release of natural endorphins.
Coffee before a run and a cigarette after a run are nice too, lol!!
I was just trying to point out that coffee and cigs are a world away from pot as far as altering your mind is concerned! If they are on a par, I want to know where you are getting your coffee from!
I was just trying to point out that coffee and cigs are a world away from pot as far as altering your mind is concerned! If they are on a par, I want to know where you are getting your coffee from!
As far as adding chemicals to our bodies...what ever happended to our bodies are our temple? We have only one body. We need to take care of it.
Pot isn't dangerous? Check out the carcinogen effects and other ill effects of smoking it.
Pot isn't dangerous? Check out the carcinogen effects and other ill effects of smoking it.
If you want to smoke pot go for it. No one in AA ever told me I couldn't drink or drug. Alot say they couldnt sucessfully but if I wasnt done experimenting Hey Go Get You Some More see how it works for ya. They are mostly like me and it didnt work for them so I assume it wont work for me. If you can smoke drink an drug more power to ya but why would ya want to be around people who are sober bring down your high I wouldnt.
[QUOTE=Peter;2058395] Ok, so you have all had your laugh, I was making a serious point for me and I am somewhat surprised at how its being ridiculed and by a Forum Leader too.
Read Dee's signature Kevin. It explains all, lol!! ((Dee)) only kidding!!
I've got to say, when I smoked, I was more bollocksed than I was when I was drinking. Once I picked up my first spliff of the evening, that was it.
And there was the carnage that was wreaked in the kitchen during munchies that had to be cleared up the next morning.
I could function better on alcohol and opiates put together than I could on pot on it's own. But I do believe that everyone's brain chemistry is different.
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AA is not part of my program for recovery, and neither is pot. I loved getting high, sitting around being all stoner philosopher. But every time I got sober...EVERY TIME...I always ended up smoking pot before relapsing on booze, thinking pot wasn't my problem. After I got high on pot, it was only a matter of days, sometimes hours, before I would be drinking again. My goal is to live a sober life. I've learned from the past and know that if I want to be alcohol free that also means being pot free, at least that's the way it is for me. Everyone's experience is different and only you can be the judge if pot is destructive to your own program, your own life.
By the way, it took me eight or nine serious attempts before I was able to kick nicotine. But I am now nicotine sober for two and a half years. Each time I relapsed on cigarettes, I used what I learned from the previous attempt to build on my next attempt. I think I've only tried to quit drinking seriously about five times, but I am applying my experience with becoming nicotine sober to build my program to live free of alcohol and drugs. So I haven't let my past relapses frustrate me, but rather educate me on building a more solid program today.
By the way, it took me eight or nine serious attempts before I was able to kick nicotine. But I am now nicotine sober for two and a half years. Each time I relapsed on cigarettes, I used what I learned from the previous attempt to build on my next attempt. I think I've only tried to quit drinking seriously about five times, but I am applying my experience with becoming nicotine sober to build my program to live free of alcohol and drugs. So I haven't let my past relapses frustrate me, but rather educate me on building a more solid program today.
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