does ne1 use cannibis to relax?

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I find it interesting when questions are posted like this. Not because of what it's about, but because of the way it's worded. "Does anyone [fill in the blank]" gives the impression that the only people the poster wants to hear from are people that "do [fill in the blank]."

Frankly, I don't understand this. If the only replies you get are from those that do, all you'll get is one side of the story.

Which leads me to believe you probably don't want to hear the other side.

I don't. I used to. For many reasons, I know it's a bad idea. But I don't get the impression you really want to know more from me or anyone else that agrees with me.

Smoked it once and went nuts. Which was so very not relaxing. Never EVER again! lol

tis tread make me splash me knickers with joy!! !!

i smoke it occasionally to help put my mind at ease after work and such. However it definatly aggravates my social awkwardness and self consciousness.

Hey it's not for everyone, for some people it's wonderful. You just need to do it in a relaxing if you are going to do it. Make sure you have snacks ^^

Personally, I wasn't picking on the OP or suggesting anyone was saying I was. It just seems unfortunately obvious that he's not asking, "Do you think it's a good idea?" (which would result in getting both sides of the story). The way the question is worded it seems obvious to me that the OP has already decided it's a good idea, and is only looking for validation.

Validation for any idea, good or bad, is easy to find on any forum. All you have to do is word any question beginning with "Do you...?"

What that does is result in most replies being "Yes, I do..." followed by experiences only from those who do, or at least mostly.

When a poster is really looking for balanced advice, they normally word their questions in a way may get some debate, but that usually gets balanced results.

Sorry I can't validate what you seem to already think is a good idea, OP. I think it's a bad idea. If you want to know why, ask, and I'll tell you. I'm not going to bother yet, because I'm not sure you really want to know.

i do want to know why my girlfriend wants me to stop, i feel that she wont like me when im sobar, if im sobar i look for the next bag, its a joke, iv tried to get meds from the authorities and im being treated like s**t, im getting nowhere with my psychiatrist and tbh weed makes it easy to set my mind free. my sister introduced me to weed sayin 1 of her friends brothers has adhd and it helps... so like a mug i tried it and tbh i couldnt get enuff of the stuff. have u tried it? i ask because realistically u couldnt possibally comment unless u have, i believe the drug can help but with the correct dosage, its far too strong as it is, but that just means it lasts longer.

It did not help me mentally. As someone else said, it brought out my social anxiety.

It did, however, help me physically by making it easier to relax my muscles and identify sore spots. It actually did have a powerful hallucinatory effect on me, and I got intense closed eye visuals, sometimes even to the point of completely spacing out for a few minutes and being in my own little world.

By focusing the hallucinations into an image of my own body I was able to unblock some of the pinched nerves in my back temporarily and even reduce my anxiety, but only when I was alone (people look at you funny if you start meditating in front of them with no warning).

Just my opinion but if you have any trouble relaxing or suffer from tension or anxiety or depression, then please try ashtanga yoga (properly, 5 or 6 days a week) before resorting to any drug and that includes cannabis.

On the other hand, if you smoke anything at all and that includes cannabis and using incense in your room for 'meditation' then you should do ashtanga yoga to help your body to repair the damage from the smoke.

Cannabis also helps the body to repair smoke damage.

There is a bit of research out there, there's definitely something in it. Here's a post with links to all the 'clues' that are out there ; http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid= ... 575&type=1

There is lots of pseudoscience pointing to cannabis being a valid treatment for autism and there is complete silence from any serious scientific opposition.

No doubt news of some large study will emerge over the next couple of years.

It is not for kings to drink wine; nor for princes strong drink: Lest they drink, and forget the law, and pervert the judgement of any of the afflicted.