2011-07-07, 04:20 PM
MrHoodBlade Wrote:My gf and I actually had a convo about this. We both blaze now, and I see absolutely no reason to stop, but she was definitely pushing the "stop when we get older thing." Personally, I see myself as a 70 yr old retiree blazin and enjoying the rest of my days. As for smoking cigarettes though, she smokes them occasionally, and I will admit they are great when drunk. But, I guilt-tripped her into quitting, why keep smoking something thats terrible for your body and then quit something awesome like green? She quit a couple weeks ago, so its all good now though!!! I think talking tot he person is definitely the best option, you dont have to be accusatory or unreasonable about it either. If you really want someone to quit, help them. Show them their options and actually help them get through it rather than just denouncing it and making them feel alienated and stressed. That could just make them go smoke more.
YEAHHHHHH. Agreed. I don't know why people "quit" the green but keep smoking cigarettes...you KNOW those people know which is worse -- Idk how you can choose like that. :/
Last night me and my mom (I'm home for the summer) went out at like 2 AM since we're both night owls. While driving around and shopping at Wal-Mart in the dead of night she revealed to me her and my stepdad toke still every once in awhile and when I go to Charlotte tomorrow she's going to give me some cash and I'm gonna make a pick-up while I'm there (I was already going to make a pick-up but I guess now I'm getting more) and bring it back for us when we're all at the beach for 4 days.
Can you say awesome beach trip?