Logan Paul Relapsed on Weed - What Happened? (reaction) 

This shit is no joke. It's legal so must not be to bad is a fucking lie strait from the pits of hell.

Wow sooooo true

Unfortunately this is very true.

Wow. 🎯

aint that the truth bro. I also go to aa meetings to gather with other addicts. for more support.

same shit i did back then covid time during lockdown ... 6 months after quitting i started again.. now i am 72 hours in

2 weeks with you brother 17 years of everyday snoke

18 year daily smoker here, 6 months sober. Your statement about weed smoking you is so true, I have never heard that before but damn is that true. My plug even told me I was chasing something weed wasn't going to provide. Keep it up man.

Why not use it occasionally? It's not as if you have to use it all day everyday or not at all.

😂😂

Some (I) do not have the will power to NOT smoke all the time :) once started I’ll keep going if it’s in the house.

Good job!!! Anyone can do it. It's all in your mind.

Thank you. It’s definitely not easy but it CAN be done.

@@ninjakitty8944 yessir my brother 🙏🏼

So as an update…I’m still clean and don’t even have cravings 😁

Mine is relapse after every 4-5. Days... H mm

Congrats bro u got this

You went back yeah?

@@jjvs9 yep cant kick the habit 😅😅🥲😤

@@livinginlondon8751 😐

@@livinginlondon8751 did u

Not even bro. The difference can be seen just after a day

@@diegoguadarrama2321 If you only smoked a little yes, but for regular heavy users with multiple year addictions those first days can actually be pretty awful. At least for me they were. I will say that by like day 5-10 the changes for me were obvious.

I went from regular use to 3 months of 100% sobriety and can genuinely say, i started smoking again because i saw no significant difference

@@FlashFocused that probably means you stayed sober for too short, some people take a year or more to fully recover from weed abuse

You got this brother, for me 2 months was a massive benchmark. Congratulations. Overall I think it gets easier after that, however, cravings for me do pop up here and there (been weed free for 6 months) and at that point Dr. Frank's advice about building a conscious life around being sober and remembering why you didn't want to smoke anymore are very helpful and important.

Stay strong bro you got this 🙏

@@joshuatirado99 thanks gets easier everyday!

N.oR.male 🤘🤘🤘🤘

A gram of concentrates blows my mind, i smoke a gram of concentrates (dabs) in a week and the stuff is stronger than vape pens by far. It makes my vape light weight at least to me.

Same man. I was 5 years of nonstop smoking but we can do this. We are strong

Potheads have been insisting for decades that weed is not only completely non-addictive, it’s a miracle herb that will cure any and all illnesses and can never cause any harm. Which is ridiculous of course, nothing that powerful can also be completely benign. Common sense needs to be more common.

@Raider Trader Yes! Now I eat breakfast, my dinner and lunch! being honest now I get hungrier

@@kevindiaz3599 lucky, I'm struggling to eat

Yes im same bro

Just went my first day without bud it’s hard and I keep smoking cigarettes and I HATE CIGARETTES

@@pieceofsht6036 same here 😭 we need some sugar free candies and a fidget spinner

Quit cold my man, u have to and you can. Ive smoked 15 years, now 1 year sober. It horrible the first two days, but one week after you will think to yourself "why tf" didn i just quit long time ago. U just have to make it through the first two days and you will see and feel what i mean.

@@loutruth7173 More like first 3 months

Hahah yeah idk why I kept saying Matt. It was to much editing to reshoot

Also hell yeah on your quit!

Did you find a solution?

​@@MG-me7iwim currently starting day four. Really had trouble sleeping on night two. I just tried not to focus on the fact I couldn't sleep. I watched RU-vid videos until like 4am until I was able to finally fall asleep. Last night was better thankfully. The solution is it just takes your body time to adjust unfortunately.

Ive also been struggling for 3 years. To this day im still trying to quit😓 I have relapse multiple times💔

Me too bro for 10 years, now I'm finally getting out of this shit.

Have to focus on other things. If you expect the feeling of wanting to smoke to go away. Not changing your day to day life creating new habits. You’ll always relapse

It’s was very difficult for me as well. 12 years of smoking for me and I stopped and stop a lot early on. But then I became a daily user and I noticed that I wasn’t feeling as good anymore. Lack of energy and alway lethargic. Now, everything seem so bright now that the weed fog is gone. It was SO worth quitting.

Find a goal that won’t allow you to be able to smoke anymore. Even if it’s a new job. Don’t just quit because you should. Quit because there’s a bigger purpose to your life, than being “ok “ with not being okay anymore.

Having taken high dose of adderral daily for 7 years and abused the drug heavily - I can say that methamphetamine withdrawal is no joke. Okay yeah the acute withdrawl is sleep friendly but after taking adderral daily, I’m left feeling underwelhmed, sluggish, slow, unsatisfied. All things which I managed to regain after cannabis withdrawl for example. Anyway I know ur comment was ur subjective opinion but yeah methamphetamine withdrawl is not fun

Withdrawing from nicotine will make you super sleepy. That was only good thing about quitting cigarettes. Sleep was relief for the withdrawals.

Glad to have ya here!

When we fear the lion in front of us, its good. It keeps us alive. When we fear the lion that’s a continent away, we just stress and hurt ourselves with our own mind. 5 weeks off means you’ve probably passed the hardest parts of it! Enjoy it, and try not to scare yourself with something that might not happen. Also, studies on stress tell us that our perspective has a surprising amount of influence over the body’s stress response. When we turn a threat into a challenge, our body responds very differently. Psychologist and Molecularbiologist dr.Epel and dr.Blackburn explain that it is our response to the stress that is most important. They encourage us to develop stress resilience. This involves turning what is called “threat stress,” or the perception that a stressful event is a threat that will harm us, into what is called “challenge stress,” or the perception that a stressful event is a challenge that will help us grow. The remedy they offer is quite straightforward. One simply notices the fight-or-flight stress response in one’s body-the beating heart, the pulsing blood or tingling feeling in our hands and face, the rapid breathing-then remembers that these are natural responses to stress and that our body is just preparing to rise to the challenge.

@@TomBlatildush amazing advice, this helped me . Thank you

Hell yea!!! Here is to day 6

So that’s good right, might need to find a few more reasons to keep it going but I will take that for now!

@@AddictionMindset its good, but lowkey giving me anxiety of buying another battery, but im not going to.

​@@AddictionMindsetI wanna personally thank you for picking my comment and talking about it. So far I haven't slept an entire night and i'm going on a night 2 without sleep. I sweat uncomfortably, and my biggest issue is sleep disturbance. You have addressed this in one of your videos. Once again, thank you very much.

When all these weed smokers old ASF and got dementia and barely breathing that's when life gonna get real I'm 21 and been smoking since 13 I forget so much shit I forget shit mid sentence

@@lewbands it comes a time in everyone's life where the body has enough and you know you need to stop. You smoking at 13 during precious years of brain growth has already put you to the tipping point. To cut to the chase...smoke less...slowly ween yourself. You must be disciplined...if you can't then you need to tell someone you don't have the self control...you need accountability. Replace weed with CBD oil. Take twice the recommended amount morning and night. Drink plant based caffeine the first week every other day to help the brain...just don't grt addicted. Walk alot and I mean a lot....music will give you a high after you quit as well

I’m sure there was some detriments to him from it or he wouldn’t of wanted to quit. We

I'm 16 and I'm addicted to weed already I play sports and shit im a day off of weed

@@keetoochill that's crazy...I was never around it in High school. I was lucky. I just gamed alot...never really went after girls in HS and took.pride in grades...just know weed now at 16 is really bad for your brain...you're gonna regret it at 21. It's harsh reality but you have to stoppp for your future...the weed now is only gonna make you depressed. Life isn't high...its normal and boring you got to not be bored...I had church friends on Wednesdays and Sundays..dont be a reclusive at 16

Very true ....When you see it you cannot unsee it lol.

Fair play my dude. I think you should give longer than a week, but respect as I think dry herb vapor is the healthiest route if you're gonna do it.

@@shaunlulz how long 2 weeks?

@@Lilbendem I'm on day 32/33. I smoked so heavily I'd say I'm gonna need the 60-90 days. I've said from the beggining my goal was to master addiction not weed. So I intend to smoke again 1st of August when I have a holiday off work. I think unless you're feeling the full benefits from weed there's no point. It needs to be an enjoyable experience with giggles ect. to be a great time... After I have my my hit or two I wish to leave it at minimum a month or two between each session. Don't make it a pick me up. Make it something for celebration and only that. Once you make it something to lift you up out your dark times it will become something you rely on... I also intend to never smoke it. It will be something I use with my Mighty or Dynavap Vapouriser.

@@shaunlulz yea I’ve got the DYNAvap and smoke daily. Going on vacation soon and will go cold turkey for 4 days I’m nervous for it.

Get new friends. Those aren't friends

Yes this is facts!

Man I don’t think you belong here.

Were they fine on it? Or are they able to act fine for the duration of time that youre together?

Exercise and lots of fresh air

Its not the same at all. Weed withdrawal is at most an annoyance, but I guess it depends from person to person. I was addicted to weed for 2 years and currently sober for 6 months.

@@OpgevoedeBarbaar cngrats on your sobriety. wishing you all the best on your recovery journey.

Dude just quit. im 23 and i started when i was 18 on and off. You will regret it bro. Trust. Drop it.

Here I am two months in. I’ve not caved yet. I’ve thought about relapsing so many times. But reading this makes me not want to go back. Keeping on keeping on.

How do you fail to see that he is the a-hole.

Thank you

Thank you

I have been through both and have mild cannabinols syndrome

Yeah no shit

Depends

Everyone is different, if u smoke the weed and get munchies u most likely will gain bc ur in taking more food, if u smoke a lot I will prolly lose weight but theirs no way to tell anyone’s different, ik Someone who got fat on meth and it’s suppose to make you skinny not fat

I smoke so much that the only time I get an appetite is when Im stoned. It sucks@@GTAVClipsss

There’s some data on how it affects sleep. How you can’t get into REM. I think.

​@@lindboknifeandtoolyea and that's about it

What a stupid comment. "It doesnt affect me must not be bad" just pure idiot

Thanks

Why do you feel empathy for a scammer who has stolen millions of dollars? What is honestly wrong with you....

Not everyone knows about his supposed scams. I thought he was just a youtuber? Im allowed to feel bad for whoever I want@@max3eey