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25c and quitting weed

jigmau

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Hey guys. I was recently put in a situation where I can't smoke after being high (all day, ever day) for about 4-5 months straight.
During that time I was also alone for the first time in my life and experienced severe loneliness each day. I used weed to help
suppress my emotions and to cope with the loneliness. Now that I have stopped I am anxiety-ridden. I have daily panic attacks,
random outbursts of crying and nausea.I also have feelings of depersonalization and irritability (I don't feel like myself anymore)
It feels like I'm going to snap. Is this normal? Do I have 5 months of emotions left to
catch up on? I hope to God this is not permanent and that I've somehow damaged my brain by staying high like that for so long for
the wrong reasons. Can someone PLEASE offer me some insight. It feels like it's only getting worse...I fell asleep last night with anxiety and woke up with it.

What bothers me is that before I quit weed I was also given a fucking TINY dose of 25c-NBOMe (I took one quarter of a 750ug blotter and then another 1/8 like 30-40 minutes later). I didn't even feel any effects other than trouble sleeping :p Now what worries me....am I having psychological withdrawal from weed or did I completely fuck my brain up with the NBOMe? After how long should the anxiety subside and is there a possibility that this shit has caused me to develop some kind of permanent anxiety disorder?
 
These are perfectly normal albeit very uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms from quitting weed. As you yourself mentioned, you were smoking it to suppress emotions and this why they've now come back in full force.

Panic attacks, trouble sleeping, anxiety, emotionally instability, depersonalization and irritability can ALL be symptoms of cannabis withdrawal. I really doubt that your quitting weed has caused permanent anxiety, but from what you've written, it is plausible that you may have some underlying anxiety issues. I think you may experience the above things for up to a few weeks, but they shouldn't last 5 months. If they don't subside after a few weeks, it may be a good idea to visit a therapist.

Hope that helps. Hang in there! You're not the first nor will you be the last to undergo this temporary torment. :)
 
Take a shower, find something healthy to eat and drink, and listen to some uplifting music. Small things like that can make a real difference when you're in withdrawal (apart from sleep). Your brain needs to learn how to produce all the chemicals it needs to make you feel unanxious and comfortable again and it can take some time (Weed has some psychological WD symptomps).
 
take a shower, find something healthy to eat and drink, and listen to some uplifting music. Small things like that can make a real difference when you're in withdrawal (apart from sleep). Your brain needs to learn how to produce all the chemicals it needs to make you feel unanxious and comfortable again and it can take some time (weed has some psychological wd symptomps).

^qft
 
So it's impossible for such a small dose of an NBOMe to have such detrimental effects on ones mind (especially permanent ones) because part of what makes me anxious is that i've messed myself up somehow by taking it....although I'm pretty sure it's just psychological withdrawal from months of abusing weed :) Thanks for the help peeps, much appreciated.
 
Bump. No one has answered my question with regards to the low dose of 25c :p
 
Probably because nobody knows ;).

I myself have some experience with 25CNBOME. While highly active at low doses, I doubt you would have any negative side effects from such a small dose. If that is what it was of course.
I have combined 200mcg 25C with 4HOMET and MDMA, without side effects. People take up to 1-2mg of this chemical, and I don't think anyone has died ? (Although I'm not sure about that last comment.)

I think your problems are due to weed, I recognize them. Give it a few weeks and you could use a average-low dose of a classic psychedelic (if that's your thing) and maybe analyze where the anxiety comes from. You were probably selfmedicating with weed, which is a good thing, but should be done consciously.
For now, though, keep with what was already suggested. Healthy food, good sleep (6-9 hours, and best more or less the same hours, if your job permits), exercise is nice too. Swimming is good for your body and it's not too taxing. Yoga could give you some flexibility. Meditation might be nice but I can imagine your head is not in the right place ATM.

Good luck ! And chill out the NBOME ;)
 
I've also been a bit of a hypochondriac so the anxiety could partly be due to that. I keep worrying that this nbome could've fucked some part of my brain forever. It's like I'm dependent on some scientific explanation before my mind can be at ease.
 
As many others have said eat well and some good sleep! Spend your time walking, working out.

I can't comment on the NBOME question your answering but I can say I've taken 1.2mg of 25c NBOME and havent had the effects you speak of. If your looking for a scientific explanation you need to accept that you won't get one. Very, very little is known about the NBOME chemicals.

Take care my man,

One love.
 
I've also been a bit of a hypochondriac so the anxiety could partly be due to that. I keep worrying that this nbome could've fucked some part of my brain forever. It's like I'm dependent on some scientific explanation before my mind can be at ease.

Be careful. Your mind might make it real.
 
Your anxiety is causing your anxiety. Let it be, let it go and don't pay too much attention to everything that might be wrong with you. That should help. Exercise, sleep well, eat healthily and take care of yourself. :)
 
So this is not a post-nbome problem? because that shit didnt even work for me and I felt fine the few days after it but ever since I stopped blazing and got here this anxiety shit hit me hard.
 
Oh and I forgot to mention; I've NEVER had anxiety problems in the past...other than the occasional panic attack (for the right reasons, though).
 
You seem pretty anxious now if you ask me.

Forget about the NBOME. You've never had anxiety in the past because you selfmedicated with weed. Use this weed-free period to balance mind body and soul. After that you can go back to blazing, IMO.

Eat healthy, sleep healthy, start exercising.
And drink enough water !
 
Today actually went much better :) And no - I never had anxiety problems in the past,well before I started smoking weed or self-medicating with it. Guess I'm just slowly adapting to reality again since my reality the last couple of months was a "high reality" where I was suppressing terrible sadness with the herb (foolish, I know).
 
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