RobotRipping
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^i agree, however i smoked jwh-250 for quite a few months and didn't have any issues when i quit, kind of strange.
I think for benzos the physical withdrawals are insanely awful. But it is true that the mental addiction will always drive you back to the same place of misery. The physical withdrawal also lasts from 1 month - 1 year or more, so pretty much coincides with the mental addiction and they are hard to separate.
For opiates, the mental addiction is much worse, the cravings are intense and impossible to ignore for me. The actual withdrawal sucks but it's not impossible. The PAWS are the absolute worst part of it.
For stimulants, the cravings are more intense than opiates for me. I don't even like stimulants yet still crave them for some reason. I love that rush but hate the comedown and anxiety, yet they still have a pull on me. There is pretty much no physical withdrawal other than fatigue and depression which are probably just rebound effects.
for cannabis; i quit 3-4 months ago now and i had no physical withdrawal this time (although in the past i have). However i still crave to get high now. especially before i go to watch a tv show, movie or play a video game. I just want to get high first and have a lot of fun. However cannabis makes me panic, feel terrible and feel mentally unstable. My gf still smokes though and i'm always around it so that probably doesn't help. I guess i just crave the small shift in consciousness to make things more fun/interesting.
so my answer: it depends on the substance.
I think for benzos the physical withdrawals are insanely awful. But it is true that the mental addiction will always drive you back to the same place of misery. The physical withdrawal also lasts from 1 month - 1 year or more, so pretty much coincides with the mental addiction and they are hard to separate.
For opiates, the mental addiction is much worse, the cravings are intense and impossible to ignore for me. The actual withdrawal sucks but it's not impossible. The PAWS are the absolute worst part of it.
For stimulants, the cravings are more intense than opiates for me. I don't even like stimulants yet still crave them for some reason. I love that rush but hate the comedown and anxiety, yet they still have a pull on me. There is pretty much no physical withdrawal other than fatigue and depression which are probably just rebound effects.
for cannabis; i quit 3-4 months ago now and i had no physical withdrawal this time (although in the past i have). However i still crave to get high now. especially before i go to watch a tv show, movie or play a video game. I just want to get high first and have a lot of fun. However cannabis makes me panic, feel terrible and feel mentally unstable. My gf still smokes though and i'm always around it so that probably doesn't help. I guess i just crave the small shift in consciousness to make things more fun/interesting.
so my answer: it depends on the substance.