Sorry, but the stoner effects of marijuana do not last a month - not ever.
This is how getting high does work:
- You feel "high" for about an hour or two, maybe even three if you are a light-weight.
- You get the "munchies", while you are high.
- You get a bit of a dry-mouth, again, while you are high.
- You will most likely feel sleepy and/or foggy AFTER being high. This can last for a few hours and most people enjoy this part too.
- It's possible that you could feel a slight fogginess up to 12 hours later, but this is not experienced by everyone.
- Traces of marijuana can stay in your body for up to a month, however, unless it's the same day you used it, you will not actually feel it.
If you are concerned about these feelings you are having, then you should know that it is not the marijuana you smoked over a month ago, and you may want to consider other reasons (like depression, or SADs).
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Sorry, but the stoner effects of marijuana do not last a month - not ever.
This is how getting high does work:
- You feel "high" for about an hour or two, maybe even three if you are a light-weight.
- You get the "munchies", while you are high.
- You get a bit of a dry-mouth, again, while you are high.
- You will most likely feel sleepy and/or foggy AFTER being high. This can last for a few hours and most people enjoy this part too.
- It's possible that you could feel a slight fogginess up to 12 hours later, but this is not experienced by everyone.
- Traces of marijuana can stay in your body for up to a month, however, unless it's the same day you used it, you will not actually feel it.
If you are concerned about these feelings you are having, then you should know that it is not the marijuana you smoked over a month ago, and you may want to consider other reasons (like depression, or SADs).