Yeah, that's NOT the weed. That's a chemical imbalance in your own mind. Not being mean, being honest here. You have to go see a professional about this.
Trust me, unless those brownies were laced with something other than weed, it ISN'T the brownies man.
The rush of emotions before you tried them, and the dullness afterwards, suggests some form of depression, possibly Bipolar or even BPD or Sociopathy. You need to get yourself checked out. Seriously.
The effects of weed do not, ever, EVER last longer than 6 hours. And (this was medically proven), the reason you feel slightly blank and "stupid" after you smoke or eat weed isn't because it kills braincells. In fact, it's the opposite- it creates new, blank cells, ready to be used. It actually gives you a bigger capacity for learning. The problem with that, is, it usually helps the unconscious mind learn things. There is a part of the brain that you use when you get high that you normally don't use when you're sober. Hence the memory loss.
It also works in reverse- some of the parts of your brain that are active when you're sober aren't active when you're high. It also releases chemicals that are released when you are fighting illness, hence the hunger and feeling tired, and the slight giddiness that comes with it, like you're on lots of cold medicine.
i still feel high, even tho i ate the weed in november
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Yeah, that's NOT the weed. That's a chemical imbalance in your own mind. Not being mean, being honest here. You have to go see a professional about this.
Trust me, unless those brownies were laced with something other than weed, it ISN'T the brownies man.
The rush of emotions before you tried them, and the dullness afterwards, suggests some form of depression, possibly Bipolar or even BPD or Sociopathy. You need to get yourself checked out. Seriously.
The effects of weed do not, ever, EVER last longer than 6 hours. And (this was medically proven), the reason you feel slightly blank and "stupid" after you smoke or eat weed isn't because it kills braincells. In fact, it's the opposite- it creates new, blank cells, ready to be used. It actually gives you a bigger capacity for learning. The problem with that, is, it usually helps the unconscious mind learn things. There is a part of the brain that you use when you get high that you normally don't use when you're sober. Hence the memory loss.
It also works in reverse- some of the parts of your brain that are active when you're sober aren't active when you're high. It also releases chemicals that are released when you are fighting illness, hence the hunger and feeling tired, and the slight giddiness that comes with it, like you're on lots of cold medicine.