Why don't you nurse every single joint for as long as needed? In other words, smoke it extra slow so that the stone is more gradual and you don't end up being hit with a heavy stone too fast.
There doesn't tend to be many if any physical side-effects of withdrawal from weed as far as I know, just psychological effects (mainly depression & increased anxiety).
Skunk is a little different from ordinary weed as it is chemically altered and can gradually bring about unwanted side effects so perhaps you should cut that out and stick to the pure stuff to see if the twitching goes away.
I get the twitching but only in uncomfortable situations when I'm stoned (such as sitting with people I don't or barely know).
OR take the big leap and quit! I dunno. Update and let us know how you get on =)
is it time to quit?
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Why don't you nurse every single joint for as long as needed? In other words, smoke it extra slow so that the stone is more gradual and you don't end up being hit with a heavy stone too fast.
There doesn't tend to be many if any physical side-effects of withdrawal from weed as far as I know, just psychological effects (mainly depression & increased anxiety).
Skunk is a little different from ordinary weed as it is chemically altered and can gradually bring about unwanted side effects so perhaps you should cut that out and stick to the pure stuff to see if the twitching goes away.
I get the twitching but only in uncomfortable situations when I'm stoned (such as sitting with people I don't or barely know).
OR take the big leap and quit! I dunno. Update and let us know how you get on =)