What Are Your Opinions on Marijuana Addiction?
Question by murphysmurphy: what are your opinions on marijuana addiction?
Some say you can not get addicted, some say you can, others say it depends on the person. what could a person do If they are addicted to marijuana and want to clean up since Marijuana is becoming more accepted and is treated like its no problem at all. Im not saying anything bad about Marijuana, Just asking what a person could do If they had the desire to quit, yet they at the same time also feel that they cant stop by themselves, or don’t even want to stop because the cravings are unbearable. Is there something like an AA meeting for marijuana? (please no stupid or ugly answers)
Best answer:
Answer by Gabryle
It’s always better to avoid it, It’s illegal anyway. You don’t wanna go in jail, right?
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