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Did not smoke up for a year after graduation. Frankly, that was a stupid decision - coping with all the stress and the completely changed life (and lifestyle) would had been easier if I could relax with a joint once a week.
Now, I smoke up once in 2-3 weeks, mostly with friends or occasionally alone/with my SO after a dense week. It hasn't affected my work in any manner. It hadn't affected my grades or social circle in college in any manner. Overall, I find it a decent recreational activity to chill with - the key is that you have to balance your normal life along with it, like with any other recreational activity (say, gaming, partying, or whatever helps you cope with this profession).
I started with 2-3 joints a week to now 4-5 joints a day.
I tried quitting but, even though i never faced any physical symptoms, i felt like i am missing that spark in my life that i used to have before i became an addict.
I am usually more depressed and sad as compared to my pre addiction mental state.
My friends tried to make me quit but i always shrugged them off saying that its not bad for my health, and I'm not an addict, i can quit smoking anytime, you dont have to tell me what to do.
To be honest,
I sometimes feel slight pain in my lungs while coughing (might be inflammation from all the vaping and smoking up). My sports performance has reached it's lowest point now. I am ashamed of myself, I'm depressed and need help but can't ask for it as I myself keep denying every help my frends offer me.
I wasted two years of my college life in smoking and now I'm mentally retarded, weak, full of regrets and sadness and to deal with it, i have to smoke more which is not a viable solution for health in the long term.
Sorry to share my story, but if you take away anything from my story,
It'll be this -
Do not ever get into smoking, nd if you do, make sure that you have a self checking mechanism in place, or else, you'll become a a looser, and an unhealthy living corpse who is lifeless without weed.
P.S. - if you think or believe smoking weed is not harmful , then you are either too ignorant, too dumb(livin in a rainbow world), too brainwashed (by weed smokers' logic), or you are lying to yourself too much.
Read some real research based studies, educate and be honest to yourself.
Being in a law firm for a long term doesn't make sense to me. That's why I started investigating since I was A0. I'm A4 now and have accumulated corpus of around around 35/40 lakhs. Will switch to Tier 1 and grind my ass off for two years. To ensure that I'm happy during those 2 years, I'll rely on weed, friends and s**.
Post that I will only use these things to relish life