u/West-Firefighter-568

I have been climbing indoor for 15 months. Generally 3x a week for the first 13 months, 2-3 hour long session. Recently I have increased that to volume to 3-4x a week (every other day) for 3-4 hours. Usually about an hour of warm up into limit bouldering attempts. My grade has risen extremely quickly in the last two months, but I know this is unsustainable and I may already be injured.

I am 6'2.5" (189cm) and weigh 160 pounds (72.5kg), if it is relevant.

Yesterday I went to try hangboarding at the beginning of my session and discovered that a 30mm deadhang for 10 seconds took real effort. I could only do a 25mm edge for 8 seconds.

I was able to do 3 pull ups on a 17mm edge just five months into climbing, so ten months ago. I went to try it again on the same doorframe recently and was too scared to even lift my feet off the ground cause it felt very uncomfortable to do so.

I never notice any pain when climbing, or outside of it. Even after the terrible hangboarding results I hopped on the TB2 after an hour of easy climbing and was climbing V4 classics and very close to V5 classics (40 degrees).

I am going to take the next two weeks off, at minimum, of hard/board climbing and just focus on footwork on easy problems. However I am a bit worried that my fingers are already injured and this won't be something I can quickly bounce back from.

I am a beginner climber, been climbing about 15 months. I climb around V4-V5 on TB2 to give you an idea of the stuff I am climbing. Only climb indoor.
Within the last 3 weeks since I bought a pair of (discounted, luckily) Arpia V's, I've probably spent about 40 hours in the gym. No hole yet, but rubber is nearly worn down to the bottom. I genuinely have no idea what I am doing so poorly. My first pair of shoes lasted about 6 months, about 156 hours in the gym before they had a hole.
I don't really know what to do because I can't really afford to replace/resole my shoes every month. I suppose the advice is going to be to only climb easy stuff until my technique improves, but that seems like it will take years before my technique and strength align.

So I just started taking Wellbutrin 4 days ago.
I keep sitting on my PC late at night and thinking "damn im so high"
And then I realize I haven't actually smoked any weed yet
Is this normal?