Update: 28/30 days!
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Update: 28/30 days!

Update to my last post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Petioles/s/aUffRzJWEe

Almost at 30 days! Not a huge fan of the color scheme I have going on but these are the pens I had lol. I don’t have cravings at this point per se, but I do miss getting high. I’m struggling with whether or not I want to get high to celebrate, or if I should try to keep going. I think I want to try to keep going. Part of me wonders if I can have a good, moderated relationship with weed or if it’s better for me to stop for a much longer period of time (I’m thinking 90 days - a year) and to make it only a few times a year kind of thing.

I have noticed a lot of positive changes:

- Vivid dreams came back almost immediately in the first week, but surprisingly got MUCH more vivid, complex and frequent starting just this week.

-I have had the motivation to journal every day or every other day. I started a learning a new art medium.

- My bedtime routine was almost non existent while smoking, but now it’s much easier to wind down in the evenings and go to bed at a reasonable time. I found this surprising because I always have said that weed “helps me sleep”. I’m now realizing how much it’s held me back from developing healthy nighttime habits.

- My emotions are not as numbed. I laugh more freely and feel things more deeply. Therapy sessions feel more productive because of this, and because I’m actually able to remember more of what I experienced and felt during the week.

- My short term memory is much better. A lot less embarrassing moments with people close to me where I forgot something important that they told me.

- I have these moments where I feel intensely giggly and “high”, which I attribute to my brain starting to become more sensitive to my natural cannabinoids. I had kinda forgotten that these feelings are normal while sober, but that being high frequently made it so I could only feel those ways while high, if that makes sense.

- I appreciate the sober experience so much more. Food tastes better in the sense that I’m not just fulfilling high cravings and gorging myself, I’m actually experiencing the flavor. I can appreciate things more for how they really are.

There’s probably some more stuff I’m forgetting but this is the stuff I’ve primarily noticed!

u/pnweiner — 4 days ago
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Does anyone else have an out-of-body experience listening to “Listen” or is it just me

I don’t see this one talked about as much because it’s mostly instrumental. I feel like it’s incredibly underrated… it’s probably in my top 3 Djo songs. I seriously get chills whenever I hear it (especially with good headphones)!

Djo’s lyrics are awesome and it’s a big part of what I love about his music, but this song really flexes his musical creativity imo.

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u/pnweiner — 23 days ago
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Wish me luck…

Made my own “unfuck yourself” since I don’t have a printer.

I told myself I was gonna start last night, and then someone offered me a joint and I caved like a house of cards. Was pretty disappointed in myself, so I spent sometime making this and reflecting on why I want to stop (for now) and reduce my use long term. I find myself getting so nervous about doing this for reasons I can’t fully articulate. I also have a trip coming up… I’m going somewhere I usually smoke a lot so that will be a challenge. 90 days was too daunting of a commitment but I’m hoping that by the time I get to 30 days it’ll give me some motivation to keep going.

If anyone has any tips or thoughts they want to share I would really appreciate it. Love this community, it’s really helped me!

ETA: thank you so much for all the lovely supportive comments (and compliments on my handwriting lol, it’s always been a bit of a hyper fixation of mine). I’m also happy to see that it inspired some of you :)))

u/pnweiner — 1 month ago

Hey!!! If you love finding unique, niche corners of this amazing city, want to share your fun photos from walks, or just want to test how well you know the streets of Philly, please join us at r/WhereInPhilly!

I created r/WhereInPhilly to encourage people to notice all the cool small details around us that often get overlooked. It’s basically geoguessing for Philly :)

I love the vibe in this sub and would appreciate it so much if you guys could check out my new creation and maybe post a photo or two to help get us started.

Thank you! 💜

(Mods, if this kind of post isn’t allowed please let me know and I will take it down)

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u/pnweiner — 2 months ago
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Hey! I just made a sub called r/WhereInPhilly and thought some people on here might be interested. The idea is to encourage people to look closer at Philly and maybe learn something new about our city! There is so much amazing art and little undiscovered corners of the city that I come across on a daily basis so I was inspired to make the sub.

Excited to see everyone’s niche Philly observations!

(Also sorry if posts like this aren’t allowed, let me know and I will take it down)

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u/pnweiner — 2 months ago

New flair - "Solved!"

Hi guys! Thanks for joining our sub! We are adding a flair for posts that have been solved. Please change the flair on your post to "Solved!" when someone in the comments correctly names the location (as well as responding to the commenter who got it!) If you make a "Quizzing" post and no one is guessing correctly after a while, please provide a hint or two in the comments. if no one guesses after 1 month, we ask that you comment that answer and change the flair to "Solved!"

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u/pnweiner — 2 months ago

👋Welcome to r/WhereInPhilly - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

Hey everyone! I'm u/pnweiner, a founding moderator of r/WhereInPhilly.

In this sub we encourage curiosity about our beautiful city! Whether you are searching for a specific Philly spot and want some Reddit sleuths on your side, or just want to quiz others for fun - we're excited to have you join us!

What to Post:

Photos of Philly that are from a mystery location or somewhat ambiguous. Original photos preferred. If you are posting a photo or screen-cap from elsewhere, please specify the original source.

If your photo includes cross streets and/or business names it doesn’t belong here! C’mon, a google search of these details will probably give you the answer. ONE exception to this: if the photo is old and the businesses or streets have changed/been renamed, feel free to post, but please provide an approximate year in the title.

Community Vibe

We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting. Not sure how it would come up (and it should go without saying), but NO BIGOTS ALLOWED. If we see you, you will be called out and banned. Philly style.

Other than that, there are no hard rules about commenting - we want you to have fun conversations about these places and learn new things!

How to Get Started

  1. Introduce yourself in the comments below.

  2. If you know the city really well, post a photo to quiz others. If you just visited and can’t remember where you were when you took that photo, post it and ask!

  3. If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.

  4. Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, so feel free to reach out to me to apply.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Let’s make r/WhereInPhilly the next fun and educational Philly sub.

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u/pnweiner — 2 months ago