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How many of you work, and are addicted to noids? How do you function at work while smoking noids? How is your social life?

So recently me and my S/O have just been getting away from a noid habit. That we held down while working... But i feel like we lucked out so hard due to the timing of it all.

Basically, how it went down everyday was like a very set schedule. We both worked 2nd shift, about 12pm to 8pm (give or take for overtime, etc). Basically if all we did was smoke during the time we had off, went immediately to bed for about 4 hours, wake up, and were able to stay stable enough for just barely 8 hours and immediately went and copped after work (noid blends are available in trap houses akin to heroin or crack in my town) but come the days when the traps were out, or you got burned with garbage untreated leaf, you were in for a near heroin like w/d and most likely had to call off the next day unless we were lucky enough to find a secondary plug for the night.

This schedule went on for about a year until the we could no longer stand the fact that every single dollar and hour we had free went to smoking, nodding, and subsequently burning all our clothes with blunts.

It's doable, but it sucks and is miserable.

edit: Absolutely NO social life, unless you consider your dealer a friend... I do not.

I'm 34, have a degree and a full time job and am taking classes related to my field to further my education/professional acumen. I smoked noids from feb '18 until april/may of '18, quitting around the time that TheNoidsElite imploded. I was smoking a commercial blend that rhymes with "sister aggie" that I've heard contains FUB-AMB. Before that, the only noids I'd smoked were back in the JWH-018/073 days, which I remembered being pretty weed-like and having no real w/ds or any associated problems.

The 2018 noid experience I had was not good. I started small, weakest potency blend taking single, tiny hits, and it felt pretty weedlike, I liked it despite noticing that it made being social more difficult. I'm a social person with a quick wit/sense of humor, and I noticed my joke quality went downhill and even basic conversations were hard to keep up with when I was high. It quickly turned into daily use, smoking more at a time and moving up a potency level on the blends. It made it hard to concentrate in school resulting in me dropping my class. I blamed my professor at the time, but it was my brain not working right.

Then I noticed the fiendishness when I ran out and since it was all through the mail, I just had to wait. It was exciting getting drugs in my mailbox, but that was the only exciting thing about it. When I ran out, I felt horrible, uncomfortable in my own skin, depressed, etc.

Then I started noticing weird & sinister mental problems: mood swings, becoming angry for no reason and having trouble controlling it, depression, loss of interest in things I liked and being social, etc. I decided to quit because thing weren't looking good, and I felt nasty for around a week, then started slowly feeling like myself again. Rx benzos (lorazapam) and alcohol helped me get through it, as well as taking big doses of melatonin to help me sleep. I've been noid free for a while now and am back to normal. I am thankful I didn't smoke it for longer than I did because I don't know what further problems it would've caused or if they'd have gone away completely, it was bad news.

I still sub here because I find it interesting, but it's also a little disturbing. These current noids are scary. Sorry for the long essay, I wish you all the best.

I only smoked noids because of probation, weed is my DOC and works great for me, btw

Straight A 16 credit semester college student and I work full time as a waiter

Function fine st work and school high try not to go to school blasted or st least I don’t smoke throughout the day or try not to, social life is great no one does it friends care but won’t do anything and my girl doesn’t care either she smokes real weed not the same but yeah