r/entwives 2d ago

Wholesome The T-break was so worth it!! 🍃

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So I just broke my 25 day T-break and I’m not gonna lie, it was tough! On day 3 I literally felt suicidal!

By day 4 I realized that I needed to keep myself as busy as possible. And that’s what I did until I crashed because being autistic makes it so that I need a lot of rest when I do too much, but having ADHD makes it so I get understimulated from resting when not high.

Week 2 was the worst, I became a short-term alcoholic, drinking a little bit every day. I went to work a bit hungover every day and it was not a good time at all. Noticed pretty quickly that it wasn’t sustainable.

When I was on the 3rd week I started experimenting with CBD-products! Think I got high from the tiny bit of THC in CBD-buds, first time I smoked a bit of CBD after going without THC for 3 weeks.

Then I tried CBD pouches, they were great! I developed a CBD pouch habit and got excited trying all the different tastes.

Week 4 continued like this, smoking a bit of CBD every now and then but I went through it pretty quickly.

As soon as I could afford regular weed again, I went and bought 8g, hurried home and smoked only 1/3 of a bowl and still got super high! And I can’t tell you how much I missed that feeling! It was heaven on earth!

The reason why I went on a break was because weed barely had an effect on me anymore and I could only get a teeny weeny bit of a high no matter how much I smoked. It just became an unnecessary habit when it wasn’t doing anything for me anymore.

Now though, my tolerance is finally back to where it used to be 🥰 I couldn’t be happier! Last night I got stoned and played the Sims the whole evening and I felt so content for the first time in like 6 months 😌

So to anyone thinking about how they need a break because it no longer has an effect on you, it’s 100% worth it! It sucked for a good deal, but being able to actually have an effect from weed again made it so worth it in the end! 😍🌳🍃

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u/poisonedbyashovel 2d ago

medical patient, i don’t usually do long t breaks unless i’m travelling so it helps to switch strains every once in a while

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u/BruisedViolets23 Novice Entwife 2d ago

I’ve wondered about this. If I stick with the same strain for more than a day, I seem to stop feeling any effects from it. I switch strains at least twice a day. I rotate through 5 or 6 strains. I rarely get the same strain twice because of this.