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4/8/2015 11:37:03 PM
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Unless the abused substance has psychically addictive properties. Withdrawals aren't all in your mind.
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Yes they are, literally everything is in your mind
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You clearly don't know much about drugs. Almost all other drugs are actually physically addictive meaning your body will have reactions without the state of mind. This is not the case for marijuana
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You clearly don't know much about biology since literally everything happens in your brain
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Edited by Princess Gryphon: 4/9/2015 3:17:56 AMThe weed develops a link with your brain. Brain releases certain chemicals upon smoking weed due to chemicals that come in though it. Brain likes that. Brain gets addicted. Brain [b]and body [/b]get used to that. Break it and body has a violent reaction without it because [u][b][i]IT'S DESIGNED TO ADDICT YOUR ENTIRE BODY THOUGH YOUR BRAIN[/i][/b][/u] [spoiler]You are partly correct. You entire body gets addicted, however, it starts in the brain.[/spoiler]
