you sir, you just made my day hahahahahaha

Well, I'd probably only be fooling myself if I said there was NO addiction involved, but to be fair, if I stop smoking cannabis, I'm a little grumpy for a day and that's the extent of my withdrawals so I can't be all that big of a junky. Quitting tobacco, for me was 1000 times harder.

To answer your question though... my daily cannabis use is motivated mainly by just loving to be high on cannabis. I know it's probably a shallow answer but it's the truth. I spend plenty of time high, but I spend plenty of time not high too. It's all good.

that's why I was asking...people are addicted to the feeling of it and not to the substance, the body doesn't crave it like you're coming out of an exam...or even better before going in an exam and your body is like...I HAVE TO SMOKE A BOWL...it can wait, tobacco on the other hand, harder to control...

just because an addiction is purely psychological doesn't mean it is less powerful.

i have been addicted to physically addictive substances (including tobacco) and, for me, quitting those were much easier than taking a only a break off of cannabis. i suppose it really just depends on the person at the end of the day.

have to agree on that one