Back in high school we had to do a lot of sneaking around to get away with using cannabis secretly.
My friends and I all had parents who were against marijuana use completely, so we often hid in the woods on the edge of town when we wanted to get high and have a good time.
We felt privileged and lucky to have access to cannabis at all, so we definitely weren’t cannabis connoisseurs at the time. As time went on, I became increasingly aware of other cannabis products out there like edibles and various forms of concentrates. Like hashish, these “wax” concentrates promised to boast high levels of THC compared to purely cannabis flower products. When I started using cannabis concentrates for the first time, it felt like I was taking a mild hallucinogen with a heavy body load. However, you quickly start to develop a tolerance and an ability to function while taking dabs of concentrates throughout the day. The tolerance of THC can develop a lot faster than most realize, leaving you spending more each month to account for your increase in marijuana consumption to get the same effects each time. I have to switch back to using cannabis flower products for a few days to help reset part of my tolerance. It will expose your brain to a different variety of terpenes and a completely different consumption method. Cannabis extracts also break the blood-brain barrier much faster than cannabis flower products as well, so your mind is naturally going to react differently. Changing your consumption methods of marijuana is one way of preventing your THC tolerance from getting out of control.