I didn’t think I could get addicted to weed. I was wrong – and I’m not alone

What happened

According to The Guardian’s source item, I didn’t think I could get addicted to weed. I was wrong – and I’m not alone, There are misconceptions about the addictiveness of cannabis and many users are struggling with dependency Amy knew it wasn’t great. But there she was, at the bottom of a dumpster, desperately searching for the THC vape cartridge she’d thrown away just hours earlier. Amy, 18, had previously tossed that same cartridge, known colloquially as a cart, into a public trash can. Passersby stared as she later rooted around to recover it. So she lifted the entire garbage bag and brought it back to her apartment, where she dug through a bunch of sloppy, stinking detritus before finding it and taking a grateful toke. Later that same week, she threw it into the dumpster – surely that would prevent her from going back. But she did. Continue reading…

Context

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What to watch

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Source

Primary source: I didn’t think I could get addicted to weed. I was wrong – and I’m not alone via The Guardian. VINI cites and links the source; it does not reproduce the publisher’s full article text without rights clearance.