Yo, peep this – introverts be out here strugglin’, while extroverts be thinkin’ they need help. But in reality, they just need some time and space to do their thang and process stuff. Some introverts might deal with anxiety, but not all of ’em. You can’t “fix” introverts by takin’ them to some fancy event or whateva. The truth has more layers than an onion, and weed might actually help some of ’em out.
Introverts prefer chill vibes to concentrate, take their sweet time makin’ decisions, feel cozy dolo, and get hella drained after hangin’ with a crowd. Some folks might think they shy or quiet, which is true for some but definitely not all.
Research shows that introverted peeps tend to have higher anxiety levels. But not every introvert got social anxiety disorder or social phobia. Social anxiety disorder is like major nervousness, fear, or stress in social situations or even just thinkin’ about ’em. It’s like next level worry about social stuff. The good news is that cannabis can help introverts be more social and mingle with the crew.
Events, whether they big or small, are a way to explore fresh ideas, meet potential homies or baes, and connect with new faces. Sometimes you just gotta show up for work functions even if you ain’t feelin’ it. In this era of legalization, more introverts are bein’ open about microdosing as a way to handle social situations. Now, weed ain’t a one-size-fits-all solution and too much of it can amp up anxiety. Microdosing is like takin’ 2.5-5mg at a time, which is like half or quarter of a gummy.
But cannabis don’t change who you are at the core – it just helps you step outta your usual thought patterns. It lets you explore new experiences without overthinkin’ every little detail. The main psychoactive element in weed, THC, activates the pleasure centers in your brain – like when you grub on bomb food or gettin’ down with bae. Consuming weed releases dopamine in your brain, givin’ you that chill, happy vibe.
If you wanna give it a shot, start slow and see how it vibes with you. If you dealin’ with social anxiety, it might be smart to chat with a health pro first.