I've noticed a little bit of discussion on this recently. Let's face it: growing weed is a lonely lifestyle.
We can't discuss what we do, but it goes deeper than that. I assume many of us are young and single; how do we answer that ever dramatic "so what do you do?" question? Personally, I'm VERY selective with those whom I associate myself with socially, and even then it pains me to make up some bullshit.
People who I have been friends with for years I can no longer identify with; they have taken the path more heavily trodden and have abdicated themselves to the corporate 9-5 lifestyle. In this sense (especially with the prevalency of people who submit to corporate slavery), it is hard to even find people who aren't annoying or dull to be around. There is a very severe scarcity of people who are even worth interacting with.
Sure, we have our community here, but this is a mere virtual escape. When we snap back to reality, we find ourselves again in that same uncanny world void of people who understand, sympathize with, and empathize with us. Even if a few might, it is too risky to disclose our true selves.
I love what I do, and I won't give it up. Nonetheless, it is a very lonely lifestyle. From having to keep everyone at a distance to the ongoing war on cash, it is increasingly isolating.
/rant. Feel free to share your experiences or discuss.
We can't discuss what we do, but it goes deeper than that. I assume many of us are young and single; how do we answer that ever dramatic "so what do you do?" question? Personally, I'm VERY selective with those whom I associate myself with socially, and even then it pains me to make up some bullshit.
People who I have been friends with for years I can no longer identify with; they have taken the path more heavily trodden and have abdicated themselves to the corporate 9-5 lifestyle. In this sense (especially with the prevalency of people who submit to corporate slavery), it is hard to even find people who aren't annoying or dull to be around. There is a very severe scarcity of people who are even worth interacting with.
Sure, we have our community here, but this is a mere virtual escape. When we snap back to reality, we find ourselves again in that same uncanny world void of people who understand, sympathize with, and empathize with us. Even if a few might, it is too risky to disclose our true selves.
I love what I do, and I won't give it up. Nonetheless, it is a very lonely lifestyle. From having to keep everyone at a distance to the ongoing war on cash, it is increasingly isolating.
/rant. Feel free to share your experiences or discuss.