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After 7 years....Damn.....Tech retires from Chronic. (I got ta do it!)

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King Tech Quadafi:
*downs third cup of coffee today*

Nah Don Rizzle I aint jackin ya shit, but props to u cuz I feel ya pain.

Now....many many moons ago Tech was a young punk doing what young punks do and thus, this is what led to his encounter with chronic. 14 years old, hangin out on the block, bunnin spliffs.

Now over the last 7 years my life has changed tremendously. I lost weight and got into bad azz shape. Started getting pussy on a regular basis. Liked school, hated school, damn near dropped out of school, only to come back and get honours. I went to University, left alot of that hood shit alone. Cut out alot of peeps I used to kick it with. Ive changed emotionally, physically spiritually and mentally.
A big evolution has happened over the last 7 years (as it should).

But man, these days that quarter life crisis started bothering a playa. The chronic every day habit that has worked for years, and which I have been able to incorporate and balance with the rest of my crazy life, cannot happen anymore. Its not the same. Were not kids no more. If u have semblance of high expectations at some point u come to that fork in the road and u gotta roll one way.

2 months ago I kicked cigarettes to the curb. Now its chronics turn. Monday night I smoked my final blunt at 1:46 am (technically Tues) bumping All Eyez On Me, and finished the last bit of chronic inhalement to Roger Troutmans "City of Commmpptttooooonn"

Im gonna save money, get in better shape, improve my health, improve my ambition and passion, possibly increase my social activity, remove my eye bags, kill my sleep and eating habits......but I am definitely mournful and this is a very tragic and traumatic experience.

I was in love with Mary Jane, and sweety, getting over you is gonna hurt.

*leaves thread sobbing*
*painfully, reluctantly and tearfully embraces adulthood*

Don Rizzle:
well done i hope it motivates you do things better for yourself i know it did for me.

Lincoln:
Good luck man.

Sikotic™:
That take heart man. Congrats. I know I gotta get ym eating habits n shit like that in order myself.

jeromechickenbone:
Well good luck to you.  I went through the exact same shit.  I graduated from college, lost 30 lbs., gave up all tobacco, only drink on weekends.  I graduated 2 years ago, worked for a bank, completely on the straight and narrow - gotten promotions / raises, really upped my value at work. I'm gonna build my stock value a little higher, then start interviewing for other jobs and use it as some leverage to see how much $$$ my current employers will pay me.  I bought a 2005 loaded 4Runner in July, which is the shit.  Its a good ass feeling to have all this stuff as a direct effect of puttin up with school, and being dedicated to bein successful.  And with all this bein constant...






I'M IN LOVE WITH MARY JANE, SHE'S MY MAIN THING!

For real, i love the shit more than i did a few years back.  It makes me focused as a mother fucker - doesn't make me lazy.  I'm more likely to mow my lawn high then lay on the couch all day.  Much props for changing your life around - you'll never regret doing it.  But for me, i don't see me giving up Mary for a while. Peace

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