I thought it was helpful going to an anger management seminar while I was a college student.

I had never blown up at a person before, but I self-diagnosed myself as having repressed anger related to the stressors that consumed me in university.

Instead of releasing the anger externally, I would bottle it up and allow myself to feel terrible for long periods of time. In the end, I would become fatigued and it would make it even harder to get my work done. If I wouldn’t complete my work, it would perpetuate the cycle like a positive feedback loop. Around this time I started using cannabis again after quitting when I was a senior in undergraduate school. At the time the weed was making it hard for me to stay focused throughout the day, in part because I could only get a hold of indica strains of cannabis. They naturally fed into chronic fatigue and I had to stop using the plant altogether. However, around the time I started consuming marijuana again, I decided to try a pure CBD product on a whim after seeing them at the cannabis dispensary. The CBD did exactly what the label said it would—enveloping me in a warm blanket of calmness and body relaxation. After this positive CBD experience, I decided to start using it daily to combat my stress and anger issues. Thus far my CBD products are working wonders for my mental health, leaving me wondering how much they could benefit the rest of the population if everyone took CBD, regardless of their disposition. I think that a small dose is gentle enough to benefit even children without a negative side effect.
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