Biscuithead 710 is Correct . It ' s so mild though that you could say it ' s not withdrawal . It ' s just like anything else that you consume a lot of and suddenly stop . since everybody loves food I ' ll use food as an example . You eat a lot everyday , then one day eat nothing . You starve , you get angry . Any change from your bodies balance can cause issues . It can literally happen with anything . When you ' re used to doing something so often , your body adapts to that . I mean , even coffee withdrawal is magnitudes worse than cannabis withdrawal . What you ' re feeling is the endocannabinoid system in your body emptying it ' s receptor sites , as your body slowly starts producing it ' s own endocannabinoids again . Yes , our bodies produce cannabinoids . Different , but similar to the cannabis plant . You might find some information about anandamide interesting . Anandamide is one of the feel good or feelings of well being neurotransmitters in our brains . It ' s a cannabinoid structurally similar to THC . When we smoke , we produce less anandamide , and less of any endocannabinoids that are similar to whatever the plants constituents are . When we stop , our body slowly adjusts back to normal . Yes , completely 100 % normal . A lot of it is a mental thing . I ' ve beaten it , it takes time though . Well , maybe I shouldn ' t say beaten , because I never experienced withdrawal , and I ' ve stopped innumerable times . Hope this answer is satisfactory !