Actually, yes. I used to be stoned constantly, as often as physically possible, every single day for 3 years straight. I was always high- and if I wasn't high, I was plotting and stressing about the next time I could get high. My entire life was spent in a haze. It was fun and interesting in a lot of ways, but over time as my tolerance grew, the negative affects my consumption was having on my life became more pronounced. I was forgetful, passive, disorganized, my diet was poor, I reeked of pot constantly, I was paranoid fairly often in the later stages, and my family and friends often complained about how "out of it" I was when I spent time with them because I could only socialize while high. In the past 3 months, I've drastically cut my consumption. I've gone from smoking 3.5-7 grams a day to one to two hits a day, if even that. It's been wonderful, tbh.
At first, I felt extremely bored and disoriented and...disenchanted with life while sober because the weed amplified all of my senses, but that apathy has faded with time; I now find myself enjoying life mostly sober with a clear head. I'm able to process my thoughts more clearly as well as streamline my daily routine so that I can function with less chaos and confusion.
The downside (in a way) is that the weed was numbing a LOT of emotional pain and repressed trauma, so now that I'm sober most of the time, wave after wave of unprocessed emotions keep surfacing. It feels never-ending and is a big contributor to my suicidal thoughts. The amount of pain I was suppressing with weed is astounding. Now that I'm not numbing myself anymore, I'm being bombarded with it.
So, yeah. It's extremely complicated, but overall life is better for me sober for the most part, with a little bit of weed interspersed each day as a bonus.
