damn i want to smoke!
i've quit for 8 months now, and though i don't feel like smoking all the time, the "want" is coming back for some reason...
damn! i thought i kicked it!
damn! i thought i kicked it!
Originally posted by mingster
i've quit for 8 months now, and though i don't feel like smoking all the time, the "want" is coming back for some reason...
damn! i thought i kicked it!
i've quit for 8 months now, and though i don't feel like smoking all the time, the "want" is coming back for some reason...
damn! i thought i kicked it!
Same here. I quit last November so it has ben 8-9 months although most of my friends smoke so it makes me want one really bad from time to time. Specially being unemployed right now and being stuck in my shitty, boring town does not help either. I hope this goes away, I do not want to start all over again.
After this long, it ain't the cigarettes you're craving, it's the satisfaction you associate with them. Find something that satisfies you and do that instead. It will have the same effect.
BTW, one satisfying thing to do is add up how much money you've saved in those eight months.
BTW, one satisfying thing to do is add up how much money you've saved in those eight months.
Originally posted by jschmidt
After this long, it ain't the cigarettes you're craving, it's the satisfaction you associate with them.
After this long, it ain't the cigarettes you're craving, it's the satisfaction you associate with them.
Hang in there and know that turning back will just make it worse next time. Although this is a simple exercise in self control for some I know it is a huge struggle of withdrawal for others.
Good luck. It is great to be free in the end.
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Hey Richard - hang in there guy. I'm a damned poster child for the dumb butts who finally get the guts to quit and then start back up.
No stuff - quit for 13 flippin' years and got into a stressful situation (involving booze, a great blues concert, and a hot woman, of course) and decided to have "just one". Yeah, right.
Now I'm right back where I started so long ago. Been puffin' away now for almost two years. Have finally worked up the courage to try again. Target date is the last of this month and I've set up a number of big time barriers to backsliding.
Wish me luck guy and more power to ya.
Jack
No stuff - quit for 13 flippin' years and got into a stressful situation (involving booze, a great blues concert, and a hot woman, of course) and decided to have "just one". Yeah, right.
Now I'm right back where I started so long ago. Been puffin' away now for almost two years. Have finally worked up the courage to try again. Target date is the last of this month and I've set up a number of big time barriers to backsliding.
Wish me luck guy and more power to ya.
Jack
Richard, I know what you are going through. Quiting was the hardest thing I have ever done. It took me almost 2 years to finally get over the craving. I would chew gum, eat a lifesaver, anything to take my mind off the cigarettes. It was worth it. I now can't stand to be around cigarette smoke. It makes me sick and burns my eyes. I haven't smoked in 17 years and my health is excellent.
Just hang in there. It will get better. Good luck.
Don
Just hang in there. It will get better. Good luck.
Don




