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Community => Introductions => Topic started by: tintin11 on October 27, 2011, 11:32:00 PM
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Hello everyone, so I just thought to quit like no joke 20 mins ago. Its been a along time coming. I have so much great stuff going on in my life right now and can't believe I haven't quit sooner. I been chewing for about 7 years I am a young guy only 21 years old. Looking at all I have and not wanting to lose played a big part on me wanting to quit. I also have had some mouth and neck pain for a for weeks now that has started to worry me. Everyone around me has been on me to quit for years and now I too myself to quit. I don't know how this will go but I want to do it, I have done much harder things in life and ready to take this on. Anyways just a little about myself everyone have a goodnight.
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Hello everyone, so I just thought to quit like no joke 20 mins ago. Its been a along time coming. I have so much great stuff going on in my life right now and can't believe I haven't quit sooner. I been chewing for about 7 years I am a young guy only 21 years old. Looking at all I have and not wanting to lose played a big part on me wanting to quit. I also have had some mouth and neck pain for a for weeks now that has started to worry me. Everyone around me has been on me to quit for years and now I too myself to quit. I don't know how this will go but I want to do it, I have done much harder things in life and ready to take this on. Anyways just a little about myself everyone have a goodnight.
Tintin - Congrats on making a great decision.
Click on the Welcome Center near the top of the page. Read why we post roll and how to post roll. After that, post roll in the February 2012 group.
After posting roll, read Words of Wisdom, HOF speeches, and everything else on KTC.
PM me if you have any questions.
Proud to be quit with you.
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Welcome Tin. Im happy for you. Quitting is an awesome thing. Just remember, you need to want to quit for yourself. I know you can do it. I'll be counting on you to quit.
If you need anything, send me a message.
Matt
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I don't know how this will go but I want to do it, I have done much harder things in life and ready to take this on.
You've made an great step, but it doesn't sound like you're 100% committed. If there is even 1% uncertainty in you, this addiction will seek it out and exploit it to bring you back to the can.
Even the title of this intro (Day 1, He goes nothing) seems to indicate a half-hearted attempt. Quitting is EVERYTHING. It's just that simple. When I get up in the morning, I remember I am still an addict because I plan when I'm gonna post roll here. When I brush my teeth at night before bed, I remember I'm still an addict because there is no shit hung in my teeth. There are a lot of opportunities between those two, and I take advantage of every one to enjoy the pride that comes with quitting.
We've all been through some pretty tough stuff, but I can't say that there are any that were harder than this. You may be causing yourself a problem by underestimating the task at hand.
I know, regardles of what disaster hits me today, I WILL BE QUIT when tonight gets here. So, if you "Don't know how this will go", it very likely will end in failure. Get engaged... completely.
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Welcome. I'm only 33 hours in, so I won't offer too much advice. But man, I'm jealous. Wish I would have quit at 21. Great plan!
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(1) What happened?
(2) Why did it happen?
(3) more importantly ....what are you going to do differently
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Great to have you here here! This is the toughest part - getting started on your quit and getting going on the beginning of your new life. It will be a new life, trust me. YOu want have to worry about spitting and hiding your dip from people. You will talk more. You wont have that nic bitch holdng you back from doing things.
Did you get in a quit group and post roll yet?
Be strong and be glad you are now on the right track!
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I don't know how this will go but I want to do it, I have done much harder things in life and ready to take this on.
You've made an great step, but it doesn't sound like you're 100% committed. If there is even 1% uncertainty in you, this addiction will seek it out and exploit it to bring you back to the can.
Even the title of this intro (Day 1, He goes nothing) seems to indicate a half-hearted attempt. Quitting is EVERYTHING. It's just that simple. When I get up in the morning, I remember I am still an addict because I plan when I'm gonna post roll here. When I brush my teeth at night before bed, I remember I'm still an addict because there is no shit hung in my teeth. There are a lot of opportunities between those two, and I take advantage of every one to enjoy the pride that comes with quitting.
We've all been through some pretty tough stuff, but I can't say that there are any that were harder than this. You may be causing yourself a problem by underestimating the task at hand.
I know, regardles of what disaster hits me today, I WILL BE QUIT when tonight gets here. So, if you "Don't know how this will go", it very likely will end in failure. Get engaged... completely.
Chances are you are delusioned in thinking this will be easier than other things you've done. You failed at least once 4 years ago. Answer the questions.
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I don't know how this will go but I want to do it, I have done much harder things in life and ready to take this on.
You've made an great step, but it doesn't sound like you're 100% committed. If there is even 1% uncertainty in you, this addiction will seek it out and exploit it to bring you back to the can.
Even the title of this intro (Day 1, He goes nothing) seems to indicate a half-hearted attempt. Quitting is EVERYTHING. It's just that simple. When I get up in the morning, I remember I am still an addict because I plan when I'm gonna post roll here. When I brush my teeth at night before bed, I remember I'm still an addict because there is no shit hung in my teeth. There are a lot of opportunities between those two, and I take advantage of every one to enjoy the pride that comes with quitting.
We've all been through some pretty tough stuff, but I can't say that there are any that were harder than this. You may be causing yourself a problem by underestimating the task at hand.
I know, regardles of what disaster hits me today, I WILL BE QUIT when tonight gets here. So, if you "Don't know how this will go", it very likely will end in failure. Get engaged... completely.
Chances are you are delusioned in thinking this will be easier than other things you've done. You failed at least once 4 years ago. Answer the questions.
Come on tintin, i can chase you through these forums all night. 212 days thrown away for canned poison, answer the questions.
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I don't know how this will go but I want to do it, I have done much harder things in life and ready to take this on.
You've made an great step, but it doesn't sound like you're 100% committed. If there is even 1% uncertainty in you, this addiction will seek it out and exploit it to bring you back to the can.
Even the title of this intro (Day 1, He goes nothing) seems to indicate a half-hearted attempt. Quitting is EVERYTHING. It's just that simple. When I get up in the morning, I remember I am still an addict because I plan when I'm gonna post roll here. When I brush my teeth at night before bed, I remember I'm still an addict because there is no shit hung in my teeth. There are a lot of opportunities between those two, and I take advantage of every one to enjoy the pride that comes with quitting.
We've all been through some pretty tough stuff, but I can't say that there are any that were harder than this. You may be causing yourself a problem by underestimating the task at hand.
I know, regardles of what disaster hits me today, I WILL BE QUIT when tonight gets here. So, if you "Don't know how this will go", it very likely will end in failure. Get engaged... completely.
Chances are you are delusioned in thinking this will be easier than other things you've done. You failed at least once 4 years ago. Answer the questions.
Come on tintin, i can chase you through these forums all night. 212 days thrown away for canned poison, answer the questions.
Tintin11-day 1 - it's life or death
Was it a joke last time? You made it 212 days pretty solid too.
What happened?
Why Did you leave?
What will be different this time?
I stopped posting roll thinking I could do it on my own. I was feeling good and thought in had. 6 months went by and i caved got a can and started right back up. Could sit here and give sad story's why but none of that matters. I caved because I stop coming here and I got cocky.
4 years later and here I am back again. Many things of brought me back here. First being I have to quit for myself. Last time I quit for the wrongs reason and i believe that lead me to cave. Last 4 years I have medical issues (will go into detail at a later date) and was told dipping isn't helping. Two days ago my dintist told dip or my teeth(I will be having a lot of work done the next few weeks) all that on top of just being tired of dipping the waste of money the hiding it from people and planning all I do around it I am tired of if all.
On what I plan to do different this time I am still working on that game plan. I need to be more involved in my group and with other quitters I didn't have a strong support systems before and will be making one this time.
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How many bonds did you form with your quit brothers? How many numbers did you have in your cell phone? Did you post your promise to your quit brothers every day? If not why? If you are not going to take responsibility for yourself and make the commitment to your quit brothers then why should they commit to you? You will quit when you want to bad enough. If you are not ready to give everything you have and do whatever it takes you are wasting space on this site. Plain and simple. No one held you down and forced that shit into your mouth. Don't waste our time with sillyness. Get serious or get lost.
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Congrats on your 100 day milestone, here's to +1's forever more!!
Good on ya Brother Jackal!