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Re: My boss
« Reply #7 on: July 07, 2014, 07:46:00 AM »
Taylor, you gonna post roll and quit with us? Are you still quit and nic free today? Help us help you.
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Re: My boss
« Reply #6 on: July 06, 2014, 11:17:00 AM »
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Just an honest thought as an addict like you and everyone else here. It's more than the money wasted. If Kodiak went up to 10 bucks a can, I still would have purchased it. I am an addict.

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Re: My boss
« Reply #5 on: July 06, 2014, 11:05:00 AM »
Just an honest thought as an addict like you and everyone else here. It's more than the money wasted. If Kodiak went up to 10 bucks a can, I still would have purchased it. I am an addict.

Dig deeper foreven more motivation and declaration of your quit.
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Re: My boss
« Reply #4 on: July 06, 2014, 09:41:00 AM »
Hey Taylor, we've all been there and came out better men on the other side by facing it down and stepping up. It's gonna take a little while and some dedication but man, is it worth it. Check out the welcome center and get yourself on roll. Your promise and a little intestinal fortitude is all you need today and each day forward. Shout if you have any questions or need to vent! We're right by your side for the most part but watch your back around gmann.

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Re: My boss
« Reply #3 on: July 06, 2014, 09:19:00 AM »
You got one thing strait right out of the gates...this is the hardest thing you'll ever do. But...I can also tell you it is the best and one of the most gratifying things you'll ever do. I'm a bit older than you and have gotten married and have 2 kids. On the scale of most gratifying things I've done, this ranks above both of those. Why? 1) being quit gives me the freedom to enjoy my kids and family 2) being quit gives me peace of mind that I may be here a bit longer for them 3) I fucking hate nicotine and I'm so glad to be quit today.

Most of us would love to have pulled the trigger and had the smarts to quit at age 25. Be forewarned however, about 33% of people who quit here make it to day 100. The % of those under age 25 who are successful is extremely low, under 5-10%. So if you're serious about this, be the anomaly...the the successful 25 year old quitter so you can enjoy all that stuff I mentioned above, much earlier in life. How do you do this...re-read Wastepanel's post and Post roll.
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Re: My boss
« Reply #2 on: July 06, 2014, 02:17:00 AM »
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I absolutely loved high school. I loved going to class, especially agriculture because I could get outside instead of in that cold class room. I was 15 my freshman year when I tried dip. I have been addicted ever since...which makes it almost 10 years since I just turned 25. Quitting this shit is the hardest thing ive ever had to face! I come up with every excuse to cheat its so pathetic. It's so simple And yet so hard. I have a routine that I'm having to change and it hurts and is uncomfortable to change it. I get a dip in the morning..keep it in for a few hours, eat lunch, get a dip right after, get a couple after that, eat dinner and get at least 2 after that before I go to bed...that adds up to about 60 bucks a week!!! It's time to suck it up or shut up!
You can do this.

First of all, take a deep breath and declare that you are quit. Say it out loud. Tell your woman. Stand in a mirror and tell yourself. Be proud.

Now, if you want some help in keeping that promise, wander on over to your new quit group. There, you will be quitting side by side with other quitters going through the exact same thing you are. They all have quit recently like you, but there are tons of veteran quitters just jumping to help you out as well. Post your promise there (i.e. roll call), and buckle up: It is both your battle cry and your cry for help.

You see, quitting is possible with the help of some good friends. We're not the kind of friends that will tell you that you acted "normal" when you were using and that "you should go back to it". Nah. Hard truths. You don't need nicotine. No excuses.

Take a look around. You should read as much as you can. Drink tons of water, and exercise. Try to limit your caffeine tomorrow. If you run into a crave, we're here to help. Post about it, pop into chat, or call a brother.

You can do this because I am doing it.
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Offline Taylor DeVane

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My boss
« on: July 06, 2014, 12:51:00 AM »
I absolutely loved high school. I loved going to class, especially agriculture because I could get outside instead of in that cold class room. I was 15 my freshman year when I tried dip. I have been addicted ever since...which makes it almost 10 years since I just turned 25. Quitting this shit is the hardest thing ive ever had to face! I come up with every excuse to cheat its so pathetic. It's so simple And yet so hard. I have a routine that I'm having to change and it hurts and is uncomfortable to change it. I get a dip in the morning..keep it in for a few hours, eat lunch, get a dip right after, get a couple after that, eat dinner and get at least 2 after that before I go to bed...that adds up to about 60 bucks a week!!! It's time to suck it up or shut up!