Just Quit

[Mike1966]

Hey Brandon Welcome to KTC
I've been dipping for 36 years. When I was your age I quit/stopped for the 1st time for several months. I remember thinking to myself months later " quitting is doable, I think I'll do it later, I've got years ahead of me to quit." I've been trying to get off the stuff for 30 years since then and it has gotten harder and harder to stop each time I've tried.

Don't don't do what so many of us here have done. Quit and stay quit! It's not easy but you can do it.

Click on the following link for a video on posting roll. It helped me out. PC How to post roll

Proud to be quitting beside you today!

[worktowin]

Glad to see you on roll.

Dude this isn't easy. It gets easier. And you'll never have to relive day 1 if you post roll daily and are a man of integrity.

See, you have a 100% chance of success here. People on Ktc only fail if they do one of 2 things... They stop posting roll (which is straight up insane, as it takes a minute a day and is free), or if they are a liar (they post roll and then cave that day.). Example 2 is rare, maybe 5%, and is extremely inexcusable. Once you post this family will climb mountains to help you win.

While not easy, it is rewarding. How many days have you lost at this? Tried and failed? Now... You are winning! And the pride from winning will beat the bs withdrawal you are feeling. Just quit for today. And remember brightness is ahead.

I'm quit with you sir.

Michael

[Dip_kills]

Hey guys,

I'm Brandon, 21 years old and I am a Copenhagen addict. I have been dipping since I was 17. Copenhagen Wintergreen was my poison of choice, and just took my last lip a half an hour ago. I have been dipping almost every day since November of 2012. My habit started by stealing Cope Snuff off of my step dad every now and again when I was around 12, the buzz kept me going back. When I turned 17 my ex-girlfrind showed me a convenient store that sold to minors, and ever since I've been dipping non-stop. When I got to college and met other dippers, I started going through 1-3 tins a day. I was able to "quit" for five days from June 5th to the 10th last month which was the longest I have gone without dipping since I started. Dipping has destroyed my gums, and I feel my health deteriorating as well. For the past few months when I dip, I get extremely lethargic afterwards, but I keep going back. After considering the health costs and other detriments dip presents, I have decided to finally part ways with the destructive habit for good. I have tried and failed to quit many times before, but failure breeds success, and with the help of this community it is the time to actually quit. I am very happy I came across this site, and I feel very optimistic, I am truly looking forward to getting off of the shit.

Enough about me, I am looking forward to getting to know all you guys on the forums! This website is fantastic and I can't wait to help each other conquer this addiction! I am in the October 2016 quit group, but I am having trouble understanding the roll call posts, if someone could help explain. Thanks!


"Either I will find a way or I will make one" -Hannibal ~214 BC

Welcome to KTC Brandon! Quit at 21, wow it took me to 56 to figure that bit out.

Get over to the October 2016 quit group and post roll with those bad asses, they are also newly quit.

Drink lots of water, exercise, read up and inform your quit.

I quit with you today.

Will do brother. Godspeed

[Nomore1959]

Hey guys,

I'm Brandon, 21 years old and I am a Copenhagen addict. I have been dipping since I was 17. Copenhagen Wintergreen was my poison of choice, and just took my last lip a half an hour ago. I have been dipping almost every day since November of 2012. My habit started by stealing Cope Snuff off of my step dad every now and again when I was around 12, the buzz kept me going back. When I turned 17 my ex-girlfrind showed me a convenient store that sold to minors, and ever since I've been dipping non-stop. When I got to college and met other dippers, I started going through 1-3 tins a day. I was able to "quit" for five days from June 5th to the 10th last month which was the longest I have gone without dipping since I started. Dipping has destroyed my gums, and I feel my health deteriorating as well. For the past few months when I dip, I get extremely lethargic afterwards, but I keep going back. After considering the health costs and other detriments dip presents, I have decided to finally part ways with the destructive habit for good. I have tried and failed to quit many times before, but failure breeds success, and with the help of this community it is the time to actually quit. I am very happy I came across this site, and I feel very optimistic, I am truly looking forward to getting off of the shit.

Enough about me, I am looking forward to getting to know all you guys on the forums! This website is fantastic and I can't wait to help each other conquer this addiction! I am in the October 2016 quit group, but I am having trouble understanding the roll call posts, if someone could help explain. Thanks!


"Either I will find a way or I will make one" -Hannibal ~214 BC

Welcome to KTC Brandon! Quit at 21, wow it took me to 56 to figure that bit out.

Get over to the October 2016 quit group and post roll with those bad asses, they are also newly quit.

Drink lots of water, exercise, read up and inform your quit.

I quit with you today.

[mglowicki]

I just quit 3 days ago (for the 4th time). Been doing it for about 17 years. A nice gift from the military. quitting is hard for sure. I made it a few months last time I tried and then threw it all away. Good luck to you and stay strong.

[Dip_kills]

Hey guys,

I'm Brandon, 21 years old and I am a Copenhagen addict. I have been dipping since I was 17. Copenhagen Wintergreen was my poison of choice, and just took my last lip a half an hour ago. I have been dipping almost every day since November of 2012. My habit started by stealing Cope Snuff off of my step dad every now and again when I was around 12, the buzz kept me going back. When I turned 17 my ex-girlfrind showed me a convenient store that sold to minors, and ever since I've been dipping non-stop. When I got to college and met other dippers, I started going through 1-3 tins a day. I was able to "quit" for five days from June 5th to the 10th last month which was the longest I have gone without dipping since I started. Dipping has destroyed my gums, and I feel my health deteriorating as well. For the past few months when I dip, I get extremely lethargic afterwards, but I keep going back. After considering the health costs and other detriments dip presents, I have decided to finally part ways with the destructive habit for good. I have tried and failed to quit many times before, but failure breeds success, and with the help of this community it is the time to actually quit. I am very happy I came across this site, and I feel very optimistic, I am truly looking forward to getting off of the shit.

Enough about me, I am looking forward to getting to know all you guys on the forums! This website is fantastic and I can't wait to help each other conquer this addiction! I am in the October 2016 quit group, but I am having trouble understanding the roll call posts, if someone could help explain. Thanks!


"Either I will find a way or I will make one" -Hannibal ~214 BC