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Offline Bill Dance

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Re: Day 1... Ohh the horror
« Reply #10 on: December 17, 2016, 01:53:00 PM »
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MLG where the fuck did you go. You posted Day 1 and radio silence today. NUT UP!
Yea, what he said....grow a sac, put two balls in them and GTFOO to March and get on the roll call.....or I guess you could like the other 75% who come in here talking all this shit, probably while having your face piled full of dog shit, feeling like you gonna own the world and quitting is easy......well REALITY CHECK!! If quitting was easy then there would be a lot less people dipping in the world

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Re: Day 1... Ohh the horror
« Reply #9 on: December 17, 2016, 12:46:00 AM »
MLG where the fuck did you go. You posted Day 1 and radio silence today. NUT UP!

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Re: Day 1... Ohh the horror
« Reply #8 on: December 15, 2016, 08:09:00 PM »
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Hey Y'all,

It's my first day of saying goodbye to this garbage. I started dipping when I was sixteen, Copenhagen was the start. I'm now 26, and am at the point where if I don't stop now then when will it end. I'm in my senior year of college studying biochemistry (I know right) and have spent time studying and viewing all sorts of things that can happen when you chew or smoke. It is not pretty and I don't want to end up like that... not at this age.

This year was very hard on me, I was with a woman for five years, got engaged and then she left without any reason... I found out she cheated. This made the dipping worse, and went from one can to two of Grizz Pouches. It's been hard and I've come to the realization that this is not the answer, changing my life and doing the things I need to do seems like the better option. I've tried countless times but I am motivated this time. I want to wake up without having to dip, or drive without having a dip.

So here it goes, I need support and help, my family and friends laugh when I say I'm gonna quit so I'm coming to y'all with an open mind and nothing to lose. I appreciate the support and hope I can complete this mission through hell.
Welcome! :)

Bookmark your introduction here. You've spelled out for yourself exactly why you can't cave. Read that post back to yourself every time you start to struggle. Get involved in your quit group and build a web of support. We operate on a 24 hour promise not to use nicotine in any form. Make your promise, keep your promise, be accountable and repeat.

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Re: Day 1... Ohh the horror
« Reply #7 on: December 15, 2016, 11:07:00 AM »
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Hey Y'all,

It's my first day of saying goodbye to this garbage. I started dipping when I was sixteen, Copenhagen was the start. I'm now 26, and am at the point where if I don't stop now then when will it end. I'm in my senior year of college studying biochemistry (I know right) and have spent time studying and viewing all sorts of things that can happen when you chew or smoke. It is not pretty and I don't want to end up like that... not at this age.

This year was very hard on me, I was with a woman for five years, got engaged and then she left without any reason... I found out she cheated. This made the dipping worse, and went from one can to two of Grizz Pouches. It's been hard and I've come to the realization that this is not the answer, changing my life and doing the things I need to do seems like the better option. I've tried countless times but I am motivated this time. I want to wake up without having to dip, or drive without having a dip.

So here it goes, I need support and help, my family and friends laugh when I say I'm gonna quit so I'm coming to y'all with an open mind and nothing to lose. I appreciate the support and hope I can complete this mission through hell.
Welcome. You're in the right place. Hang on. It gets better. PM me if you need some digits.
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Re: Day 1... Ohh the horror
« Reply #6 on: December 15, 2016, 11:03:00 AM »
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Hey Y'all,

It's my first day of saying goodbye to this garbage. I started dipping when I was sixteen, Copenhagen was the start. I'm now 26, and am at the point where if I don't stop now then when will it end. I'm in my senior year of college studying biochemistry (I know right) and have spent time studying and viewing all sorts of things that can happen when you chew or smoke. It is not pretty and I don't want to end up like that... not at this age.

This year was very hard on me, I was with a woman for five years, got engaged and then she left without any reason... I found out she cheated. This made the dipping worse, and went from one can to two of Grizz Pouches. It's been hard and I've come to the realization that this is not the answer, changing my life and doing the things I need to do seems like the better option. I've tried countless times but I am motivated this time. I want to wake up without having to dip, or drive without having a dip.

So here it goes, I need support and help, my family and friends laugh when I say I'm gonna quit so I'm coming to y'all with an open mind and nothing to lose. I appreciate the support and hope I can complete this mission through hell.
Welcome. You're in the right place. Hang on. It gets better. PM me if you need some digits.
Gonna sound hard but that's me. Get in here post roll, stop killing yourself daily and hiding your sorrows behind a can. To hell with that woman don't sound like she deserved you anyway! Let's do this together! I quit with you today
Tobacco is so addictive it took me a year after a massive heart attack, in which doctor confirmed caused from dipping to finally put a lid on the bitch! ODAAT EDD

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Re: Day 1... Ohh the horror
« Reply #5 on: December 15, 2016, 10:09:00 AM »
Quote from: MLG3
Hey Y'all,

It's my first day of saying goodbye to this garbage. I started dipping when I was sixteen, Copenhagen was the start. I'm now 26, and am at the point where if I don't stop now then when will it end. I'm in my senior year of college studying biochemistry (I know right) and have spent time studying and viewing all sorts of things that can happen when you chew or smoke. It is not pretty and I don't want to end up like that... not at this age.

This year was very hard on me, I was with a woman for five years, got engaged and then she left without any reason... I found out she cheated. This made the dipping worse, and went from one can to two of Grizz Pouches. It's been hard and I've come to the realization that this is not the answer, changing my life and doing the things I need to do seems like the better option. I've tried countless times but I am motivated this time. I want to wake up without having to dip, or drive without having a dip.

So here it goes, I need support and help, my family and friends laugh when I say I'm gonna quit so I'm coming to y'all with an open mind and nothing to lose. I appreciate the support and hope I can complete this mission through hell.
Welcome. You're in the right place. Hang on. It gets better. PM me if you need some digits.

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Re: Day 1... Ohh the horror
« Reply #4 on: December 15, 2016, 09:43:00 AM »
Quote from: MLG3
Hey Y'all,

It's my first day of saying goodbye to this garbage. I started dipping when I was sixteen, Copenhagen was the start. I'm now 26, and am at the point where if I don't stop now then when will it end. I'm in my senior year of college studying biochemistry (I know right) and have spent time studying and viewing all sorts of things that can happen when you chew or smoke. It is not pretty and I don't want to end up like that... not at this age.

This year was very hard on me, I was with a woman for five years, got engaged and then she left without any reason... I found out she cheated. This made the dipping worse, and went from one can to two of Grizz Pouches. It's been hard and I've come to the realization that this is not the answer, changing my life and doing the things I need to do seems like the better option. I've tried countless times but I am motivated this time. I want to wake up without having to dip, or drive without having a dip.

So here it goes, I need support and help, my family and friends laugh when I say I'm gonna quit so I'm coming to y'all with an open mind and nothing to lose. I appreciate the support and hope I can complete this mission through hell.
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Re: Day 1... Ohh the horror
« Reply #3 on: December 15, 2016, 08:16:00 AM »
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Hey Y'all,

It's my first day of saying goodbye to this garbage. I started dipping when I was sixteen, Copenhagen was the start. I'm now 26, and am at the point where if I don't stop now then when will it end. I'm in my senior year of college studying biochemistry (I know right) and have spent time studying and viewing all sorts of things that can happen when you chew or smoke. It is not pretty and I don't want to end up like that... not at this age.

This year was very hard on me, I was with a woman for five years, got engaged and then she left without any reason... I found out she cheated. This made the dipping worse, and went from one can to two of Grizz Pouches. It's been hard and I've come to the realization that this is not the answer, changing my life and doing the things I need to do seems like the better option. I've tried countless times but I am motivated this time. I want to wake up without having to dip, or drive without having a dip.

So here it goes, I need support and help, my family and friends laugh when I say I'm gonna quit so I'm coming to y'all with an open mind and nothing to lose. I appreciate the support and hope I can complete this mission through hell.
Welcome and congrats on making the best decision of your life. This site works by accountability and brotherhood. My quit is still young at 43 days but it would not have lasted this long if it weren't for the vets and my quit brothers. The best advice and most important advice I can give is to swap digits with some vets and your group. You will need them. This will suck! Embrace the suck and know that it gets a little better every day. Remember we quit one day at a time here. We promise to quit for 24 hrs every day. You can do anything for just 24 hrs. Quit on!

Edit: I see you posted roll this morning already congrats! That is your promise for today. Drink lots of water and stay close to the site. Read, Read, Read, and Read some more. My digits are a PM away.
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Re: Day 1... Ohh the horror
« Reply #2 on: December 15, 2016, 06:25:00 AM »
Quote from: MLG3
Hey Y'all,

It's my first day of saying goodbye to this garbage. I started dipping when I was sixteen, Copenhagen was the start. I'm now 26, and am at the point where if I don't stop now then when will it end. I'm in my senior year of college studying biochemistry (I know right) and have spent time studying and viewing all sorts of things that can happen when you chew or smoke. It is not pretty and I don't want to end up like that... not at this age.

This year was very hard on me, I was with a woman for five years, got engaged and then she left without any reason... I found out she cheated. This made the dipping worse, and went from one can to two of Grizz Pouches. It's been hard and I've come to the realization that this is not the answer, changing my life and doing the things I need to do seems like the better option. I've tried countless times but I am motivated this time. I want to wake up without having to dip, or drive without having a dip.

So here it goes, I need support and help, my family and friends laugh when I say I'm gonna quit so I'm coming to y'all with an open mind and nothing to lose. I appreciate the support and hope I can complete this mission through hell.
Welcome and congrats on making the best decision of your life. This site works by accountability and brotherhood. My quit is still young at 43 days but it would not have lasted this long if it weren't for the vets and my quit brothers. The best advice and most important advice I can give is to swap digits with some vets and your group. You will need them. This will suck! Embrace the suck and know that it gets a little better every day. Remember we quit one day at a time here. We promise to quit for 24 hrs every day. You can do anything for just 24 hrs. Quit on!

Edit: I see you posted roll this morning already congrats! That is your promise for today. Drink lots of water and stay close to the site. Read, Read, Read, and Read some more. My digits are a PM away.

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Day 1... Ohh the horror
« on: December 15, 2016, 06:15:00 AM »
Hey Y'all,

It's my first day of saying goodbye to this garbage. I started dipping when I was sixteen, Copenhagen was the start. I'm now 26, and am at the point where if I don't stop now then when will it end. I'm in my senior year of college studying biochemistry (I know right) and have spent time studying and viewing all sorts of things that can happen when you chew or smoke. It is not pretty and I don't want to end up like that... not at this age.

This year was very hard on me, I was with a woman for five years, got engaged and then she left without any reason... I found out she cheated. This made the dipping worse, and went from one can to two of Grizz Pouches. It's been hard and I've come to the realization that this is not the answer, changing my life and doing the things I need to do seems like the better option. I've tried countless times but I am motivated this time. I want to wake up without having to dip, or drive without having a dip.

So here it goes, I need support and help, my family and friends laugh when I say I'm gonna quit so I'm coming to y'all with an open mind and nothing to lose. I appreciate the support and hope I can complete this mission through hell.