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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #143 on: July 14, 2015, 09:13:00 AM »
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I just spent the AM rereading most of these ten pages. Looking back at myself a year ago, I was/am a buffoon. I talked like one and acted like one. Way too fucking full of myself to accomplish diddly shit.

Nonetheless, I am here now and soaking in much more and listening as well without all of the fanfare. I'm done fucking around and although I know a lot of you fucks are doubting me and frankly don't care, I am enjoying proving you wrong day by day.
Dude you got a huge support group of badass quitters behind you! Keep up the battle and stay pissed at world if that's what it takes! Oh yeah I'm not one of the fucks doubting you , I'm trying to help you pull your head out of your ass and beat this shit!
Thanks bro.


Honestly though, days 7/8 have been worse than any of the first 6. Like I'm in the biggest fog ever and grumpy as can fucking be. Ive had pounding headaches and neckaches. My fuckin lip is always jonesing no matter how much sunflower seeds I stick in there. And I've had the worst sweet tooth haha. But seriously I feel like I could fucking punch a few holes in the damn wall and only feel slightly better.

I can only imagine what this would be like if I weren't working out twice a day...
Good. This needs to hurt.

Change your mindset to... Man I will never have to relive this bullshit again. Turn this pain into a mental win. And do not forget what these last 2 days were like.

You can do anything for a day. Just quit for today.
Sounds like it's working! Embrace the suck until it don't suck anymore!
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: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #142 on: July 14, 2015, 01:52:00 AM »
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I just spent the AM rereading most of these ten pages. Looking back at myself a year ago, I was/am a buffoon. I talked like one and acted like one. Way too fucking full of myself to accomplish diddly shit.

Nonetheless, I am here now and soaking in much more and listening as well without all of the fanfare. I'm done fucking around and although I know a lot of you fucks are doubting me and frankly don't care, I am enjoying proving you wrong day by day.
Dude you got a huge support group of badass quitters behind you! Keep up the battle and stay pissed at world if that's what it takes! Oh yeah I'm not one of the fucks doubting you , I'm trying to help you pull your head out of your ass and beat this shit!
Thanks bro.


Honestly though, days 7/8 have been worse than any of the first 6. Like I'm in the biggest fog ever and grumpy as can fucking be. Ive had pounding headaches and neckaches. My fuckin lip is always jonesing no matter how much sunflower seeds I stick in there. And I've had the worst sweet tooth haha. But seriously I feel like I could fucking punch a few holes in the damn wall and only feel slightly better.

I can only imagine what this would be like if I weren't working out twice a day...
Good. This needs to hurt.

Change your mindset to... Man I will never have to relive this bullshit again. Turn this pain into a mental win. And do not forget what these last 2 days were like.

You can do anything for a day. Just quit for today.

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #141 on: July 14, 2015, 01:21:00 AM »
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I just spent the AM rereading most of these ten pages. Looking back at myself a year ago, I was/am a buffoon. I talked like one and acted like one. Way too fucking full of myself to accomplish diddly shit.

Nonetheless, I am here now and soaking in much more and listening as well without all of the fanfare. I'm done fucking around and although I know a lot of you fucks are doubting me and frankly don't care, I am enjoying proving you wrong day by day.
Dude you got a huge support group of badass quitters behind you! Keep up the battle and stay pissed at world if that's what it takes! Oh yeah I'm not one of the fucks doubting you , I'm trying to help you pull your head out of your ass and beat this shit!
Thanks bro.


Honestly though, days 7/8 have been worse than any of the first 6. Like I'm in the biggest fog ever and grumpy as can fucking be. Ive had pounding headaches and neckaches. My fuckin lip is always jonesing no matter how much sunflower seeds I stick in there. And I've had the worst sweet tooth haha. But seriously I feel like I could fucking punch a few holes in the damn wall and only feel slightly better.

I can only imagine what this would be like if I weren't working out twice a day...

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #140 on: July 11, 2015, 01:52:00 PM »
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I just spent the AM rereading most of these ten pages. Looking back at myself a year ago, I was/am a buffoon. I talked like one and acted like one. Way too fucking full of myself to accomplish diddly shit.

Nonetheless, I am here now and soaking in much more and listening as well without all of the fanfare. I'm done fucking around and although I know a lot of you fucks are doubting me and frankly don't care, I am enjoying proving you wrong day by day.
Dude you got a huge support group of badass quitters behind you! Keep up the battle and stay pissed at world if that's what it takes! Oh yeah I'm not one of the fucks doubting you , I'm trying to help you pull your head out of your ass and beat this shit!
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: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #139 on: July 11, 2015, 12:23:00 PM »
I just spent the AM rereading most of these ten pages. Looking back at myself a year ago, I was/am a buffoon. I talked like one and acted like one. Way too fucking full of myself to accomplish diddly shit.

Nonetheless, I am here now and soaking in much more and listening as well without all of the fanfare. I'm done fucking around and although I know a lot of you fucks are doubting me and frankly don't care, I am enjoying proving you wrong day by day.

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #138 on: July 08, 2015, 09:13:00 PM »
Has anyone ever had acid reflux be they quit dipping? I am on day 14 and I have never had acid reflux but it has come about the last 3 days. This is my third time attempting to quit and have neve experienced this.

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #137 on: July 08, 2015, 07:55:00 PM »
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What the hell happened?
I caved. I caved twice. I lost any claim to honor or integrity I had in regards to nicotine. Initially I came to this site spur of the moment – I had quit on a whim. But because of KTC with that whim I made it a full 47 days! Although that is a mere shadow of some of your guys’ quits, and a tenth of what I could be at if I had never caved, it was a number I never thought I would reach prior to my first quit.
Nevertheless I did cave and I came back almost immediately looking for redemption. I grabbed my balls and tried to continue again, yet I failed once again.

Why did it happen?
I think the root of the real issue was I didnÂ’t NEED to quit. I didnÂ’t want that more than anything. As I said above, my quit was on a whim! Everything I did in regards to my quit was on a whim! I remember how I purposefully put myself in shitty situations surrounding myself with the wrong substances and the wrong people. I wasnÂ’t taking it seriously! If I was I wouldnÂ’t have put myself in all of these different situations! I was essentially just coasting as far as I could!

Following my 47 day attempt, I lacked whatever self-awareness that I needed to see I wasnÂ’t in this for the long haul. I came back almost immediately with my tail between my legs posting an honest day one. What I failed to do in my time though was any sort of introspection. I failed to realize that the real reason I caved, was because I was half assing it in every way possible. Posting EDD was not the most important thing to me. I was scared to text/call people. I surrounded myself with other using addicts. People who smoked over a pack a day or used just as much chew. My friends were a bunch of drunkards. I allowed them to control me and my quit, because I was not dedicated to my quit 100%. I flat out refused the resources afforded to me.

What's different this time?
WhatÂ’s different this time is that I know I want and need to quit. I have sat back and contemplated my failure for over a year. I know where I screwed up and I know how IÂ’m going to stay away from that. My father was diagnosed with leukemia last week at 62, and since then IÂ’ve had a lot of time to put things into perspective. In a way his diagnosis has changed the context of things. I know that if I donÂ’t quit now, I very well may never. There will never be a time in my life that is more ready for quitting. I know that I have every resource available to me whether that be other quitters phone numbers, my family, or whatever. Beyond that I am the only nicotine user in my day to day life right now, so I personally canÂ’t ask for a better time to do it. I just need to man up and do it.
Alright tls, I've read every word of your intro. You've fucked up. Well, so has everyone else on this site at some point. You fucked up again? Oh yeah, I've done that too. Yes, you've been a bit of an arrogant prick here, no doubt. Do you know how to redeem yourself from that stigma? Shut the fuck up with the diatribes and listen to these assholes that have been where you are many times. Listen to every syllable. You fail because you conveniently set yourself up for failure. I have been in your shoes but I was too much of a SLAVE and a weak pussy to pull the trigger and realize that there is only one way to do this. Absolutely NAFAR, EDD, ODAAT, OHAAT, one fucking minute at a time if that's what it takes.

I wish I had your opportunity. Every asshole here wishes we had your opportunity to shut this fucking mindfuck of an addiction into submission - for me, 20 years ago - for others, 30, 40 years. We see ourselves in you, hence the anger - we don't like that memory of the arrogant, fucking retarded 23 year old version of ourselves.

I'll give you a chance. But I am not here for fucking failure. I am here to curbstomp this cunt.

You can PM me and I'll give my #. I don't have history with you and I understand why motherfuckers are sick of your shit. But I also know that I've been in your shitty flip-flops or new balance sneakers or whatever the fuck you are walking down the street in. If I had the chance, I would rochambeau the fuck out of myself at your age. If you want to give me your address, you could be my surrogate from the past...

You and only you can make this happen. Don't fuck it up.

I'll see you in roll.

EDD
ODAAT
NAFAR

I will very gladly exchange #s with any of you mofos. I could use the help. Strength in numbers.

Strong like oak.
Call me the arrogant prick, but I wouldn't necessarily classify this last post as sage advice. I'll give him the benefit of a doubt that the intentions were good, but this dude just called everyone on the site an asshole and a motherfucker. And for the record, I've never fucked up since joining KTC. I've never gone against my word. I'm a man of integrity and I intend to keep it that way.

tls, you're still a neophyte when it comes to this quitting thing. Figure it out and show us why we should give a damn about your quit.
Man the fog is thick steakbomb! Lmao
Ahhh boy. I'm eating crow. Sorry for my crass response. I'm not making friends here, I see. I meant no disrespect. I am the asshole and the motherfucker - I (very strangely, of course, out of context, and in print) meant all of this as terms of endearment for those that are fighting this battle.


Maybe I'll make sense in a month... Please bear with me.
Welcome back Travis.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family as your father begins a battle.

You know what to do here so I won't give s lot of advice other than to say that the people that have reached out are bad ass. They are winning. Follow in their footsteps one day at a time.

You can do this, but you have to want to do this for you.
Hey Oaktree, your diatribe was perfectly sensible. Don't apoligize for that. You are quit like fuck. Keep doing what you're doing.
He wasnt talking about you oak. I highly doubt SB was referring to your post dude. If anyone has an issue with what you wrote then tell them to fuck off. its simple. I love what your doing, keep it up.

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #136 on: July 08, 2015, 05:32:00 PM »
Quote from: worktowin
Quote from: oakTree
Quote from: pab1964
Quote from: Steakbomb18
Quote from: oakTree
Quote from: tls37010
What the hell happened?
I caved. I caved twice. I lost any claim to honor or integrity I had in regards to nicotine. Initially I came to this site spur of the moment – I had quit on a whim. But because of KTC with that whim I made it a full 47 days! Although that is a mere shadow of some of your guys’ quits, and a tenth of what I could be at if I had never caved, it was a number I never thought I would reach prior to my first quit.
Nevertheless I did cave and I came back almost immediately looking for redemption. I grabbed my balls and tried to continue again, yet I failed once again.

Why did it happen?
I think the root of the real issue was I didnÂ’t NEED to quit. I didnÂ’t want that more than anything. As I said above, my quit was on a whim! Everything I did in regards to my quit was on a whim! I remember how I purposefully put myself in shitty situations surrounding myself with the wrong substances and the wrong people. I wasnÂ’t taking it seriously! If I was I wouldnÂ’t have put myself in all of these different situations! I was essentially just coasting as far as I could!

Following my 47 day attempt, I lacked whatever self-awareness that I needed to see I wasnÂ’t in this for the long haul. I came back almost immediately with my tail between my legs posting an honest day one. What I failed to do in my time though was any sort of introspection. I failed to realize that the real reason I caved, was because I was half assing it in every way possible. Posting EDD was not the most important thing to me. I was scared to text/call people. I surrounded myself with other using addicts. People who smoked over a pack a day or used just as much chew. My friends were a bunch of drunkards. I allowed them to control me and my quit, because I was not dedicated to my quit 100%. I flat out refused the resources afforded to me.

What's different this time?
WhatÂ’s different this time is that I know I want and need to quit. I have sat back and contemplated my failure for over a year. I know where I screwed up and I know how IÂ’m going to stay away from that. My father was diagnosed with leukemia last week at 62, and since then IÂ’ve had a lot of time to put things into perspective. In a way his diagnosis has changed the context of things. I know that if I donÂ’t quit now, I very well may never. There will never be a time in my life that is more ready for quitting. I know that I have every resource available to me whether that be other quitters phone numbers, my family, or whatever. Beyond that I am the only nicotine user in my day to day life right now, so I personally canÂ’t ask for a better time to do it. I just need to man up and do it.
Alright tls, I've read every word of your intro. You've fucked up. Well, so has everyone else on this site at some point. You fucked up again? Oh yeah, I've done that too. Yes, you've been a bit of an arrogant prick here, no doubt. Do you know how to redeem yourself from that stigma? Shut the fuck up with the diatribes and listen to these assholes that have been where you are many times. Listen to every syllable. You fail because you conveniently set yourself up for failure. I have been in your shoes but I was too much of a SLAVE and a weak pussy to pull the trigger and realize that there is only one way to do this. Absolutely NAFAR, EDD, ODAAT, OHAAT, one fucking minute at a time if that's what it takes.

I wish I had your opportunity. Every asshole here wishes we had your opportunity to shut this fucking mindfuck of an addiction into submission - for me, 20 years ago - for others, 30, 40 years. We see ourselves in you, hence the anger - we don't like that memory of the arrogant, fucking retarded 23 year old version of ourselves.

I'll give you a chance. But I am not here for fucking failure. I am here to curbstomp this cunt.

You can PM me and I'll give my #. I don't have history with you and I understand why motherfuckers are sick of your shit. But I also know that I've been in your shitty flip-flops or new balance sneakers or whatever the fuck you are walking down the street in. If I had the chance, I would rochambeau the fuck out of myself at your age. If you want to give me your address, you could be my surrogate from the past...

You and only you can make this happen. Don't fuck it up.

I'll see you in roll.

EDD
ODAAT
NAFAR

I will very gladly exchange #s with any of you mofos. I could use the help. Strength in numbers.

Strong like oak.
Call me the arrogant prick, but I wouldn't necessarily classify this last post as sage advice. I'll give him the benefit of a doubt that the intentions were good, but this dude just called everyone on the site an asshole and a motherfucker. And for the record, I've never fucked up since joining KTC. I've never gone against my word. I'm a man of integrity and I intend to keep it that way.

tls, you're still a neophyte when it comes to this quitting thing. Figure it out and show us why we should give a damn about your quit.
Man the fog is thick steakbomb! Lmao
Ahhh boy. I'm eating crow. Sorry for my crass response. I'm not making friends here, I see. I meant no disrespect. I am the asshole and the motherfucker - I (very strangely, of course, out of context, and in print) meant all of this as terms of endearment for those that are fighting this battle.


Maybe I'll make sense in a month... Please bear with me.
Welcome back Travis.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family as your father begins a battle.

You know what to do here so I won't give s lot of advice other than to say that the people that have reached out are bad ass. They are winning. Follow in their footsteps one day at a time.

You can do this, but you have to want to do this for you.
Hey Oaktree, your diatribe was perfectly sensible. Don't apoligize for that. You are quit like fuck. Keep doing what you're doing.
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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #135 on: July 08, 2015, 04:22:00 PM »
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You can do this, but you have to want to do this for you.
Absolutely. I'm not doing this for him whatsoever. I'm doing this for me. His diagnosis is just what put the importance of this fight into context for me. It was a sharp and heavy reminder that this really and truly is a fight for my life. It is not something that is worth procrastinating.

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #134 on: July 07, 2015, 11:51:00 PM »
Quote from: oakTree
Quote from: pab1964
Quote from: Steakbomb18
Quote from: oakTree
Quote from: tls37010
What the hell happened?
I caved. I caved twice. I lost any claim to honor or integrity I had in regards to nicotine. Initially I came to this site spur of the moment – I had quit on a whim. But because of KTC with that whim I made it a full 47 days! Although that is a mere shadow of some of your guys’ quits, and a tenth of what I could be at if I had never caved, it was a number I never thought I would reach prior to my first quit.
Nevertheless I did cave and I came back almost immediately looking for redemption. I grabbed my balls and tried to continue again, yet I failed once again.

Why did it happen?
I think the root of the real issue was I didnÂ’t NEED to quit. I didnÂ’t want that more than anything. As I said above, my quit was on a whim! Everything I did in regards to my quit was on a whim! I remember how I purposefully put myself in shitty situations surrounding myself with the wrong substances and the wrong people. I wasnÂ’t taking it seriously! If I was I wouldnÂ’t have put myself in all of these different situations! I was essentially just coasting as far as I could!

Following my 47 day attempt, I lacked whatever self-awareness that I needed to see I wasnÂ’t in this for the long haul. I came back almost immediately with my tail between my legs posting an honest day one. What I failed to do in my time though was any sort of introspection. I failed to realize that the real reason I caved, was because I was half assing it in every way possible. Posting EDD was not the most important thing to me. I was scared to text/call people. I surrounded myself with other using addicts. People who smoked over a pack a day or used just as much chew. My friends were a bunch of drunkards. I allowed them to control me and my quit, because I was not dedicated to my quit 100%. I flat out refused the resources afforded to me.

What's different this time?
WhatÂ’s different this time is that I know I want and need to quit. I have sat back and contemplated my failure for over a year. I know where I screwed up and I know how IÂ’m going to stay away from that. My father was diagnosed with leukemia last week at 62, and since then IÂ’ve had a lot of time to put things into perspective. In a way his diagnosis has changed the context of things. I know that if I donÂ’t quit now, I very well may never. There will never be a time in my life that is more ready for quitting. I know that I have every resource available to me whether that be other quitters phone numbers, my family, or whatever. Beyond that I am the only nicotine user in my day to day life right now, so I personally canÂ’t ask for a better time to do it. I just need to man up and do it.
Alright tls, I've read every word of your intro. You've fucked up. Well, so has everyone else on this site at some point. You fucked up again? Oh yeah, I've done that too. Yes, you've been a bit of an arrogant prick here, no doubt. Do you know how to redeem yourself from that stigma? Shut the fuck up with the diatribes and listen to these assholes that have been where you are many times. Listen to every syllable. You fail because you conveniently set yourself up for failure. I have been in your shoes but I was too much of a SLAVE and a weak pussy to pull the trigger and realize that there is only one way to do this. Absolutely NAFAR, EDD, ODAAT, OHAAT, one fucking minute at a time if that's what it takes.

I wish I had your opportunity. Every asshole here wishes we had your opportunity to shut this fucking mindfuck of an addiction into submission - for me, 20 years ago - for others, 30, 40 years. We see ourselves in you, hence the anger - we don't like that memory of the arrogant, fucking retarded 23 year old version of ourselves.

I'll give you a chance. But I am not here for fucking failure. I am here to curbstomp this cunt.

You can PM me and I'll give my #. I don't have history with you and I understand why motherfuckers are sick of your shit. But I also know that I've been in your shitty flip-flops or new balance sneakers or whatever the fuck you are walking down the street in. If I had the chance, I would rochambeau the fuck out of myself at your age. If you want to give me your address, you could be my surrogate from the past...

You and only you can make this happen. Don't fuck it up.

I'll see you in roll.

EDD
ODAAT
NAFAR

I will very gladly exchange #s with any of you mofos. I could use the help. Strength in numbers.

Strong like oak.
Call me the arrogant prick, but I wouldn't necessarily classify this last post as sage advice. I'll give him the benefit of a doubt that the intentions were good, but this dude just called everyone on the site an asshole and a motherfucker. And for the record, I've never fucked up since joining KTC. I've never gone against my word. I'm a man of integrity and I intend to keep it that way.

tls, you're still a neophyte when it comes to this quitting thing. Figure it out and show us why we should give a damn about your quit.
Man the fog is thick steakbomb! Lmao
Ahhh boy. I'm eating crow. Sorry for my crass response. I'm not making friends here, I see. I meant no disrespect. I am the asshole and the motherfucker - I (very strangely, of course, out of context, and in print) meant all of this as terms of endearment for those that are fighting this battle.


Maybe I'll make sense in a month... Please bear with me.
Welcome back Travis.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family as your father begins a battle.

You know what to do here so I won't give s lot of advice other than to say that the people that have reached out are bad ass. They are winning. Follow in their footsteps one day at a time.

You can do this, but you have to want to do this for you.

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #133 on: July 07, 2015, 11:44:00 PM »
Quote from: pab1964
Quote from: Steakbomb18
Quote from: oakTree
Quote from: tls37010
What the hell happened?
I caved. I caved twice. I lost any claim to honor or integrity I had in regards to nicotine. Initially I came to this site spur of the moment – I had quit on a whim. But because of KTC with that whim I made it a full 47 days! Although that is a mere shadow of some of your guys’ quits, and a tenth of what I could be at if I had never caved, it was a number I never thought I would reach prior to my first quit.
Nevertheless I did cave and I came back almost immediately looking for redemption. I grabbed my balls and tried to continue again, yet I failed once again.

Why did it happen?
I think the root of the real issue was I didnÂ’t NEED to quit. I didnÂ’t want that more than anything. As I said above, my quit was on a whim! Everything I did in regards to my quit was on a whim! I remember how I purposefully put myself in shitty situations surrounding myself with the wrong substances and the wrong people. I wasnÂ’t taking it seriously! If I was I wouldnÂ’t have put myself in all of these different situations! I was essentially just coasting as far as I could!

Following my 47 day attempt, I lacked whatever self-awareness that I needed to see I wasnÂ’t in this for the long haul. I came back almost immediately with my tail between my legs posting an honest day one. What I failed to do in my time though was any sort of introspection. I failed to realize that the real reason I caved, was because I was half assing it in every way possible. Posting EDD was not the most important thing to me. I was scared to text/call people. I surrounded myself with other using addicts. People who smoked over a pack a day or used just as much chew. My friends were a bunch of drunkards. I allowed them to control me and my quit, because I was not dedicated to my quit 100%. I flat out refused the resources afforded to me.

What's different this time?
WhatÂ’s different this time is that I know I want and need to quit. I have sat back and contemplated my failure for over a year. I know where I screwed up and I know how IÂ’m going to stay away from that. My father was diagnosed with leukemia last week at 62, and since then IÂ’ve had a lot of time to put things into perspective. In a way his diagnosis has changed the context of things. I know that if I donÂ’t quit now, I very well may never. There will never be a time in my life that is more ready for quitting. I know that I have every resource available to me whether that be other quitters phone numbers, my family, or whatever. Beyond that I am the only nicotine user in my day to day life right now, so I personally canÂ’t ask for a better time to do it. I just need to man up and do it.
Alright tls, I've read every word of your intro. You've fucked up. Well, so has everyone else on this site at some point. You fucked up again? Oh yeah, I've done that too. Yes, you've been a bit of an arrogant prick here, no doubt. Do you know how to redeem yourself from that stigma? Shut the fuck up with the diatribes and listen to these assholes that have been where you are many times. Listen to every syllable. You fail because you conveniently set yourself up for failure. I have been in your shoes but I was too much of a SLAVE and a weak pussy to pull the trigger and realize that there is only one way to do this. Absolutely NAFAR, EDD, ODAAT, OHAAT, one fucking minute at a time if that's what it takes.

I wish I had your opportunity. Every asshole here wishes we had your opportunity to shut this fucking mindfuck of an addiction into submission - for me, 20 years ago - for others, 30, 40 years. We see ourselves in you, hence the anger - we don't like that memory of the arrogant, fucking retarded 23 year old version of ourselves.

I'll give you a chance. But I am not here for fucking failure. I am here to curbstomp this cunt.

You can PM me and I'll give my #. I don't have history with you and I understand why motherfuckers are sick of your shit. But I also know that I've been in your shitty flip-flops or new balance sneakers or whatever the fuck you are walking down the street in. If I had the chance, I would rochambeau the fuck out of myself at your age. If you want to give me your address, you could be my surrogate from the past...

You and only you can make this happen. Don't fuck it up.

I'll see you in roll.

EDD
ODAAT
NAFAR

I will very gladly exchange #s with any of you mofos. I could use the help. Strength in numbers.

Strong like oak.
Call me the arrogant prick, but I wouldn't necessarily classify this last post as sage advice. I'll give him the benefit of a doubt that the intentions were good, but this dude just called everyone on the site an asshole and a motherfucker. And for the record, I've never fucked up since joining KTC. I've never gone against my word. I'm a man of integrity and I intend to keep it that way.

tls, you're still a neophyte when it comes to this quitting thing. Figure it out and show us why we should give a damn about your quit.
Man the fog is thick steakbomb! Lmao
Ahhh boy. I'm eating crow. Sorry for my crass response. I'm not making friends here, I see. I meant no disrespect. I am the asshole and the motherfucker - I (very strangely, of course, out of context, and in print) meant all of this as terms of endearment for those that are fighting this battle.


Maybe I'll make sense in a month... Please bear with me.

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #132 on: July 07, 2015, 10:09:00 PM »
Quote from: Steakbomb18
Quote from: oakTree
Quote from: tls37010
What the hell happened?
I caved. I caved twice. I lost any claim to honor or integrity I had in regards to nicotine. Initially I came to this site spur of the moment – I had quit on a whim. But because of KTC with that whim I made it a full 47 days! Although that is a mere shadow of some of your guys’ quits, and a tenth of what I could be at if I had never caved, it was a number I never thought I would reach prior to my first quit.
Nevertheless I did cave and I came back almost immediately looking for redemption. I grabbed my balls and tried to continue again, yet I failed once again.

Why did it happen?
I think the root of the real issue was I didnÂ’t NEED to quit. I didnÂ’t want that more than anything. As I said above, my quit was on a whim! Everything I did in regards to my quit was on a whim! I remember how I purposefully put myself in shitty situations surrounding myself with the wrong substances and the wrong people. I wasnÂ’t taking it seriously! If I was I wouldnÂ’t have put myself in all of these different situations! I was essentially just coasting as far as I could!

Following my 47 day attempt, I lacked whatever self-awareness that I needed to see I wasnÂ’t in this for the long haul. I came back almost immediately with my tail between my legs posting an honest day one. What I failed to do in my time though was any sort of introspection. I failed to realize that the real reason I caved, was because I was half assing it in every way possible. Posting EDD was not the most important thing to me. I was scared to text/call people. I surrounded myself with other using addicts. People who smoked over a pack a day or used just as much chew. My friends were a bunch of drunkards. I allowed them to control me and my quit, because I was not dedicated to my quit 100%. I flat out refused the resources afforded to me.

What's different this time?
WhatÂ’s different this time is that I know I want and need to quit. I have sat back and contemplated my failure for over a year. I know where I screwed up and I know how IÂ’m going to stay away from that. My father was diagnosed with leukemia last week at 62, and since then IÂ’ve had a lot of time to put things into perspective. In a way his diagnosis has changed the context of things. I know that if I donÂ’t quit now, I very well may never. There will never be a time in my life that is more ready for quitting. I know that I have every resource available to me whether that be other quitters phone numbers, my family, or whatever. Beyond that I am the only nicotine user in my day to day life right now, so I personally canÂ’t ask for a better time to do it. I just need to man up and do it.
Alright tls, I've read every word of your intro. You've fucked up. Well, so has everyone else on this site at some point. You fucked up again? Oh yeah, I've done that too. Yes, you've been a bit of an arrogant prick here, no doubt. Do you know how to redeem yourself from that stigma? Shut the fuck up with the diatribes and listen to these assholes that have been where you are many times. Listen to every syllable. You fail because you conveniently set yourself up for failure. I have been in your shoes but I was too much of a SLAVE and a weak pussy to pull the trigger and realize that there is only one way to do this. Absolutely NAFAR, EDD, ODAAT, OHAAT, one fucking minute at a time if that's what it takes.

I wish I had your opportunity. Every asshole here wishes we had your opportunity to shut this fucking mindfuck of an addiction into submission - for me, 20 years ago - for others, 30, 40 years. We see ourselves in you, hence the anger - we don't like that memory of the arrogant, fucking retarded 23 year old version of ourselves.

I'll give you a chance. But I am not here for fucking failure. I am here to curbstomp this cunt.

You can PM me and I'll give my #. I don't have history with you and I understand why motherfuckers are sick of your shit. But I also know that I've been in your shitty flip-flops or new balance sneakers or whatever the fuck you are walking down the street in. If I had the chance, I would rochambeau the fuck out of myself at your age. If you want to give me your address, you could be my surrogate from the past...

You and only you can make this happen. Don't fuck it up.

I'll see you in roll.

EDD
ODAAT
NAFAR

I will very gladly exchange #s with any of you mofos. I could use the help. Strength in numbers.

Strong like oak.
Call me the arrogant prick, but I wouldn't necessarily classify this last post as sage advice. I'll give him the benefit of a doubt that the intentions were good, but this dude just called everyone on the site an asshole and a motherfucker. And for the record, I've never fucked up since joining KTC. I've never gone against my word. I'm a man of integrity and I intend to keep it that way.

tls, you're still a neophyte when it comes to this quitting thing. Figure it out and show us why we should give a damn about your quit.
Man the fog is thick steakbomb! Lmao
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: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #131 on: July 07, 2015, 09:58:00 PM »
Quote from: oakTree
Quote from: tls37010
What the hell happened?
I caved. I caved twice. I lost any claim to honor or integrity I had in regards to nicotine. Initially I came to this site spur of the moment – I had quit on a whim. But because of KTC with that whim I made it a full 47 days! Although that is a mere shadow of some of your guys’ quits, and a tenth of what I could be at if I had never caved, it was a number I never thought I would reach prior to my first quit.
Nevertheless I did cave and I came back almost immediately looking for redemption. I grabbed my balls and tried to continue again, yet I failed once again.

Why did it happen?
I think the root of the real issue was I didnÂ’t NEED to quit. I didnÂ’t want that more than anything. As I said above, my quit was on a whim! Everything I did in regards to my quit was on a whim! I remember how I purposefully put myself in shitty situations surrounding myself with the wrong substances and the wrong people. I wasnÂ’t taking it seriously! If I was I wouldnÂ’t have put myself in all of these different situations! I was essentially just coasting as far as I could!

Following my 47 day attempt, I lacked whatever self-awareness that I needed to see I wasnÂ’t in this for the long haul. I came back almost immediately with my tail between my legs posting an honest day one. What I failed to do in my time though was any sort of introspection. I failed to realize that the real reason I caved, was because I was half assing it in every way possible. Posting EDD was not the most important thing to me. I was scared to text/call people. I surrounded myself with other using addicts. People who smoked over a pack a day or used just as much chew. My friends were a bunch of drunkards. I allowed them to control me and my quit, because I was not dedicated to my quit 100%. I flat out refused the resources afforded to me.

What's different this time?
WhatÂ’s different this time is that I know I want and need to quit. I have sat back and contemplated my failure for over a year. I know where I screwed up and I know how IÂ’m going to stay away from that. My father was diagnosed with leukemia last week at 62, and since then IÂ’ve had a lot of time to put things into perspective. In a way his diagnosis has changed the context of things. I know that if I donÂ’t quit now, I very well may never. There will never be a time in my life that is more ready for quitting. I know that I have every resource available to me whether that be other quitters phone numbers, my family, or whatever. Beyond that I am the only nicotine user in my day to day life right now, so I personally canÂ’t ask for a better time to do it. I just need to man up and do it.
Alright tls, I've read every word of your intro. You've fucked up. Well, so has everyone else on this site at some point. You fucked up again? Oh yeah, I've done that too. Yes, you've been a bit of an arrogant prick here, no doubt. Do you know how to redeem yourself from that stigma? Shut the fuck up with the diatribes and listen to these assholes that have been where you are many times. Listen to every syllable. You fail because you conveniently set yourself up for failure. I have been in your shoes but I was too much of a SLAVE and a weak pussy to pull the trigger and realize that there is only one way to do this. Absolutely NAFAR, EDD, ODAAT, OHAAT, one fucking minute at a time if that's what it takes.

I wish I had your opportunity. Every asshole here wishes we had your opportunity to shut this fucking mindfuck of an addiction into submission - for me, 20 years ago - for others, 30, 40 years. We see ourselves in you, hence the anger - we don't like that memory of the arrogant, fucking retarded 23 year old version of ourselves.

I'll give you a chance. But I am not here for fucking failure. I am here to curbstomp this cunt.

You can PM me and I'll give my #. I don't have history with you and I understand why motherfuckers are sick of your shit. But I also know that I've been in your shitty flip-flops or new balance sneakers or whatever the fuck you are walking down the street in. If I had the chance, I would rochambeau the fuck out of myself at your age. If you want to give me your address, you could be my surrogate from the past...

You and only you can make this happen. Don't fuck it up.

I'll see you in roll.

EDD
ODAAT
NAFAR

I will very gladly exchange #s with any of you mofos. I could use the help. Strength in numbers.

Strong like oak.
Call me the arrogant prick, but I wouldn't necessarily classify this last post as sage advice. I'll give him the benefit of a doubt that the intentions were good, but this dude just called everyone on the site an asshole and a motherfucker. And for the record, I've never fucked up since joining KTC. I've never gone against my word. I'm a man of integrity and I intend to keep it that way.

tls, you're still a neophyte when it comes to this quitting thing. Figure it out and show us why we should give a damn about your quit.
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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #130 on: July 07, 2015, 06:48:00 PM »
Quote from: tls37010
What the hell happened?
I caved. I caved twice. I lost any claim to honor or integrity I had in regards to nicotine. Initially I came to this site spur of the moment – I had quit on a whim. But because of KTC with that whim I made it a full 47 days! Although that is a mere shadow of some of your guys’ quits, and a tenth of what I could be at if I had never caved, it was a number I never thought I would reach prior to my first quit.
Nevertheless I did cave and I came back almost immediately looking for redemption. I grabbed my balls and tried to continue again, yet I failed once again.

Why did it happen?
I think the root of the real issue was I didnÂ’t NEED to quit. I didnÂ’t want that more than anything. As I said above, my quit was on a whim! Everything I did in regards to my quit was on a whim! I remember how I purposefully put myself in shitty situations surrounding myself with the wrong substances and the wrong people. I wasnÂ’t taking it seriously! If I was I wouldnÂ’t have put myself in all of these different situations! I was essentially just coasting as far as I could!

Following my 47 day attempt, I lacked whatever self-awareness that I needed to see I wasnÂ’t in this for the long haul. I came back almost immediately with my tail between my legs posting an honest day one. What I failed to do in my time though was any sort of introspection. I failed to realize that the real reason I caved, was because I was half assing it in every way possible. Posting EDD was not the most important thing to me. I was scared to text/call people. I surrounded myself with other using addicts. People who smoked over a pack a day or used just as much chew. My friends were a bunch of drunkards. I allowed them to control me and my quit, because I was not dedicated to my quit 100%. I flat out refused the resources afforded to me.

What's different this time?
WhatÂ’s different this time is that I know I want and need to quit. I have sat back and contemplated my failure for over a year. I know where I screwed up and I know how IÂ’m going to stay away from that. My father was diagnosed with leukemia last week at 62, and since then IÂ’ve had a lot of time to put things into perspective. In a way his diagnosis has changed the context of things. I know that if I donÂ’t quit now, I very well may never. There will never be a time in my life that is more ready for quitting. I know that I have every resource available to me whether that be other quitters phone numbers, my family, or whatever. Beyond that I am the only nicotine user in my day to day life right now, so I personally canÂ’t ask for a better time to do it. I just need to man up and do it.
Alright tls, I've read every word of your intro. You've fucked up. Well, so has everyone else on this site at some point. You fucked up again? Oh yeah, I've done that too. Yes, you've been a bit of an arrogant prick here, no doubt. Do you know how to redeem yourself from that stigma? Shut the fuck up with the diatribes and listen to these assholes that have been where you are many times. Listen to every syllable. You fail because you conveniently set yourself up for failure. I have been in your shoes but I was too much of a SLAVE and a weak pussy to pull the trigger and realize that there is only one way to do this. Absolutely NAFAR, EDD, ODAAT, OHAAT, one fucking minute at a time if that's what it takes.

I wish I had your opportunity. Every asshole here wishes we had your opportunity to shut this fucking mindfuck of an addiction into submission - for me, 20 years ago - for others, 30, 40 years. We see ourselves in you, hence the anger - we don't like that memory of the arrogant, fucking retarded 23 year old version of ourselves.

I'll give you a chance. But I am not here for fucking failure. I am here to curbstomp this cunt.

You can PM me and I'll give my #. I don't have history with you and I understand why motherfuckers are sick of your shit. But I also know that I've been in your shitty flip-flops or new balance sneakers or whatever the fuck you are walking down the street in. If I had the chance, I would rochambeau the fuck out of myself at your age. If you want to give me your address, you could be my surrogate from the past...

You and only you can make this happen. Don't fuck it up.

I'll see you in roll.

EDD
ODAAT
NAFAR

I will very gladly exchange #s with any of you mofos. I could use the help. Strength in numbers.

Strong like oak.

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #129 on: July 07, 2015, 10:12:00 AM »
What the hell happened?
I caved. I caved twice. I lost any claim to honor or integrity I had in regards to nicotine. Initially I came to this site spur of the moment – I had quit on a whim. But because of KTC with that whim I made it a full 47 days! Although that is a mere shadow of some of your guys’ quits, and a tenth of what I could be at if I had never caved, it was a number I never thought I would reach prior to my first quit.
Nevertheless I did cave and I came back almost immediately looking for redemption. I grabbed my balls and tried to continue again, yet I failed once again.

Why did it happen?
I think the root of the real issue was I didnÂ’t NEED to quit. I didnÂ’t want that more than anything. As I said above, my quit was on a whim! Everything I did in regards to my quit was on a whim! I remember how I purposefully put myself in shitty situations surrounding myself with the wrong substances and the wrong people. I wasnÂ’t taking it seriously! If I was I wouldnÂ’t have put myself in all of these different situations! I was essentially just coasting as far as I could!

Following my 47 day attempt, I lacked whatever self-awareness that I needed to see I wasnÂ’t in this for the long haul. I came back almost immediately with my tail between my legs posting an honest day one. What I failed to do in my time though was any sort of introspection. I failed to realize that the real reason I caved, was because I was half assing it in every way possible. Posting EDD was not the most important thing to me. I was scared to text/call people. I surrounded myself with other using addicts. People who smoked over a pack a day or used just as much chew. My friends were a bunch of drunkards. I allowed them to control me and my quit, because I was not dedicated to my quit 100%. I flat out refused the resources afforded to me.

What's different this time?
WhatÂ’s different this time is that I know I want and need to quit. I have sat back and contemplated my failure for over a year. I know where I screwed up and I know how IÂ’m going to stay away from that. My father was diagnosed with leukemia last week at 62, and since then IÂ’ve had a lot of time to put things into perspective. In a way his diagnosis has changed the context of things. I know that if I donÂ’t quit now, I very well may never. There will never be a time in my life that is more ready for quitting. I know that I have every resource available to me whether that be other quitters phone numbers, my family, or whatever. Beyond that I am the only nicotine user in my day to day life right now, so I personally canÂ’t ask for a better time to do it. I just need to man up and do it.