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Offline Matt F

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Re: introduction
« Reply #8 on: July 21, 2013, 08:07:00 AM »
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Hi my name is Tim I am 27 yrs old and have been using dip for several years. I have dip in my mouth from the time that i wake up till i go to sleep. I have tried quitting but I can't function without it. It really sucks and I want to stop but can't...I am hoping for some advice from somebody that has had similar experience and has quit since. Thanks,
Tim
You just think you can't function without nicotine. At first you won't do that well (for 3 to 5 days, withdrawal) and then gradually have better body and brain function. You have to take care of yourself and get help to get through this, that's why there is a team of people here responding to your thread with encouragement. We've been through it, know we did it against odds and "not being able to function" worries. We're doing better now than EVER! I'll look for your roll post today, see you there EVERY DAY man.
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Re: introduction
« Reply #7 on: July 21, 2013, 07:40:00 AM »
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Hi my name is Tim I am 27 yrs old and have been using dip for several years. I have dip in my mouth from the time that i wake up till i go to sleep. I have tried quitting but I can't function without it. It really sucks and I want to stop but can't...I am hoping for some advice from somebody that has had similar experience and has quit since. Thanks,
Tim
Consider what it will be like functioning without half of your face and throat! You need to do some soul searching Tim. I really don't read that burning desire that it takes to quit. I've been a addict for 40 years and finally got the hatred it takes to quit 476 days ago and ended my 24/7 dipping. I don't have to wake up during the night anymore to swap out my dip. I hate that fucking shit and how it controlled my life and I have zero tolerance for any of the pussy excuses you can come up with for not quitting immediately! Are you a man?
Hey, artist. Thinks for stopping in. It seems these guys have told you everything you need to right now. I hope you listen, trash your stash and join us in freeville.

If you don't mind I would like to talk to your master right now. So just sit back and listen.

Hey poison I hate that I was addicted to you for over 25 plus years. I hope my friend sees you for what you truly are before it's to late. I hope he decides to trash you and take back his life. I wish that he could see that it's possible to live a healthy great life without you. I know your in control of him, but I also know that if he wants to he can take his life back and never be controlled by you again.

What's it going to be artist? Balls in your court? Are you a one and doner?
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Re: introduction
« Reply #6 on: July 21, 2013, 02:54:00 AM »
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Hi my name is Tim I am 27 yrs old and have been using dip for several years. I have dip in my mouth from the time that i wake up till i go to sleep. I have tried quitting but I can't function without it. It really sucks and I want to stop but can't...I am hoping for some advice from somebody that has had similar experience and has quit since. Thanks,
Tim
Consider what it will be like functioning without half of your face and throat! You need to do some soul searching Tim. I really don't read that burning desire that it takes to quit. I've been a addict for 40 years and finally got the hatred it takes to quit 476 days ago and ended my 24/7 dipping. I don't have to wake up during the night anymore to swap out my dip. I hate that fucking shit and how it controlled my life and I have zero tolerance for any of the pussy excuses you can come up with for not quitting immediately! Are you a man?
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Re: introduction
« Reply #5 on: July 21, 2013, 12:31:00 AM »
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Hi my name is Tim I am 27 yrs old and have been using dip for several years. I have dip in my mouth from the time that i wake up till i go to sleep. I have tried quitting but I can't function without it. It really sucks and I want to stop but can't...I am hoping for some advice from somebody that has had similar experience and has quit since. Thanks,
Tim
Hey man. I guess my advice would be to quit right now. This very moment. Then flush every can you have. Heres how I look at it. You obviously are interested in quitting or you wouldnt be here. Do not prolong it with stupid excuses like I did. I'll quit Monday. I'll quit after this can. I'll quit after these 5 cans. I'll quit Jan 1st. Yada yada yada...All of those are just BS life stealing lies.

When I stumbled upon KTC, I was like you. I wanted to quit but I really didnt know how. I had "stopped" several times before but always came back to the can. After browsing around the site here and posting, it became very apparent to me that these guys mean business and are here to help me. I began to understand that this has to be about me. Not my wife. Not my kids. Not my friends. But me. At that moment, I was quit. Not when I dumped the 15+ cans of Copenhagen. But the moment I realized that this shit is no good and I have to do this for me. Thats the moment I was quit. Dumping the cans was just the obvious thing to do since I was quit.

I guess what I'm saying is. Deciding in your heart and mind at this moment that you need to quit for you, is how you Kill The Can. Simply dumping the can in hopes of never dipping again, is how you stop for a period of time. What'll be for you? Kill The Can or dump the can?

I'm not the best at explaining myself, but I hope you get the gist of what I'm saying. And we are all here to help each other. Holler if ya need me....
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Re: introduction
« Reply #4 on: July 21, 2013, 12:16:00 AM »
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You need one thing, a set of balls. The guys here can offer support but if you dont quit we cant help. Let us help, flush it all, go cold turkey, post roll.
Read above. A set of balls is all it takes. If you are 27 that means I dipped for almost your entire life (26 years) and I quit. That tells me that you can as well. That line about "I can't function without it" is straight up addict talk. You most certainly can. As a matter of fact, you can function BETTER without it. Know why? Because it is nothing but lying poison my friend. Sack up brother. Start posting roll every day and honoring it. I dare you. Go ahead. Quit.
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Offline mich 34

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Re: introduction
« Reply #3 on: July 20, 2013, 11:56:00 PM »
You need one thing, a set of balls. The guys here can offer support but if you dont quit we cant help. Let us help, flush it all, go cold turkey, post roll.
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Re: introduction
« Reply #2 on: July 20, 2013, 11:22:00 PM »
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Hi my name is Tim I am 27 yrs old and have been using dip for several years. I have dip in my mouth from the time that i wake up till i go to sleep. I have tried quitting but I can't function without it. It really sucks and I want to stop but can't...I am hoping for some advice from somebody that has had similar experience and has quit since. Thanks,
Tim
Look around the site as much as you can. Read Read Read. Your quit is no tougher than mine or anybody elses. Your October brothers need you. Go post up with them now. Look up Grizzly Addict's intro and what he went through. It might save your life.
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« on: July 20, 2013, 11:15:00 PM »
Hi my name is Tim I am 27 yrs old and have been using dip for several years. I have dip in my mouth from the time that i wake up till i go to sleep. I have tried quitting but I can't function without it. It really sucks and I want to stop but can't...I am hoping for some advice from somebody that has had similar experience and has quit since. Thanks,
Tim
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