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Offline Tnvol

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Re: Quit for myself
« Reply #8 on: October 17, 2016, 08:17:00 AM »
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Good morning/afternoon everybody. I'll go by Tnvol here, as I'm a big Tennessee Volunteers fan. I'm an even bigger fan of not dying though. I've been a slave and an addict for 8 years now, and I just can't take it anymore. The dip had taken control of my life, and I was at the end of my rope 9 days ago. I've tried to quit before. In fact, I can't count how many time's I've attempted to quit. Just like all of you can attest I'm sure, I'd always find that ridiculous reason why I had to go to the gas station and pick up a can. I would even buy a can, take a dip, and dump the rest out the window because this was my last time... until the next day when I'd repeat the process. I hid it from my wife. When she asks why it takes me so long in the bathroom, it's not really because "that's where I get all my thinking done," it was because I was an addict in there. There have been so many times where I just wanted to quit but never could. For example, I'll quit on Christmas. No, New Years is a better date to quit I'll quit on new years. New Years comes and goes and I'm still dipping, so I'll just quit on my birthday because that would be a good birthday gift to me. Birthday comes and goes and I'm still dipping, well I'll just quit on my wife's birthday in a few weeks because that would be an even better gift, etc etc. It was a never ending cycle.

I'm now quit 8 days. I just can't mentally put myself through this double life anymore. I haven't used in 8 days and honestly haven't felt an urge to, because all I feel is regret for what I've done to my body and my family for so long. I'm truly ashamed of myself. I'm here now because I need the support. I want to be like you all, and now I am. I'm 100% dedicated to never picking up a can again.
Welcome to KTC
I too am on day 8
head over to the quit groups and find the January Quit Group and post roll
part of what makes this work is daily posting roll and communication with each
other here is a link to help make sense of roll posting topic/1003072/1/#new
and if you have questions ask in the group
We are all here to support each other get involved and remember
You are worth the quit
Couple quitters off to a fine start! Great job Tnvol and Dieselchick. Quit on.
Morning TNVol.....if you didn't cave yesterday watching that game with 'Bama, (sorry it was a bad joke, but hey!!) then you've got a really good chance of being quit forever!! Congrats on the 10 days (double digits!!). Take the time to celebrate the small victories!!

It does get better, but be prepared for some rough patches even well into your quit!
Hey vol fan, if you still are after yesterday. Welcome aboard, this quit is yours, only you can be the one not putting this shit back in your mouth. We are all addicts just like you and we can't quit for but we definitely can help you along the way! First and foremost important thing you can do is post roll Early EDD ODAAT! Damn proud to quit with you today!

Ps- ROLL TIDE ROLL!
Everybody, thank you for your support. I know we're strangers right now, but it's nice to have you all in my corner all with the same goal in mind. By the way, that game yesterday was embarrassing for Tennessee. I didn't expect a win, but I didn't expect a blowout either. Alabama will go 15-0 this season.
I hope you're better at quitting than you are about prognosticating College Football.... There's this game called the Iron Bowl that I'm hoping a certain team has something in store for the boys from Tuscaloosa...

War Eagle!!

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CavMan,

I actually drove down to Auburn from Nashville a few weeks back for the Auburn/LSU game. Jordan Hare is an awesome stadium we had a lot of fun. I remember watching that kick 6 on TV a few years back that's got to be one of the greatest college football moments of all time.

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Re: Quit for myself
« Reply #7 on: October 16, 2016, 09:23:00 PM »
Quote from: Tnvol
Quote from: pab1964
Quote from: CavMan83
Quote from: Zillah
Quote from: dieselchick87
Quote from: Tnvol
Good morning/afternoon everybody. I'll go by Tnvol here, as I'm a big Tennessee Volunteers fan. I'm an even bigger fan of not dying though. I've been a slave and an addict for 8 years now, and I just can't take it anymore. The dip had taken control of my life, and I was at the end of my rope 9 days ago. I've tried to quit before. In fact, I can't count how many time's I've attempted to quit. Just like all of you can attest I'm sure, I'd always find that ridiculous reason why I had to go to the gas station and pick up a can. I would even buy a can, take a dip, and dump the rest out the window because this was my last time... until the next day when I'd repeat the process. I hid it from my wife. When she asks why it takes me so long in the bathroom, it's not really because "that's where I get all my thinking done," it was because I was an addict in there. There have been so many times where I just wanted to quit but never could. For example, I'll quit on Christmas. No, New Years is a better date to quit I'll quit on new years. New Years comes and goes and I'm still dipping, so I'll just quit on my birthday because that would be a good birthday gift to me. Birthday comes and goes and I'm still dipping, well I'll just quit on my wife's birthday in a few weeks because that would be an even better gift, etc etc. It was a never ending cycle.

I'm now quit 8 days. I just can't mentally put myself through this double life anymore. I haven't used in 8 days and honestly haven't felt an urge to, because all I feel is regret for what I've done to my body and my family for so long. I'm truly ashamed of myself. I'm here now because I need the support. I want to be like you all, and now I am. I'm 100% dedicated to never picking up a can again.
Welcome to KTC
I too am on day 8
head over to the quit groups and find the January Quit Group and post roll
part of what makes this work is daily posting roll and communication with each
other here is a link to help make sense of roll posting topic/1003072/1/#new
and if you have questions ask in the group
We are all here to support each other get involved and remember
You are worth the quit
Couple quitters off to a fine start! Great job Tnvol and Dieselchick. Quit on.
Morning TNVol.....if you didn't cave yesterday watching that game with 'Bama, (sorry it was a bad joke, but hey!!) then you've got a really good chance of being quit forever!! Congrats on the 10 days (double digits!!). Take the time to celebrate the small victories!!

It does get better, but be prepared for some rough patches even well into your quit!
Hey vol fan, if you still are after yesterday. Welcome aboard, this quit is yours, only you can be the one not putting this shit back in your mouth. We are all addicts just like you and we can't quit for but we definitely can help you along the way! First and foremost important thing you can do is post roll Early EDD ODAAT! Damn proud to quit with you today!

Ps- ROLL TIDE ROLL!
Everybody, thank you for your support. I know we're strangers right now, but it's nice to have you all in my corner all with the same goal in mind. By the way, that game yesterday was embarrassing for Tennessee. I didn't expect a win, but I didn't expect a blowout either. Alabama will go 15-0 this season.
I hope you're better at quitting than you are about prognosticating College Football.... There's this game called the Iron Bowl that I'm hoping a certain team has something in store for the boys from Tuscaloosa...

War Eagle!!

:wareagle:

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Re: Quit for myself
« Reply #6 on: October 16, 2016, 06:52:00 PM »
Quote from: pab1964
Quote from: CavMan83
Quote from: Zillah
Quote from: dieselchick87
Quote from: Tnvol
Good morning/afternoon everybody. I'll go by Tnvol here, as I'm a big Tennessee Volunteers fan. I'm an even bigger fan of not dying though. I've been a slave and an addict for 8 years now, and I just can't take it anymore. The dip had taken control of my life, and I was at the end of my rope 9 days ago. I've tried to quit before. In fact, I can't count how many time's I've attempted to quit. Just like all of you can attest I'm sure, I'd always find that ridiculous reason why I had to go to the gas station and pick up a can. I would even buy a can, take a dip, and dump the rest out the window because this was my last time... until the next day when I'd repeat the process. I hid it from my wife. When she asks why it takes me so long in the bathroom, it's not really because "that's where I get all my thinking done," it was because I was an addict in there. There have been so many times where I just wanted to quit but never could. For example, I'll quit on Christmas. No, New Years is a better date to quit I'll quit on new years. New Years comes and goes and I'm still dipping, so I'll just quit on my birthday because that would be a good birthday gift to me. Birthday comes and goes and I'm still dipping, well I'll just quit on my wife's birthday in a few weeks because that would be an even better gift, etc etc. It was a never ending cycle.

I'm now quit 8 days. I just can't mentally put myself through this double life anymore. I haven't used in 8 days and honestly haven't felt an urge to, because all I feel is regret for what I've done to my body and my family for so long. I'm truly ashamed of myself. I'm here now because I need the support. I want to be like you all, and now I am. I'm 100% dedicated to never picking up a can again.
Welcome to KTC
I too am on day 8
head over to the quit groups and find the January Quit Group and post roll
part of what makes this work is daily posting roll and communication with each
other here is a link to help make sense of roll posting topic/1003072/1/#new
and if you have questions ask in the group
We are all here to support each other get involved and remember
You are worth the quit
Couple quitters off to a fine start! Great job Tnvol and Dieselchick. Quit on.
Morning TNVol.....if you didn't cave yesterday watching that game with 'Bama, (sorry it was a bad joke, but hey!!) then you've got a really good chance of being quit forever!! Congrats on the 10 days (double digits!!). Take the time to celebrate the small victories!!

It does get better, but be prepared for some rough patches even well into your quit!  
Hey vol fan, if you still are after yesterday. Welcome aboard, this quit is yours, only you can be the one not putting this shit back in your mouth. We are all addicts just like you and we can't quit for but we definitely can help you along the way! First and foremost important thing you can do is post roll Early EDD ODAAT! Damn proud to quit with you today!

Ps- ROLL TIDE ROLL!
Everybody, thank you for your support. I know we're strangers right now, but it's nice to have you all in my corner all with the same goal in mind. By the way, that game yesterday was embarrassing for Tennessee. I didn't expect a win, but I didn't expect a blowout either. Alabama will go 15-0 this season.

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Re: Quit for myself
« Reply #5 on: October 16, 2016, 03:54:00 PM »
Quote from: CavMan83
Quote from: Zillah
Quote from: dieselchick87
Quote from: Tnvol
Good morning/afternoon everybody. I'll go by Tnvol here, as I'm a big Tennessee Volunteers fan. I'm an even bigger fan of not dying though. I've been a slave and an addict for 8 years now, and I just can't take it anymore. The dip had taken control of my life, and I was at the end of my rope 9 days ago. I've tried to quit before. In fact, I can't count how many time's I've attempted to quit. Just like all of you can attest I'm sure, I'd always find that ridiculous reason why I had to go to the gas station and pick up a can. I would even buy a can, take a dip, and dump the rest out the window because this was my last time... until the next day when I'd repeat the process. I hid it from my wife. When she asks why it takes me so long in the bathroom, it's not really because "that's where I get all my thinking done," it was because I was an addict in there. There have been so many times where I just wanted to quit but never could. For example, I'll quit on Christmas. No, New Years is a better date to quit I'll quit on new years. New Years comes and goes and I'm still dipping, so I'll just quit on my birthday because that would be a good birthday gift to me. Birthday comes and goes and I'm still dipping, well I'll just quit on my wife's birthday in a few weeks because that would be an even better gift, etc etc. It was a never ending cycle.

I'm now quit 8 days. I just can't mentally put myself through this double life anymore. I haven't used in 8 days and honestly haven't felt an urge to, because all I feel is regret for what I've done to my body and my family for so long. I'm truly ashamed of myself. I'm here now because I need the support. I want to be like you all, and now I am. I'm 100% dedicated to never picking up a can again.
Welcome to KTC
I too am on day 8
head over to the quit groups and find the January Quit Group and post roll
part of what makes this work is daily posting roll and communication with each
other here is a link to help make sense of roll posting topic/1003072/1/#new
and if you have questions ask in the group
We are all here to support each other get involved and remember
You are worth the quit
Couple quitters off to a fine start! Great job Tnvol and Dieselchick. Quit on.
Morning TNVol.....if you didn't cave yesterday watching that game with 'Bama, (sorry it was a bad joke, but hey!!) then you've got a really good chance of being quit forever!! Congrats on the 10 days (double digits!!). Take the time to celebrate the small victories!!

It does get better, but be prepared for some rough patches even well into your quit!
Hey vol fan, if you still are after yesterday. Welcome aboard, this quit is yours, only you can be the one not putting this shit back in your mouth. We are all addicts just like you and we can't quit for but we definitely can help you along the way! First and foremost important thing you can do is post roll Early EDD ODAAT! Damn proud to quit with you today!

Ps- ROLL TIDE ROLL!
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: Quit for myself
« Reply #4 on: October 16, 2016, 09:31:00 AM »
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Quote from: Tnvol
Good morning/afternoon everybody. I'll go by Tnvol here, as I'm a big Tennessee Volunteers fan. I'm an even bigger fan of not dying though. I've been a slave and an addict for 8 years now, and I just can't take it anymore. The dip had taken control of my life, and I was at the end of my rope 9 days ago. I've tried to quit before. In fact, I can't count how many time's I've attempted to quit. Just like all of you can attest I'm sure, I'd always find that ridiculous reason why I had to go to the gas station and pick up a can. I would even buy a can, take a dip, and dump the rest out the window because this was my last time... until the next day when I'd repeat the process. I hid it from my wife. When she asks why it takes me so long in the bathroom, it's not really because "that's where I get all my thinking done," it was because I was an addict in there. There have been so many times where I just wanted to quit but never could. For example, I'll quit on Christmas. No, New Years is a better date to quit I'll quit on new years. New Years comes and goes and I'm still dipping, so I'll just quit on my birthday because that would be a good birthday gift to me. Birthday comes and goes and I'm still dipping, well I'll just quit on my wife's birthday in a few weeks because that would be an even better gift, etc etc. It was a never ending cycle.

I'm now quit 8 days. I just can't mentally put myself through this double life anymore. I haven't used in 8 days and honestly haven't felt an urge to, because all I feel is regret for what I've done to my body and my family for so long. I'm truly ashamed of myself. I'm here now because I need the support. I want to be like you all, and now I am. I'm 100% dedicated to never picking up a can again.
Welcome to KTC
I too am on day 8
head over to the quit groups and find the January Quit Group and post roll
part of what makes this work is daily posting roll and communication with each
other here is a link to help make sense of roll posting topic/1003072/1/#new
and if you have questions ask in the group
We are all here to support each other get involved and remember
You are worth the quit
Couple quitters off to a fine start! Great job Tnvol and Dieselchick. Quit on.
Morning TNVol.....if you didn't cave yesterday watching that game with 'Bama, (sorry it was a bad joke, but hey!!) then you've got a really good chance of being quit forever!! Congrats on the 10 days (double digits!!). Take the time to celebrate the small victories!!

It does get better, but be prepared for some rough patches even well into your quit!

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Re: Quit for myself
« Reply #3 on: October 14, 2016, 09:08:00 PM »
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Good morning/afternoon everybody. I'll go by Tnvol here, as I'm a big Tennessee Volunteers fan. I'm an even bigger fan of not dying though. I've been a slave and an addict for 8 years now, and I just can't take it anymore. The dip had taken control of my life, and I was at the end of my rope 9 days ago. I've tried to quit before. In fact, I can't count how many time's I've attempted to quit. Just like all of you can attest I'm sure, I'd always find that ridiculous reason why I had to go to the gas station and pick up a can. I would even buy a can, take a dip, and dump the rest out the window because this was my last time... until the next day when I'd repeat the process. I hid it from my wife. When she asks why it takes me so long in the bathroom, it's not really because "that's where I get all my thinking done," it was because I was an addict in there. There have been so many times where I just wanted to quit but never could. For example, I'll quit on Christmas. No, New Years is a better date to quit I'll quit on new years. New Years comes and goes and I'm still dipping, so I'll just quit on my birthday because that would be a good birthday gift to me. Birthday comes and goes and I'm still dipping, well I'll just quit on my wife's birthday in a few weeks because that would be an even better gift, etc etc. It was a never ending cycle.

I'm now quit 8 days. I just can't mentally put myself through this double life anymore. I haven't used in 8 days and honestly haven't felt an urge to, because all I feel is regret for what I've done to my body and my family for so long. I'm truly ashamed of myself. I'm here now because I need the support. I want to be like you all, and now I am. I'm 100% dedicated to never picking up a can again.
Welcome to KTC
I too am on day 8
head over to the quit groups and find the January Quit Group and post roll
part of what makes this work is daily posting roll and communication with each
other here is a link to help make sense of roll posting topic/1003072/1/#new
and if you have questions ask in the group
We are all here to support each other get involved and remember
You are worth the quit
Couple quitters off to a fine start! Great job Tnvol and Dieselchick. Quit on.

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Re: Quit for myself
« Reply #2 on: October 14, 2016, 01:29:00 PM »
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Good morning/afternoon everybody. I'll go by Tnvol here, as I'm a big Tennessee Volunteers fan. I'm an even bigger fan of not dying though. I've been a slave and an addict for 8 years now, and I just can't take it anymore. The dip had taken control of my life, and I was at the end of my rope 9 days ago. I've tried to quit before. In fact, I can't count how many time's I've attempted to quit. Just like all of you can attest I'm sure, I'd always find that ridiculous reason why I had to go to the gas station and pick up a can. I would even buy a can, take a dip, and dump the rest out the window because this was my last time... until the next day when I'd repeat the process. I hid it from my wife. When she asks why it takes me so long in the bathroom, it's not really because "that's where I get all my thinking done," it was because I was an addict in there. There have been so many times where I just wanted to quit but never could. For example, I'll quit on Christmas. No, New Years is a better date to quit I'll quit on new years. New Years comes and goes and I'm still dipping, so I'll just quit on my birthday because that would be a good birthday gift to me. Birthday comes and goes and I'm still dipping, well I'll just quit on my wife's birthday in a few weeks because that would be an even better gift, etc etc. It was a never ending cycle.

I'm now quit 8 days. I just can't mentally put myself through this double life anymore. I haven't used in 8 days and honestly haven't felt an urge to, because all I feel is regret for what I've done to my body and my family for so long. I'm truly ashamed of myself. I'm here now because I need the support. I want to be like you all, and now I am. I'm 100% dedicated to never picking up a can again.
Welcome to KTC
I too am on day 8
head over to the quit groups and find the January Quit Group and post roll
part of what makes this work is daily posting roll and communication with each
other here is a link to help make sense of roll posting topic/1003072/1/#new
and if you have questions ask in the group
We are all here to support each other get involved and remember
You are worth the quit

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Quit for myself
« on: October 14, 2016, 12:57:00 PM »
Good morning/afternoon everybody. I'll go by Tnvol here, as I'm a big Tennessee Volunteers fan. I'm an even bigger fan of not dying though. I've been a slave and an addict for 8 years now, and I just can't take it anymore. The dip had taken control of my life, and I was at the end of my rope 9 days ago. I've tried to quit before. In fact, I can't count how many time's I've attempted to quit. Just like all of you can attest I'm sure, I'd always find that ridiculous reason why I had to go to the gas station and pick up a can. I would even buy a can, take a dip, and dump the rest out the window because this was my last time... until the next day when I'd repeat the process. I hid it from my wife. When she asks why it takes me so long in the bathroom, it's not really because "that's where I get all my thinking done," it was because I was an addict in there. There have been so many times where I just wanted to quit but never could. For example, I'll quit on Christmas. No, New Years is a better date to quit I'll quit on new years. New Years comes and goes and I'm still dipping, so I'll just quit on my birthday because that would be a good birthday gift to me. Birthday comes and goes and I'm still dipping, well I'll just quit on my wife's birthday in a few weeks because that would be an even better gift, etc etc. It was a never ending cycle.

I'm now quit 8 days. I just can't mentally put myself through this double life anymore. I haven't used in 8 days and honestly haven't felt an urge to, because all I feel is regret for what I've done to my body and my family for so long. I'm truly ashamed of myself. I'm here now because I need the support. I want to be like you all, and now I am. I'm 100% dedicated to never picking up a can again.