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Offline RDB

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Re: Quitting on a whim
« Reply #4 on: May 23, 2018, 09:08:00 AM »
Welcome. Keep it up, posting roll. Keep your promise, and stay quit.

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Offline Idaho Spuds

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Re: Quitting on a whim
« Reply #3 on: May 22, 2018, 06:49:00 PM »
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Good start by posting roll. You and I are addicts - dipping is not a habit. Once you embrace the fact we are addicted to nicotine the more you learn to hate it. This program works, post roll daily and buckle up this weekend!
Read up and post roll every day. With smartphones, you can post roll every day and probably get away with never telling your wife. But if you want to put the lying behind you, tell the Mrs, tell her about KTC and that you will need to be on the site ALOT in the first 100+ days.

I lied for a long time to my wife, I 'quit' not, then she would find a can, she ended up not believing my words, but on I told her about KTC, the quitters, wildcard section, and my days. I give her a status update on big milestones.

But regardless, stay quit, the hiding and lying burden, is gone and it will be liberating.

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Offline Thumblewort

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Re: Quitting on a whim
« Reply #2 on: May 18, 2018, 09:05:00 AM »
Good start by posting roll. You and I are addicts - dipping is not a habit. Once you embrace the fact we are addicted to nicotine the more you learn to hate it. This program works, post roll daily and buckle up this weekend!
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Offline Alpine

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Quitting on a whim
« on: May 18, 2018, 07:48:00 AM »
For half my life I've had a can near at hand. Compared to most folks I know, my habit is relatively mild. It takes me about a week to get through a can. I don't do it at home and only dip around certain people at work. A few pinches per day, another few in the car... Not so bad right? As long as I hide it from those I care about most. As long as it's a secret.

Or so I told myself.

But the fact that I hide this habit from everyone, wife included, is my main reason for being here. Sure, the health risks are grave and that's a great reason to quit. But my personal integrity has been compromised for the last 8+ years because I have always hidden my dip from my wife. She has no idea I chew tobacco. None. Only once in 8 years together she found a can in my backpack, which I easily lied about and said it belonged to a buddy I was traveling with. Just like that, lying to my spouse became an everyday thing.

So I am done hiding, done putting my health at risk, and done being tied to a substance to feel relaxed.

Before landing on this website, I was apprehensive about quitting. Wasn't really sure I wanted to. I was afraid to live with commitment and take on the difficult burden of quitting. My self-doubt encouraged acquiescence, my uncertainty made me weak. I was bound by chains of my own choosing. Not anymore.

So it's time to wake the fuck up and make this happen.

-Alpine