The Ninja Dipper

[alterego]

I remember telling my wife how crappy the water pressure was in our new house, I had to always flush the toilet twice. Even then I had panic moments where she would need to get something from upstairs, and I would tell her to hang on for a sec, run up to make sure I had flushed. The mental stress of keeping track of every hidden tin, counting, making sure, the spitters, etc... After 5 weeks, it's amazing to not worry about my wife looking in my car for a kids lost croc, or not worrying about one of my kids looking in my work bag and worrying they will find the hidden tin.

Welcome, ATL-Ninja. You've joined a great club of quitters.

[Jeff W]

ATL you going to do this or what? Haven't seen you on roll yet! Come on brother, the system is easy and only works one way. Post your promise as soon as you wake up every single day and you will be enjoying the quit life. No more hiding in shame from your wife / kids. No more 1 hour poops 4 times a day. No more random errands you MUST run. No more stopping at the gas station to spit out your dip, toss the spitter, and rinse the shit outta your mouth before you get home. No more spending 5 bucks a day on a can and another 1 dollar on a water you're going to dump out so you have a spitter. No more passing up sex to stay up and watch late night tv just so you can get one more dip in. No more hiding cans all throughout the house in spots your wife wouldn't look. No more gums bleeding. No more constant fear that this dip might be the one that gives you cancer................................Lets do this!

[LarryA]

First of all, I'm glad I found this place. I am on day 5 of no nicotine. All the things that folks have said about the first few days have rung true.

Dipping was my secret for many years. I hid it from my family. I have tried to quit and always gone back to the can.

The tipping point was this past Sunday. I spit a plug out in the toilet and forgot to flush. I went out to cut the grass and when I came back in my wife was worried sick. Bless her heart, she had no idea what that was in the toilet. She was worried something was wrong with my bowels. She was genuinely concerned.

What happened next was utterly appalling, and what led me to quit. I started to lie to my wife. I started concocting a story about coffee grounds and bowel movements that sounded batshit crazy even to me. Then I stopped. I told her I was sorry for insulting her intelligence and most of all for LYING to the woman I love. She was hurt, and she let me know it.

The nicotine had such a hold on me that my first response was to lie to my wife. It was terrible. I had a 1.5can of Copenhagen per day habit for the past 10 years - ALL STEALTH. My secret shame. I don't want to be a slave to that can any more. I plan to quit and stay quit every day for the rest of my life.

Sunflower seeds, lots of water, and lots of thinking before I act. That's what is getting me through.

Welcome ATL-Ninja......I too was a ninja dipper and hid it from my wife. I was always super paranoid about making sure I flushed the toilet and would have episodes of thinking I forgot and freaking out. I once drove 30 minutes back to the house to check and make sure I flushed the toilet. Insane!


You are in the September 2017 group. These guys are going through the exact same stuff you are going through right now. This site is amazing if you buy in and allow it to be. I'm quit today for the 226th time since November 3, 2016. I never ever could have done this without KTC (well documented based on my failed quit attempts on my own - 100s). The way this works is you join your group, you sign a roll post with your name and day count i.e. JeffW - Day 226 I Promise No Nicotine Today! You keep your promise for 24 hrs and repeat the next day. It is that simple. Click on the link below and it will take you to your quit group.....jump in post your promise for today and get to know some of these people here at KTC that will help save your life.

Your SEPT 17 QUIT GROUP CLICK ME!!!!!!

Hahahaha, there should be a special place for all of us former Ninja dippers. The story about driving 30 minutes home rang true with me. I cant tell you how many times I have done that same thing.

Guilty as charged, also. Only I was Ninja Dipping around my daughter. My wife always knew (it astounds me when I hear you guys talking about how you kept it from your wives - do you not ever kiss them??? LOL). I even drove home when I forgot to flush the toilet in the half-bath one day.

Ah, the bad old days.....

[PKTmkm700]

First of all, I'm glad I found this place. I am on day 5 of no nicotine. All the things that folks have said about the first few days have rung true.

Dipping was my secret for many years. I hid it from my family. I have tried to quit and always gone back to the can.

The tipping point was this past Sunday. I spit a plug out in the toilet and forgot to flush. I went out to cut the grass and when I came back in my wife was worried sick. Bless her heart, she had no idea what that was in the toilet. She was worried something was wrong with my bowels. She was genuinely concerned.

What happened next was utterly appalling, and what led me to quit. I started to lie to my wife. I started concocting a story about coffee grounds and bowel movements that sounded batshit crazy even to me. Then I stopped. I told her I was sorry for insulting her intelligence and most of all for LYING to the woman I love. She was hurt, and she let me know it.

The nicotine had such a hold on me that my first response was to lie to my wife. It was terrible. I had a 1.5can of Copenhagen per day habit for the past 10 years - ALL STEALTH. My secret shame. I don't want to be a slave to that can any more. I plan to quit and stay quit every day for the rest of my life.

Sunflower seeds, lots of water, and lots of thinking before I act. That's what is getting me through.

Welcome ATL-Ninja......I too was a ninja dipper and hid it from my wife. I was always super paranoid about making sure I flushed the toilet and would have episodes of thinking I forgot and freaking out. I once drove 30 minutes back to the house to check and make sure I flushed the toilet. Insane!


You are in the September 2017 group. These guys are going through the exact same stuff you are going through right now. This site is amazing if you buy in and allow it to be. I'm quit today for the 226th time since November 3, 2016. I never ever could have done this without KTC (well documented based on my failed quit attempts on my own - 100s). The way this works is you join your group, you sign a roll post with your name and day count i.e. JeffW - Day 226 I Promise No Nicotine Today! You keep your promise for 24 hrs and repeat the next day. It is that simple. Click on the link below and it will take you to your quit group.....jump in post your promise for today and get to know some of these people here at KTC that will help save your life.

Your SEPT 17 QUIT GROUP CLICK ME!!!!!!

Hahahaha, there should be a special place for all of us former Ninja dippers. The story about driving 30 minutes home rang true with me. I cant tell you how many times I have done that same thing.

[Jeff W]

Hey man make sure you get on roll today. If you need help PM me using the PM system in the top right corner.

[Jeff W]

First of all, I'm glad I found this place. I am on day 5 of no nicotine. All the things that folks have said about the first few days have rung true.

Dipping was my secret for many years. I hid it from my family. I have tried to quit and always gone back to the can.

The tipping point was this past Sunday. I spit a plug out in the toilet and forgot to flush. I went out to cut the grass and when I came back in my wife was worried sick. Bless her heart, she had no idea what that was in the toilet. She was worried something was wrong with my bowels. She was genuinely concerned.

What happened next was utterly appalling, and what led me to quit. I started to lie to my wife. I started concocting a story about coffee grounds and bowel movements that sounded batshit crazy even to me. Then I stopped. I told her I was sorry for insulting her intelligence and most of all for LYING to the woman I love. She was hurt, and she let me know it.

The nicotine had such a hold on me that my first response was to lie to my wife. It was terrible. I had a 1.5can of Copenhagen per day habit for the past 10 years - ALL STEALTH. My secret shame. I don't want to be a slave to that can any more. I plan to quit and stay quit every day for the rest of my life.

Sunflower seeds, lots of water, and lots of thinking before I act. That's what is getting me through.

Welcome ATL-Ninja......I too was a ninja dipper and hid it from my wife. I was always super paranoid about making sure I flushed the toilet and would have episodes of thinking I forgot and freaking out. I once drove 30 minutes back to the house to check and make sure I flushed the toilet. Insane!


You are in the September 2017 group. These guys are going through the exact same stuff you are going through right now. This site is amazing if you buy in and allow it to be. I'm quit today for the 226th time since November 3, 2016. I never ever could have done this without KTC (well documented based on my failed quit attempts on my own - 100s). The way this works is you join your group, you sign a roll post with your name and day count i.e. JeffW - Day 226 I Promise No Nicotine Today! You keep your promise for 24 hrs and repeat the next day. It is that simple. Click on the link below and it will take you to your quit group.....jump in post your promise for today and get to know some of these people here at KTC that will help save your life.

Your SEPT 17 QUIT GROUP CLICK ME!!!!!!

[ATL-NinjaDip]

First of all, I'm glad I found this place. I am on day 5 of no nicotine. All the things that folks have said about the first few days have rung true.

Dipping was my secret for many years. I hid it from my family. I have tried to quit and always gone back to the can.

The tipping point was this past Sunday. I spit a plug out in the toilet and forgot to flush. I went out to cut the grass and when I came back in my wife was worried sick. Bless her heart, she had no idea what that was in the toilet. She was worried something was wrong with my bowels. She was genuinely concerned.

What happened next was utterly appalling, and what led me to quit. I started to lie to my wife. I started concocting a story about coffee grounds and bowel movements that sounded batshit crazy even to me. Then I stopped. I told her I was sorry for insulting her intelligence and most of all for LYING to the woman I love. She was hurt, and she let me know it.

The nicotine had such a hold on me that my first response was to lie to my wife. It was terrible. I had a 1.5can of Copenhagen per day habit for the past 10 years - ALL STEALTH. My secret shame. I don't want to be a slave to that can any more. I plan to quit and stay quit every day for the rest of my life.

Sunflower seeds, lots of water, and lots of thinking before I act. That's what is getting me through.