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Offline kodiakdeath

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Re: Intro
« Reply #3 on: April 03, 2018, 09:29:00 PM »
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It's so weird because as I'm off to a good start, I'm already thinking about when I can start again. This is going to be hard but I'm going to do it.
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Offline Joes

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Re: Intro
« Reply #2 on: April 03, 2018, 08:34:00 PM »
IÂ’m quitting with you Kapdawg! I too have had intermittent pauses because I quit for other people (which should have been enough) but I never really wanted to quit. Now on top of all the other good reasons to quit I find myself for the first time wanting to quit too.
IÂ’m new to this site too but already feel stronger from fellow quitters reaching out.
I totally feel the same way about grizzly being my friend and the one that I could always count on being there. But that friend robs me of sleep, health, being honest with the woman I love, and could leave my innocent children fatherless...some friend.
LetÂ’s never go back!

Offline kapdawg

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Intro
« on: April 03, 2018, 05:40:00 PM »
So, I have to be honest. I hate that I've been dipping cope snuff since I was 17. I've tried to quit a couple times before and I've quit for long stretches of time... more than a year even. But those clearly were not quits... they were pauses.

I'm now on day 18 and ready to actually quit. We'll I know that I need to quit but I don't actually want to quit. Cope is my best friend. Hell, cope is my only friend. I pretend that I'm sneaky and clever but I'm sure my family and people I work with all know about it. It's so weird because as I'm off to a good start, I'm already thinking about when I can start again. This is going to be hard but I'm going to do it.

Okay, so since this is an intro, I should tell you about myself. I'm 42. Married for 17 years. Have an 8 YO daughter. I'm quitting so I can be a better dad and husband.