Time for a change

Started by ChowBear, February 21, 2017, 07:13:00 AM

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Batdad

Welcome!! And congrats on what may be the best choice you may ever make!
[spoiler=signature stuff]Leonidas nickname is Dyson because he he sucks like a cracked out meth whore - Candoit

Could I quit without KTC? Probably. Let's say it's 99.9% yes, I could quit without KTC. That 0.1% risk of failure isn't worth it to me. That 0.1% is enough to keep me here, long into the future, just to be sure.-srains918

Not sure who Batdad is, but he keeps coming up as an asshole =P so he can be an asshole if it helps others quit lmao. BTW who is batdad? I'm newer so it might be something I am missing. -evillen

With all the craziness swirling around us, it's nice to have certain constants that we can always count on, like Batdad is an asshole. -Rewire

Quitters I have had the honor to meet
Viking, MNxEngineer, PMILS, Weedsta, Natro, Jenahen, Bucky, Palpatine, Gassy, JohninSLP, DonkeyMN, ReWire, Clemte, Wepdoc
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pky1520

Welcome Zack  congrats on making this decision. It's not easy, especially for young guys, but I assure you that it won't get any easier by waiting and letting your addiction get even more ingrained in your life.

Looks like you found roll call, which is the first big step. That post represents your promise to stay nicotine free today. For today, nicotine is entirely off the table for you. Make that same promise tomorrow, as soon as you are reasonably able (WUPP - Wake Up Piss Post). Do that enough days in a row and you will be free. You'll always be an addict, but you don't have to be a slave to it anymore.

Let me know if I can help.

Thumblewort

wELCOME zACK, AND way to post roll call! I quit with you today!
Some of my fondest and clearest memories are peeing in places that aren't bathrooms.

ChowBear

Today is the day. I wont let the can control me anymore. For 7 years I have been doing this from the time I wake up to the time I go to bed. I'm tired of waking up in the middle of the night and throwing a dip in. I threw away all of my dip and I am ready and committed to end the addiction. It hasn't just became a addiction but a way of life. I found a way to include it in everything I do. I told myself I'd quit when I was 18 but 3 years last I am still doing it. It is time to stop. I came to this site in hopes I would receive support from people who are or who have gone through the same thing. I am Zack by the way!