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[chris2alaska]

Hello all. Not really sure how to go on about this, so I'll just give my story. I'm 21 years old, I've been dipping grizzly wintergreen since my 10th grade year of high school, so around 7 years now. I've tried quitting countless times, nothing has seemed to work. I'm trying to quit again, and would love any tips/support from people that have quit or are currently quitting could give, Currently going on day 2 of quitting, found this and thought I'd join up cause I want this time I quit to be the final time.

@Jay ,

Apparently you don't really want to quit since you haven't even been back in here to read the advise and instructions that have been given to you.  I too was dippin' Grizzly when I quit 790 days ago.  I was at 3 cans a day and had been chewing for for over 30 years.  It is only because of this site and the quitters in it that I am nicotine free today. 

If you want to be nicotine free, then you need to get your ass in here and follow the advise and instructions that YOU asked for or quit wasting our time.  We don't "try" to quit here, we quit, plain and simple.  "Do or do not, there is no try" `Yoda

So if you are truly ready to quit for yourself, then by all means, get in here and post your daily promise to be nicotine free.

[BluManChew]

would love any tips/support from people that have quit or are currently quitting

You already got some great advice from Keith. Not sure why didn't you follow up immediately? Don't really want it bad enough yet?

Desperate men are usually ready to take drastic measures. Maybe you aren't there yet. Keep dipping and one day you will be. A bunch of problems can be avoided if you start quitting now. If you're waiting until you finish school, or get married, or secure that great job, or make that big move across the country, you'll be waiting forever.

@Zeus  speaks the truth @Jay.  He just described my young life.  Before I knew it, I was in my mid 40's, dipping for 25+ years.  Wife and 4 kids (promised to quit at each waypoint) later...setting a bad example for my children and being a fraud!!  DO YOURSELF A FAVOR THAT WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE.  Quit while it won't significantly change every aspect of your life.  You can do it.  We can lead you down the path.  You WILL regret not quitting but you will NEVER regret quitting.

Why you quit is crucial.  You must quit for yourself.  I believe what Mr. @EXBEARHAG is suggesting is that he tried to quit for his wife, and for each of his new borns. ( Forgive me if I'm mistaken there, Ex BH)

I too have 4 kids and quit two weeks before my daughter was born.  I will tell you that I quit for NONE of them.

Not for my wife, not for my three sons, and not for my daughter.  I quit for me and me alone.  My quit, and your quit need be totally And unabashedly selfish.

That decision to quit for me and for me only occurred 891 days ago.

[EXBEARHAG]

would love any tips/support from people that have quit or are currently quitting

You already got some great advice from Keith. Not sure why didn't you follow up immediately? Don't really want it bad enough yet?

Desperate men are usually ready to take drastic measures. Maybe you aren't there yet. Keep dipping and one day you will be. A bunch of problems can be avoided if you start quitting now. If you're waiting until you finish school, or get married, or secure that great job, or make that big move across the country, you'll be waiting forever.

@Zeus  speaks the truth @Jay.  He just described my young life.  Before I knew it, I was in my mid 40's, dipping for 25+ years.  Wife and 4 kids (promised to quit at each waypoint) later...setting a bad example for my children and being a fraud!!  DO YOURSELF A FAVOR THAT WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE.  Quit while it won't significantly change every aspect of your life.  You can do it.  We can lead you down the path.  You WILL regret not quitting but you will NEVER regret quitting.

[Zeus]

would love any tips/support from people that have quit or are currently quitting

You already got some great advice from Keith. Not sure why didn't you follow up immediately? Don't really want it bad enough yet?

Desperate men are usually ready to take drastic measures. Maybe you aren't there yet. Keep dipping and one day you will be. A bunch of problems can be avoided if you start quitting now. If you're waiting until you finish school, or get married, or secure that great job, or make that big move across the country, you'll be waiting forever.

[Keith0617]

Hello all. Not really sure how to go on about this, so I'll just give my story. I'm 21 years old, I've been dipping grizzly wintergreen since my 10th grade year of high school, so around 7 years now. I've tried quitting countless times, nothing has seemed to work. I'm trying to quit again, and would love any tips/support from people that have quit or are currently quitting could give, Currently going on day 2 of quitting, found this and thought I'd join up cause I want this time I quit to be the final time.

Welcome @Jay .  Click on the link, https://ktcforum.org/index.php?topic=16357.0 and go post toll in your group June 2020. We wake up, piss, and post roll first thing every morning giving our promise to stay nicotine free for the day. Then keep your word. Exchange digits and make relationships with fellow quitters as this relationships will be huge in hard times. Only exchange digits through personal messages and not not on the forum or Intro section. If you really want to quit you will be able to and we are here to help. Shoot me a message if I can help with anything.

[Jay]

Hello all. Not really sure how to go on about this, so I'll just give my story. I'm 21 years old, I've been dipping grizzly wintergreen since my 10th grade year of high school, so around 7 years now. I've tried quitting countless times, nothing has seemed to work. I'm trying to quit again, and would love any tips/support from people that have quit or are currently quitting could give, Currently going on day 2 of quitting, found this and thought I'd join up cause I want this time I quit to be the final time.