Day 624
I quit today. I used to spend several hours a day on here, specifically in the intros section in the past. I forgot the power of this spot right here. The humility it takes to say you are an addict and understand that you have to work from a disadvantage to achieve what you want is difficult but the first big win. Its step one to changing yourself. Its powerful. Truly powerful. I'm grateful to have found this place and met the folks I have.
If any of you newbs haven't been to a quitter convention yet, find one near by. I have not met a quitter that isn't powerful and a complete character. Incredible folks. Empowering.
good words, brother soul. i miss having the time to spend hours here. granted, i was forcing that time into my schedule before during my early quit days, but it was so valuable and reinforced what i was doing.
i'm hoping that life (well, mainly work... and that ain't all of life!) slows down to a degree that i can be back and more active. helping new quitters is a great way to strengthen your own quit, and that's something that every quitter needs... at 458, 624, or 2311 days. hell, i know for a fact that soul and i strengthened each other's quits when i was just cutting my teeth in here.
good seeing you here, soul, and most importantly, good seeing you on the Quithead roll call each day. it means a lot to still have your support.