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Offline BBQchips

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Re: Kickin-wing
« Reply #7 on: September 13, 2018, 10:27:00 PM »
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Day 65

Feeling proud of this number today. I know it's a little taboo at KTC to pat yourself on the back, and I know that the war is never won, but I take pride in my number. There has been more than a few times where the thought of losing my number has stomped out cravings. So yep, today I'm damn proud of my quit, and I can't wait until this day's over, so that my number can grow tomorrow.

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Offline Kickin-wing

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Re: Kickin-wing
« Reply #6 on: September 13, 2018, 05:29:00 PM »
Day 65

Feeling proud of this number today. I know it's a little taboo at KTC to pat yourself on the back, and I know that the war is never won, but I take pride in my number. There has been more than a few times where the thought of losing my number has stomped out cravings. So yep, today I'm damn proud of my quit, and I can't wait until this day's over, so that my number can grow tomorrow.

Kickin-wing
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Re: Kickin-wing
« Reply #5 on: September 13, 2018, 08:54:00 AM »
Congrats on your 64/65 days Kickin-wing. I'm right behind you at 53 and am in the trenches with you and all other Rawktober brethren, head down and powering through one day at a time!

Let this suck strengthen your resolve, we got this 'bang head'
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Re: Kickin-wing
« Reply #4 on: September 12, 2018, 09:35:00 PM »
Day 64 of quit.

I've overcome the two month mark which is something I never thought I'd do. I'd been "trying" to quit for who knows how long, I'm glad I took the plunge to start posting here, I know for a fact I wouldn't have made it even this far without KTC. The quit has definitely stirred a lot of things in my mind. I know there's this aspect of rewiring that has to happen, right now I'm feeling like some wires are getting crossed.

Like pretty much everybody else here, any ups or downs would be followed up quickly with a shot of nicotine. Right now this is probably the most difficult aspect for me, that there's no "comfort" after a shitty day, or shitty conversation, or whatever. I have tried to be very mindful of this, as at first I found myself having a drink or two when I was really craving a dip in the beginning of my quit. BAD IDEA, I know, and I've since stomped that out. But this is definitely that battle I'm facing right now. Part of it is work is terrible lately, I'd really like to finish the projects I'm working on and quit, start something new, but that's a story for next time. Gotta power through for now, it's another day quit as I'm about to get ready for bed. One day at a time!

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Re: Kickin-wing
« Reply #3 on: September 08, 2018, 11:35:00 AM »
Shit yeah! Love it! LetÂ’s quit together!
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Re: Kickin-wing
« Reply #2 on: September 08, 2018, 10:54:00 AM »
Better late than never!!! We've all been frauds and cheats many times over... But, not anymore! Proud to quit with you today!!!
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« on: September 08, 2018, 12:09:00 AM »
Hi all,

This is a very belated intro as I'm currently on day 59, but I wanted to give a proper intro and carve out a piece of my own space on the forum. I'm kickin-wing and I started chewing at 18. Sort of a late bloomer compared to a lot of people, my father chewed since he was 13 until about 35, which kept me off it growing up. I started throwing his cans away when I was about 12, which motivated him to quit. Imagine that, I was smarter as a kid than I was as an adult.

I used dipping as a heavy study aid in college, and as a driving aid on long trips home, and as a relaxation tool, and as a crutch for basically everything you can think of. I've hid it from my family for a decade, I hid it from every girlfriend I ever had, I hid it from most of my friends with the exception of roommates and other people who chewed. Like many I always said, tomorrow, next week, next month, it will be a better time and I'll quit. When exams are over, when I get a job, when the job slows down, I'll quit.

I tried switching to pouches to control my intake and cut down. All that did was teach me to hide it better in my mouth and not have to clean up after. I was so good at ninja dipping I had no accountability, nobody to tell me to cut it out. So what brought me here? I had been wanting to quit for years, and recently my gf and I started getting some supplemental insurance, looking at life insurance. I started googling how to beat a nicotine test. Then I took a minute and looked at myself. "I'm a fraud," I thought. How many people do I need to deceive, lie to, cheat?

I looked at the forums, saw the accountability, the tough love, the embracing of the suck. After a couple of days, I couldn't just quit for 1 more day alone. I posted my first roll, got my first digits, and have just been trying to make it One Day At A Time. Thanks to everybody who has helped me make it this far, looking forward to tomorrow.

-Kickin-wing
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