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Re: Quit Plan
« Reply #7 on: March 10, 2014, 02:33:00 AM »
I don't think you got the balls to quit. I have a long drive. I'm worried about my weight. Prove me wrong.

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Re: Quit Plan
« Reply #6 on: March 10, 2014, 01:14:00 AM »
Quit making excuses, you're an addict and that's all nicotine talking.

But I'll play along.

1. Like evil said, weight is easier to shed than cancer.
2. Unless your family wants you dead, I'm 100% sure they would rather put up with a quit asshole than have you pumping your body full of poison.
3. Most people don't stay on the substitutes forever. And even if you did, your argument is stupid. Would you rather pay to help stay quit or pay to poison yourself?

Quit being a slave. We're all addicts and those are all addict excuses. Man up and quit.
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Re: Quit Plan
« Reply #5 on: March 10, 2014, 01:00:00 AM »
Here are my thoughts on your 3 areas of concern.

1 - Weight is a lot easier to shed than cancer.
2 - Every single dip you have taken in your life has been a choice that you made. Decide to NOT dip in the car.
3 - If you want to quit you can. We can help. Many have done it without "fake". I used damp green teabags sprinkled with cayenne, atomic fireballs, hard candy, seeds, gum, took picks, lots of different things.

If you are a man of your word then you will put your name on roll and honor your promise for that day. If you post roll on the morning of your 17 hour drive you are taking nicotine off the table. Quitting is a choice; so is using. Which will you chose TODAY (not tomorrow)?
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Re: Quit Plan
« Reply #4 on: March 10, 2014, 12:47:00 AM »
I bought a can of Smokey Mountain on day 2. It lasted 5 days and I threw the rest out. Smokey will be helpful if you are worried about weight gain. Water consumption will obviously help. Coming on here is like a cry for help. If you want to quit, this is the place to be.

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Re: Quit Plan
« Reply #3 on: March 10, 2014, 12:40:00 AM »
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I was planning to quit cold turkey tomorrow. I was just looking for some last minute tips to help me with this and I found this site. Here is my current worries after some reading. 1. 3 months ago I started a very good workout regimen and diet that I have stuck to and really enjoy. I was severely over weight and really out of shape. Since then I have lost 27 pounds and am starting to put on a nice muscle base. I am worried that quitting will simply ruin what I have done over the last 3 months due to the food cravings and lowered metabolism. 2. I am taking my family on a highly anticipated vacation in 2 weeks. We are driving 17 hours which I know driving is a big trigger for me. I am wroried if I quit now I may relapse while driving or I will simply be a big asshole and ruin our vacation. 3. I have read about all of the alternatives such as Smokeys and Mint Snuff. Problem is one of my reasons for quitting is monetary. I will be spending the same amount of money on these alternatives as the real thing.

I really do want to quit. I set my date for tomorrow and was really confident. I didnt realize that it would be that hard until doing research tonight. In all honesty i feel that by doing rrsearch it is scaring me away with my current situation. I have never tried to quit before. PLEASE SEND ME ANY ADVICE OR WORDS OF REASSURANCE YOU HAVE IN REGARDS TO MY SITUATION
You want to quit tomorrow? Screw that, QUIT NOW. Dump it in the crapper and be quit. This place is awesome. There is no tomorrow. We only look at today. Quit today and only for today. Check out the Welcome Center. learn how to Post Roll and do it daily. It is your promise to quit. This site is 100% no nicotine and no bullshit. You can do it. I used to dip to keep the weight off. I then figured I would rather be a bit overweight and alive than dipping and dead. You are gonna hear a ton of shit from people. The biggest question I can ask you is "are you man enough to quit, or are you weak?" Quit now.

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Re: Quit Plan
« Reply #2 on: March 10, 2014, 12:27:00 AM »
I was planning to quit cold turkey tomorrow. I was just looking for some last minute tips to help me with this and I found this site. Here is my current worries after some reading. 1. 3 months ago I started a very good workout regimen and diet that I have stuck to and really enjoy. I was severely over weight and really out of shape. Since then I have lost 27 pounds and am starting to put on a nice muscle base. I am worried that quitting will simply ruin what I have done over the last 3 months due to the food cravings and lowered metabolism. 2. I am taking my family on a highly anticipated vacation in 2 weeks. We are driving 17 hours which I know driving is a big trigger for me. I am wroried if I quit now I may relapse while driving or I will simply be a big asshole and ruin our vacation. 3. I have read about all of the alternatives such as Smokeys and Mint Snuff. Problem is one of my reasons for quitting is monetary. I will be spending the same amount of money on these alternatives as the real thing.

I really do want to quit. I set my date for tomorrow and was really confident. I didnt realize that it would be that hard until doing research tonight. In all honesty i feel that by doing rrsearch it is scaring me away with my current situation. I have never tried to quit before. PLEASE SEND ME ANY ADVICE OR WORDS OF REASSURANCE YOU HAVE IN REGARDS TO MY SITUATION

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Quit Plan
« on: March 10, 2014, 12:27:00 AM »