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Offline ChristopherJ

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Re: Never introduced myself
« Reply #2 on: April 20, 2016, 07:05:00 PM »
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Alright, to start this off, I never introduced myself to the community. The nickname that I have had for years and what many people know me as is AceBoogie. I started Dipping when I was a junior in high school. I still remember the first time that I filled my lip with poison. I was with my friends, and my buddy had just turned 18, so to "celebrate" he bought a can of Copenhagen Wintergreen. We all decided that the best way to celebrate was to take a lipper with him. How fucking stupid could I be. Early on I convinced myself that if I dipped tasty flavors that it't not as bad for you and there is less of a chance of addiction (makes sense if you are fucking retarded). Ever since that day, if I wasn't eating or sleeping I had a dip in my mouth. What started as a one time "celebration" turned into a 7 year addiction. I went from one dip to two cans a day within that very year, and it stayed like that.

Time and time again I "tried" to quit, but as well all know here, there is no "trying" only "doing." When I first tried to quit dipping, it wasn't because I wanted to, it was because of how people looked at me and how my family looked at me. I didn't want to quit. I loved the nic bitch and she loved me. Recently, as of March 25, 2016, that changed. I woke up, flushed my 2 cans I bought the night before, and struggled my ass through day 1. It wasn't until that night that I found KTC and posted roll for the first time. I didn't want to dip anymore. I didn't want to have nicotine control my life. I wanted to quit, and that's what I am doing every damn day. I am quitting one day at a time, not for my family, not for my girlfriend, but for me. I AM quitting. I am not "trying" to quit.
Nice Intro AceBoogie - cool nickname too. It is amazing how a split second stupid decision can lead us into a lifelong addiction.

I am impressed you quit - then found KTC and so quickly get what it takes to be quit. This is the best decision you will ever make and life will get so much better for you - one day at a time. Quit with you EDD. CJ
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Never introduced myself
« on: April 20, 2016, 01:04:00 PM »
Alright, to start this off, I never introduced myself to the community. The nickname that I have had for years and what many people know me as is AceBoogie. I started Dipping when I was a junior in high school. I still remember the first time that I filled my lip with poison. I was with my friends, and my buddy had just turned 18, so to "celebrate" he bought a can of Copenhagen Wintergreen. We all decided that the best way to celebrate was to take a lipper with him. How fucking stupid could I be. Early on I convinced myself that if I dipped tasty flavors that it't not as bad for you and there is less of a chance of addiction (makes sense if you are fucking retarded). Ever since that day, if I wasn't eating or sleeping I had a dip in my mouth. What started as a one time "celebration" turned into a 7 year addiction. I went from one dip to two cans a day within that very year, and it stayed like that.

Time and time again I "tried" to quit, but as well all know here, there is no "trying" only "doing." When I first tried to quit dipping, it wasn't because I wanted to, it was because of how people looked at me and how my family looked at me. I didn't want to quit. I loved the nic bitch and she loved me. Recently, as of March 25, 2016, that changed. I woke up, flushed my 2 cans I bought the night before, and struggled my ass through day 1. It wasn't until that night that I found KTC and posted roll for the first time. I didn't want to dip anymore. I didn't want to have nicotine control my life. I wanted to quit, and that's what I am doing every damn day. I am quitting one day at a time, not for my family, not for my girlfriend, but for me. I AM quitting. I am not "trying" to quit.