Time for a proper introduction

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Souliman

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Dear caver,

I am tired of you taking a big steamy dump in quitville.

Please read. This is what you need to know. index.php?showtopic=3861
Damn. I thought it was a Payday.

Froman42

you did nail it with that post. thank you for supplying the ammo for the fight today.

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Addiction, Self-Identity and 1 Day at a Time.

Breaking the physical addiction to nic is simple. It is unpleasant, but simple, and only lasts 72 hours.Ã, 

The psychological component to quitting is the real journey.Ã,  Begin the journey by inventing a new self-identity.Ã,  The Quitter.Ã, 

Say, Ã,“I AM QUITÃ,”.

You are not Ã,“quittingÃ,”.Ã,  You are not Ã,“tryingÃ,” to quit.Ã,  You ARE quit.Ã,  It is a state of being. The psychological term is Ã,“Identity DevelopmentÃ,”. There is no try, there is. It is now part of your identity.Ã,  Ã,“QuitÃ,” is who you are.

Also, observe the user that is contemplating quitting but would rather quit tomorrow or next week. You see, 72 hours of physical withdrawal is nothing to the user because the user has been managing physical withdrawal symptoms the entire duration of the addiction. What is scary? Can the addict fundamentally change his/her Self-Identity? Can the addict quit for the rest of his/her life? Quit for the rest of your life?Ã,  How is that possible?Ã,  These notions can scare a potential quitter into choosing addiction over freedom.

There is good news friend. You do not have to quit for the rest of your life.Ã,  Simply choose to quit today. Do not worry about baseball next March. Do not worry about next monthÃ,’s exams. Do not worry about TuesdayÃ,’s deadline. Quit today. The body will adjust. The psyche will adjust. You will gradually and often unnoticeably reinvent what it is to be you. You shall be restored one day at a time.
Sco, as usual, you hit the nail on he head.

I've been freaking out because tax season (a huge trigger of mine) is here. I just realized That I am worrying about the time period, and not the day. Fuck my stress level on April 13th! I don't need to worry about that.

I just need to be happy and concentrate on my quit today.

Thanks man.

Scowick65

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Dear caver,

I am tired of you taking a big steamy dump in quitville.

Please read. This is what you need to know. index.php?showtopic=3861

Ready

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The door is closed, locked, chained and dead-bolted.Ã,  Alarm is set.Ã,  Sco is safe and secure.
Feels good don't it. The tools provided here are priceless.

P.S. You realize you must go through me before doing anything stoopid. I will help you stand against the door any day.

Scowick65

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The door is closed, locked, chained and dead-bolted. Alarm is set. Sco is safe and secure.

AgLawyer

Quote from: Souliman
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I like quitting while others fail miserably.Ã,  I know i am a Winner.Ã,  There, I said it.Ã, 

See you Winners tomorrow.
FUCKING YES!

I WILL SEE YOU TOMORROW MR. SHEEN.
'clap'

Souliman

Quote from: Scowick65461

I like quitting while others fail miserably. I know i am a Winner. There, I said it.

See you Winners tomorrow.
FUCKING YES!

I WILL SEE YOU TOMORROW MR. SHEEN.

Scowick65

461

I like quitting while others fail miserably. I know i am a Winner. There, I said it.

See you Winners tomorrow.

Scowick65

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If you want to see what is possible, click ---- index.php?showtopic=5437

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Souliman

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Quote from: SoulimanDigging the quit my brother in arms is bringing today.

Scodaddy...you rock bro.
Thanks. I feel refreshed. Being a drive by quitter sucks. I prefer waging war. B)
Me too bro.

Scowick65

Quote from: SoulimanDigging the quit my brother in arms is bringing today.

Scodaddy...you rock bro.
Thanks. I feel refreshed. Being a drive by quitter sucks. I prefer waging war. B)

Souliman

Digging the quit my brother in arms is bringing today.

Scodaddy...you rock bro.

wastepanel

Quote from: Scowick65404

Addiction, Self-Identity and 1 Day at a Time.

Breaking the physical addiction to nic is simple. It is unpleasant, but simple, and only lasts 72 hours.

The psychological component to quitting is the real journey. Begin the journey by inventing a new self-identity. The Quitter.

Say, Ã,“I AM QUITÃ,”.

You are not Ã,“quittingÃ,”. You are not Ã,“tryingÃ,” to quit. You ARE quit. It is a state of being. The psychological term is Ã,“Identity DevelopmentÃ,”. There is no try, there is. It is now part of your identity. Ã,“QuitÃ,” is who you are.

Also, observe the user that is contemplating quitting but would rather quit tomorrow or next week. You see, 72 hours of physical withdrawal is nothing to the user because the user has been managing physical withdrawal symptoms the entire duration of the addiction. What is scary? Can the addict fundamentally change his/her Self-Identity? Can the addict quit for the rest of his/her life? Quit for the rest of your life? How is that possible? These notions can scare a potential quitter into choosing addiction over freedom.

There is good news friend. You do not have to quit for the rest of your life. Simply choose to quit today. Do not worry about baseball next March. Do not worry about next monthÃ,’s exams. Do not worry about TuesdayÃ,’s deadline. Quit today. The body will adjust. The psyche will adjust. You will gradually and often unnoticeably reinvent what it is to be you. You shall be restored one day at a time.
Sco, as usual, you hit the nail on he head.

I've been freaking out because tax season (a huge trigger of mine) is here. I just realized That I am worrying about the time period, and not the day. Fuck my stress level on April 13th! I don't need to worry about that.

I just need to be happy and concentrate on my quit today.

Thanks man.
In the end I Surrender, I and I alone accept that I have and always will have a Nicotene ADDICTION. It is my choice to quit, but I can't do it alone. I get to go down this path one time, I want to do it right. I recognize that my word, my integrety to you is on the line and is only as good as my actions. Caving is not an option in this plan-Eafman 7/11

I am not cured. I will quit one day at a time. I will continue to do what works. Posting roll everyday. To do otherwise would be foolish on my part. You can do this-Ready 12/11

To overcome your addiction you must comprehend what it means to fail-Razd 3/12

Theres a lot of people that come here, especially vets, that WANT to be reminded that they are addicts.-Tarpon 6/12

Just as a building starts with architectural drawings. Your daily quit begins with a promise.-Scowick 2/13

Here and now, focused on today, minute by minute, whatever it takes, I promise to all my bros and myself not to become a negative stat and stay quit!-krok 1/15

I want everyone to be quit. Even the assholes.-Probe1957 1/18

Ignoring history or erasing history fixes nothing and leads you inevitably down the same path.-69franx 04/30/2021

Scowick65

404

Addiction, Self-Identity and 1 Day at a Time.

Breaking the physical addiction to nic is simple. It is unpleasant, but simple, and only lasts 72 hours.

The psychological component to quitting is the real journey. Begin the journey by inventing a new self-identity. The Quitter.

Say, Ã,“I AM QUITÃ,”.

You are not Ã,“quittingÃ,”. You are not Ã,“tryingÃ,” to quit. You ARE quit. It is a state of being. The psychological term is Ã,“Identity DevelopmentÃ,”. There is no try, there is. It is now part of your identity. Ã,“QuitÃ,” is who you are.

Also, observe the user that is contemplating quitting but would rather quit tomorrow or next week. You see, 72 hours of physical withdrawal is nothing to the user because the user has been managing physical withdrawal symptoms the entire duration of the addiction. What is scary? Can the addict fundamentally change his/her Self-Identity? Can the addict quit for the rest of his/her life? Quit for the rest of your life? How is that possible? These notions can scare a potential quitter into choosing addiction over freedom.

There is good news friend. You do not have to quit for the rest of your life. Simply choose to quit today. Do not worry about baseball next March. Do not worry about next monthÃ,’s exams. Do not worry about TuesdayÃ,’s deadline. Quit today. The body will adjust. The psyche will adjust. You will gradually and often unnoticeably reinvent what it is to be you. You shall be restored one day at a time.

LLCope

Sco,

I appreciate your leadership on this site. You were one of the first to welcome me when I found KTC. I am glad you have my back and I certainly have yours!

Thanks
LL
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