Introduction

[Golfer25]

I have been dipping hot and heavy for two years now. I started my first week of college. I was away from home for the first time and I was trying to fit in with my new "friends." I had messed around with dip in high school because several guys on the baseball team dipped. But once I start college I got hooked.
I remember the first Friday night of my freshman year I was pumping gas and I saw an ad on the pump for Copenhagen mint. Then I thought all the guys on the baseball team freaked out when Copenhagen mint was released so it must be good. I was three hours from home and no plans of returning anytime soon I walked it the store and purchased my first can.
The rest is history.
Fast forward to this summer... My life isn't going on track I want it to so I have began to think through all that I have done wrong the past two years. I have made several changes to my daily life. Quitting dip once and for all will be the hardest change to make. I am ready to take back my independence from that nasty substance. Hence why I choice July 4 to be my quit date.
I know this will be hard. I'm ready for it though. It is a step that I must take in order to get my life back on right track.
With the help from God and the people on this website I know I can over come this addiction.

Thanks for reading my story.
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated

Wait.
You were in May 17.
What the fuck?
As of tomorrow, we'll all be at least 500 days quit.
We need some answers son.

I messed up and fell of the wagon the first time. I'll admit it the first time was for a girl and I really didn't want to quit. Now that girl is history. This time it is 100% for me. I know thats a lame excuse but its the God's honest truth

Go to your group.
Tell them what happened, and most importantly, what you'll do differently.
Trust me, it will strengthen your quit.
Get involved this time.
This shit works...

I will do that thanks

[Leonidas]

I have been dipping hot and heavy for two years now. I started my first week of college. I was away from home for the first time and I was trying to fit in with my new "friends." I had messed around with dip in high school because several guys on the baseball team dipped. But once I start college I got hooked.
I remember the first Friday night of my freshman year I was pumping gas and I saw an ad on the pump for Copenhagen mint. Then I thought all the guys on the baseball team freaked out when Copenhagen mint was released so it must be good. I was three hours from home and no plans of returning anytime soon I walked it the store and purchased my first can.
The rest is history.
Fast forward to this summer... My life isn't going on track I want it to so I have began to think through all that I have done wrong the past two years. I have made several changes to my daily life. Quitting dip once and for all will be the hardest change to make. I am ready to take back my independence from that nasty substance. Hence why I choice July 4 to be my quit date.
I know this will be hard. I'm ready for it though. It is a step that I must take in order to get my life back on right track.
With the help from God and the people on this website I know I can over come this addiction.

Thanks for reading my story.
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated

Wait.
You were in May 17.
What the fuck?
As of tomorrow, we'll all be at least 500 days quit.
We need some answers son.

I messed up and fell of the wagon the first time. I'll admit it the first time was for a girl and I really didn't want to quit. Now that girl is history. This time it is 100% for me. I know thats a lame excuse but its the God's honest truth

Go to your group.
Tell them what happened, and most importantly, what you'll do differently.
Trust me, it will strengthen your quit.
Get involved this time.
This shit works...

[Golfer25]

I have been dipping hot and heavy for two years now. I started my first week of college. I was away from home for the first time and I was trying to fit in with my new "friends." I had messed around with dip in high school because several guys on the baseball team dipped. But once I start college I got hooked.
I remember the first Friday night of my freshman year I was pumping gas and I saw an ad on the pump for Copenhagen mint. Then I thought all the guys on the baseball team freaked out when Copenhagen mint was released so it must be good. I was three hours from home and no plans of returning anytime soon I walked it the store and purchased my first can.
The rest is history.
Fast forward to this summer... My life isn't going on track I want it to so I have began to think through all that I have done wrong the past two years. I have made several changes to my daily life. Quitting dip once and for all will be the hardest change to make. I am ready to take back my independence from that nasty substance. Hence why I choice July 4 to be my quit date.
I know this will be hard. I'm ready for it though. It is a step that I must take in order to get my life back on right track.
With the help from God and the people on this website I know I can over come this addiction.

Thanks for reading my story.
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated

Wait.
You were in May 17.
What the fuck?
As of tomorrow, we'll all be at least 500 days quit.
We need some answers son.

I messed up and fell of the wagon the first time. I'll admit it the first time was for a girl and I really didn't want to quit. Now that girl is history. This time it is 100% for me. I know thats a lame excuse but its the God's honest truth

[Leonidas]

I have been dipping hot and heavy for two years now. I started my first week of college. I was away from home for the first time and I was trying to fit in with my new "friends." I had messed around with dip in high school because several guys on the baseball team dipped. But once I start college I got hooked.
I remember the first Friday night of my freshman year I was pumping gas and I saw an ad on the pump for Copenhagen mint. Then I thought all the guys on the baseball team freaked out when Copenhagen mint was released so it must be good. I was three hours from home and no plans of returning anytime soon I walked it the store and purchased my first can.
The rest is history.
Fast forward to this summer... My life isn't going on track I want it to so I have began to think through all that I have done wrong the past two years. I have made several changes to my daily life. Quitting dip once and for all will be the hardest change to make. I am ready to take back my independence from that nasty substance. Hence why I choice July 4 to be my quit date.
I know this will be hard. I'm ready for it though. It is a step that I must take in order to get my life back on right track.
With the help from God and the people on this website I know I can over come this addiction.

Thanks for reading my story.
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated

Wait.
You were in May 17.
What the fuck?
As of tomorrow, we'll all be at least 500 days quit.
We need some answers son.

[Golfer25]

I have been dipping hot and heavy for two years now. I started my first week of college. I was away from home for the first time and I was trying to fit in with my new "friends." I had messed around with dip in high school because several guys on the baseball team dipped. But once I start college I got hooked.
I remember the first Friday night of my freshman year I was pumping gas and I saw an ad on the pump for Copenhagen mint. Then I thought all the guys on the baseball team freaked out when Copenhagen mint was released so it must be good. I was three hours from home and no plans of returning anytime soon I walked it the store and purchased my first can.
The rest is history.
Fast forward to this summer... My life isn't going on track I want it to so I have began to think through all that I have done wrong the past two years. I have made several changes to my daily life. Quitting dip once and for all will be the hardest change to make. I am ready to take back my independence from that nasty substance. Hence why I choice July 4 to be my quit date.
I know this will be hard. I'm ready for it though. It is a step that I must take in order to get my life back on right track.
With the help from God and the people on this website I know I can over come this addiction.

Thanks for reading my story.
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated