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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #38 on: May 31, 2013, 05:10:00 PM »
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Blackhawk,

The funny thing about tomorrow is...it may never come! How about you quit today until tomorrow... then repeat every damn day!!!! Do not leave a tempter can around the house hiding or anything like that 'finger point' . Toss it, burn it, put it on a target and shoot the fuck out of it 'Remshot' , shit on it 'flush' , and make sure you get rid of it all because that can you had stuffed away that you forgot about will one day be found and that could be your cave. Get with the program NOW!
I laughed my ass off when you said break in my house beat my ass and fuck my wife. Come on man, nobody here is that bad ass or fucked up to pull that off. Just nut up and take the pledge. Toss all the clipboards and different colored highlighters, all you need is this site and all the brothers you will gain when making that first promise to all of us...I double dog dare you 'na na'
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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #37 on: May 31, 2013, 05:09:00 PM »
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I'm 38 years old and been dipping since I was 18. I've never really given quitting a serious try until now. I am married with a 2 year old son and another son due in September and I want to be there for them. I don't want to get cancer and die in 5 years and miss their whole lives and leave them in a world of hurt without a Father and my wife having to raise the family on her own. I do this for them and I do this for me. I am choosing life over chew.

I have been preparing for this quit for the past 2 weeks. Making lists of reasons to quit and triggers and relapse prevention plans and craving logs, making schedules, purchasing snacks and candy and wall calendars and stickers and bracelets. I feel ready for this challenge. I embrace it.

Kill the Can is going to be an instrumental part of my Quit Plan. How do I find my Quit Group? Any other suggestions? Looking forward to starting my quit and getting to know you guys.

- Blackhawks
Why put it off ??

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There is no middle ground with the can, I found that every time i said tomorrow, it would be a year later ..

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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #36 on: May 31, 2013, 05:07:00 PM »
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Wow....not exactly the warm welcome I was expecting.  People offering to ransack my house and telling me to get the fuck out of here because I haven't quit yet.  Very Nice.  Maybe I should have just posted tomorrow on Day 1 or maybe this isn't the right community for me to join as I begin my Quit Tomorrow.

Other people are mocking the steps I have taken as I have been preparing for my Quit.  I have attempted to Quit numerous times in the past and it has never worked for me.  I have never taken any Past Quit Attempt seriously though. (AKA - I have never joined a Quit Group and posted roll, never wrote down triggers or planned for them, never kept a craving log, never seriously thought about and wrote down reasons to quit, never made a relapse prevention plan or bought a wall calender to check off the days, never prepared a daily quit schedule to follow, never prepared a tapering off schedule over 2 weeks leading up to the quit and I have been down to 1 a day now, never thought of ways to involve my spouse, etc.).  This time, I have meticulously done all these things over the past 2 weeks in preparation for tomorrow's quit because I want "This Time" to be the last time.  I want "This Time" to work.

It sounds like most of you woke-up one day, randomly decided to quit, threw out your stash and never looked back.  My most sincere congratulations to you!  You are better and stronger men than I.  I'm sure you have bigger dicks than me too.  Why don't you come to my house and kick my ass and fuck my wife?  I have tried the wake-up and quit approach and failed too many times.  This time, I am over-thinking it and over-preparing because my family deserves my best effort and my full concentration and focus on this task. 

I apologize if I offended anyone.  I will leave if that is what people want because I posted too soon or if my over-thinking it and too cute approach is not acceptable.

And yes, I am from Chicago where the Blackhawks reign supreme.
You sound very serious and committed. Now just give your word. I've heard it said many times that it is simple. You are scared of failing. You are planning way ahead. Just post roll and promise for TODAY. Just today.

No one wants you to leave. This is life and death. Just make your promise.
So your not quitting today?
I am sure your previous attempts included a planned quit date. Looks like your way does not work. You came here for help now take the help and advice given and do it our way. What do you have to loose?
don't get all butt hurt - we're all addicts here and being on this side of the argument, we see you not taking a definitive stand against nicotine. The nic bitch made us lie, cheat and steal from everyone we know so we're trying to get you to step up and start today -

like several have said today - what if that dip you're taking today is the one that ends your life?

Flush it and post already
You have done everything you can to avoid actually quitting.


What is holding you back? You clearly have made up your mind that you WANT to quit, but you are afraid of what you will be without your crutch.

Let me assure you, we ALL were right where you are. That next dip will not be any better than the last one. You will not be missing that magical dip that makes the whites whiter and the colors more colorful.

Let me guarantee you a few things that will happen if you decide to sack up, post roll, and quit NOW:

1) It will suck and you will hate life, but that wont change if you quit now or tomorrow or next month.
2) you will be that much closer to having the poison out of your system (~36 hours)
3) You will stop worrying about how to try quitting. You will be quit because you are a man of your word, and that is ALL you need to be quit once you put your name on the line.
4) you will be able to look your kids and wife in the eyes and tell them you dont do that shit anymore and mean it.
5) You will see more support in this quit than you could ever imagine.
6) You will have access to a support network of 14000+ quitters with hundreds of thousands of days of experience.
7) You will get numbers from folks with 1000's of days and 2 minutes of quit, who will text, call and email you to support each other.
8) You will realize you are not some special butterfly with a unique relationship to tobacco, but just another nicotine junkie breaking the bond of slavery.

Most importantly I guarantee you will NEVER regret putting the can down RIGHT NOW, flushing every nicotine product, and posting roll. Anything other than that is just talk. You asked for input, here it is.

1) flush.
2) post.
3) embrace the suck.

Do yourself a favor and stop putting off to tomorrow what should be done today. If you arent ready, go read the Jenny Kern or Randy White stories in our Words of Wisdom section then come back and see steps 1-3 above.
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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #35 on: May 31, 2013, 04:58:00 PM »
Quote from: MikeA
Quote from: LionHeartedGirl
Quote from: Blackhawks
Wow....not exactly the warm welcome I was expecting.  People offering to ransack my house and telling me to get the fuck out of here because I haven't quit yet.  Very Nice.  Maybe I should have just posted tomorrow on Day 1 or maybe this isn't the right community for me to join as I begin my Quit Tomorrow.

Other people are mocking the steps I have taken as I have been preparing for my Quit.  I have attempted to Quit numerous times in the past and it has never worked for me.  I have never taken any Past Quit Attempt seriously though. (AKA - I have never joined a Quit Group and posted roll, never wrote down triggers or planned for them, never kept a craving log, never seriously thought about and wrote down reasons to quit, never made a relapse prevention plan or bought a wall calender to check off the days, never prepared a daily quit schedule to follow, never prepared a tapering off schedule over 2 weeks leading up to the quit and I have been down to 1 a day now, never thought of ways to involve my spouse, etc.).  This time, I have meticulously done all these things over the past 2 weeks in preparation for tomorrow's quit because I want "This Time" to be the last time.  I want "This Time" to work.

It sounds like most of you woke-up one day, randomly decided to quit, threw out your stash and never looked back.  My most sincere congratulations to you!  You are better and stronger men than I.  I'm sure you have bigger dicks than me too.  Why don't you come to my house and kick my ass and fuck my wife?  I have tried the wake-up and quit approach and failed too many times.  This time, I am over-thinking it and over-preparing because my family deserves my best effort and my full concentration and focus on this task. 

I apologize if I offended anyone.  I will leave if that is what people want because I posted too soon or if my over-thinking it and too cute approach is not acceptable.

And yes, I am from Chicago where the Blackhawks reign supreme.
You sound very serious and committed. Now just give your word. I've heard it said many times that it is simple. You are scared of failing. You are planning way ahead. Just post roll and promise for TODAY. Just today.

No one wants you to leave. This is life and death. Just make your promise.
So your not quitting today?
I am sure your previous attempts included a planned quit date. Looks like your way does not work. You came here for help now take the help and advice given and do it our way. What do you have to loose?
I haven't read back to see what all advice you've been given, but Mike is exactly right. Why give nicotine one more day of control over you? Dump the can right this second, post a day one and let the healing begin. When it comes down to it, there is no reason to ever use nicotine again. Period. To a using addict, "I need to plan this out" sounds like a rational idea. To a recovering addict, it sounds like what it is...an excuse to keep using the drug you're addicted to.

Also, you can't quit for your family. You will resent them later. You quit for you. You quit because you're selfish and you want to be there to see your kids grow up.

Also, no reason to use phrases like "best effort." You either quit or don't quit. If you take the attitude that this is hard, but you're going to give a go, you'll be setting yourself up for an excuse to fail. When you quit, you gotta make the decision that there ain't nothin' in this world that could make you ever ingest nicotine again. You gotta beg for it to suck real bad so you'll remember how hard it is and never want to go through it again. And, as you already know...it's hard. Ain't no doubt about it. But it is possible. We've all done it. We aren't less addicted than you. I was a can or more a day for 17 years. Many folks here used two to three cans a day. They did it, too. They followed the plan.

What do you gain by waiting until tomorrow to quit? One more night sucking on a cancerous weed? There is no such thing as one last magical dip that will satisfy you for eternity and make quitting easier. All you're doing by not quitting right this second is continuing to stave off nicotine withdrawal for a few more hours.

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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #34 on: May 31, 2013, 04:51:00 PM »
Quote from: MikeA
Quote from: LionHeartedGirl
Quote from: Blackhawks
Wow....not exactly the warm welcome I was expecting.  People offering to ransack my house and telling me to get the fuck out of here because I haven't quit yet.  Very Nice.  Maybe I should have just posted tomorrow on Day 1 or maybe this isn't the right community for me to join as I begin my Quit Tomorrow.

Other people are mocking the steps I have taken as I have been preparing for my Quit.  I have attempted to Quit numerous times in the past and it has never worked for me.  I have never taken any Past Quit Attempt seriously though. (AKA - I have never joined a Quit Group and posted roll, never wrote down triggers or planned for them, never kept a craving log, never seriously thought about and wrote down reasons to quit, never made a relapse prevention plan or bought a wall calender to check off the days, never prepared a daily quit schedule to follow, never prepared a tapering off schedule over 2 weeks leading up to the quit and I have been down to 1 a day now, never thought of ways to involve my spouse, etc.).  This time, I have meticulously done all these things over the past 2 weeks in preparation for tomorrow's quit because I want "This Time" to be the last time.  I want "This Time" to work.

It sounds like most of you woke-up one day, randomly decided to quit, threw out your stash and never looked back.  My most sincere congratulations to you!  You are better and stronger men than I.  I'm sure you have bigger dicks than me too.  Why don't you come to my house and kick my ass and fuck my wife?  I have tried the wake-up and quit approach and failed too many times.  This time, I am over-thinking it and over-preparing because my family deserves my best effort and my full concentration and focus on this task. 

I apologize if I offended anyone.  I will leave if that is what people want because I posted too soon or if my over-thinking it and too cute approach is not acceptable.

And yes, I am from Chicago where the Blackhawks reign supreme.
You sound very serious and committed. Now just give your word. I've heard it said many times that it is simple. You are scared of failing. You are planning way ahead. Just post roll and promise for TODAY. Just today.

No one wants you to leave. This is life and death. Just make your promise.
So your not quitting today?
I am sure your previous attempts included a planned quit date. Looks like your way does not work. You came here for help now take the help and advice given and do it our way. What do you have to loose?
don't get all butt hurt - we're all addicts here and being on this side of the argument, we see you not taking a definitive stand against nicotine. The nic bitch made us lie, cheat and steal from everyone we know so we're trying to get you to step up and start today -

like several have said today - what if that dip you're taking today is the one that ends your life?

Flush it and post already
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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #33 on: May 31, 2013, 04:50:00 PM »
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I'm a noob here myself so I can't offer a ton of sage advice like many here.

All I can say is that you and I are both addicts. I'm not judging you, in many important ways I'm just like you. I do know that nicotine has you by the balls right now as I type this. Can you man up, and flush that shit in the toilet, right now ... seriously... and go post roll?

It may seem a little harsh, but people care enough here to actually lay it out for you. The fact is you have an addiction problem and everyone here is trying to help.
Hey, I'm still a single digit quitter but I don't think that matters. Because I gave my WORD. And tomorrow I will wake up and do it again. So I don't have to be sage or an old timer. Just true to my word. And that, I can do.
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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #32 on: May 31, 2013, 04:47:00 PM »
Blackhawks - I'm a noob here myself so I can't offer a ton of sage advice like many here.

All I can say is that you and I are both addicts. I'm not judging you, in many important ways I'm just like you. I do know that nicotine has you by the balls right now as I type this. Can you man up, and flush that shit in the toilet, right now ... seriously... and go post roll?

It may seem a little harsh, but people care enough here to actually lay it out for you. The fact is you have an addiction problem and everyone here is trying to help.

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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #31 on: May 31, 2013, 04:41:00 PM »
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Quote from: Blackhawks
Wow....not exactly the warm welcome I was expecting.  People offering to ransack my house and telling me to get the fuck out of here because I haven't quit yet.  Very Nice.  Maybe I should have just posted tomorrow on Day 1 or maybe this isn't the right community for me to join as I begin my Quit Tomorrow.

Other people are mocking the steps I have taken as I have been preparing for my Quit.  I have attempted to Quit numerous times in the past and it has never worked for me.  I have never taken any Past Quit Attempt seriously though. (AKA - I have never joined a Quit Group and posted roll, never wrote down triggers or planned for them, never kept a craving log, never seriously thought about and wrote down reasons to quit, never made a relapse prevention plan or bought a wall calender to check off the days, never prepared a daily quit schedule to follow, never prepared a tapering off schedule over 2 weeks leading up to the quit and I have been down to 1 a day now, never thought of ways to involve my spouse, etc.).  This time, I have meticulously done all these things over the past 2 weeks in preparation for tomorrow's quit because I want "This Time" to be the last time.  I want "This Time" to work.

It sounds like most of you woke-up one day, randomly decided to quit, threw out your stash and never looked back.  My most sincere congratulations to you!  You are better and stronger men than I.  I'm sure you have bigger dicks than me too.  Why don't you come to my house and kick my ass and fuck my wife?  I have tried the wake-up and quit approach and failed too many times.  This time, I am over-thinking it and over-preparing because my family deserves my best effort and my full concentration and focus on this task. 

I apologize if I offended anyone.  I will leave if that is what people want because I posted too soon or if my over-thinking it and too cute approach is not acceptable.

And yes, I am from Chicago where the Blackhawks reign supreme.
You sound very serious and committed. Now just give your word. I've heard it said many times that it is simple. You are scared of failing. You are planning way ahead. Just post roll and promise for TODAY. Just today.

No one wants you to leave. This is life and death. Just make your promise.
So your not quitting today?
I am sure your previous attempts included a planned quit date. Looks like your way does not work. You came here for help now take the help and advice given and do it our way. What do you have to loose?

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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #30 on: May 31, 2013, 04:33:00 PM »
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Wow....not exactly the warm welcome I was expecting. People offering to ransack my house and telling me to get the fuck out of here because I haven't quit yet. Very Nice. Maybe I should have just posted tomorrow on Day 1 or maybe this isn't the right community for me to join as I begin my Quit Tomorrow.

Other people are mocking the steps I have taken as I have been preparing for my Quit. I have attempted to Quit numerous times in the past and it has never worked for me. I have never taken any Past Quit Attempt seriously though. (AKA - I have never joined a Quit Group and posted roll, never wrote down triggers or planned for them, never kept a craving log, never seriously thought about and wrote down reasons to quit, never made a relapse prevention plan or bought a wall calender to check off the days, never prepared a daily quit schedule to follow, never prepared a tapering off schedule over 2 weeks leading up to the quit and I have been down to 1 a day now, never thought of ways to involve my spouse, etc.). This time, I have meticulously done all these things over the past 2 weeks in preparation for tomorrow's quit because I want "This Time" to be the last time. I want "This Time" to work.

It sounds like most of you woke-up one day, randomly decided to quit, threw out your stash and never looked back. My most sincere congratulations to you! You are better and stronger men than I. I'm sure you have bigger dicks than me too. Why don't you come to my house and kick my ass and fuck my wife? I have tried the wake-up and quit approach and failed too many times. This time, I am over-thinking it and over-preparing because my family deserves my best effort and my full concentration and focus on this task.

I apologize if I offended anyone. I will leave if that is what people want because I posted too soon or if my over-thinking it and too cute approach is not acceptable.

And yes, I am from Chicago where the Blackhawks reign supreme.
You sound very serious and committed. Now just give your word. I've heard it said many times that it is simple. You are scared of failing. You are planning way ahead. Just post roll and promise for TODAY. Just today.

No one wants you to leave. This is life and death. Just make your promise.
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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #29 on: May 31, 2013, 04:25:00 PM »
Wow....not exactly the warm welcome I was expecting. People offering to ransack my house and telling me to get the fuck out of here because I haven't quit yet. Very Nice. Maybe I should have just posted tomorrow on Day 1 or maybe this isn't the right community for me to join as I begin my Quit Tomorrow.

Other people are mocking the steps I have taken as I have been preparing for my Quit. I have attempted to Quit numerous times in the past and it has never worked for me. I have never taken any Past Quit Attempt seriously though. (AKA - I have never joined a Quit Group and posted roll, never wrote down triggers or planned for them, never kept a craving log, never seriously thought about and wrote down reasons to quit, never made a relapse prevention plan or bought a wall calender to check off the days, never prepared a daily quit schedule to follow, never prepared a tapering off schedule over 2 weeks leading up to the quit and I have been down to 1 a day now, never thought of ways to involve my spouse, etc.). This time, I have meticulously done all these things over the past 2 weeks in preparation for tomorrow's quit because I want "This Time" to be the last time. I want "This Time" to work.

It sounds like most of you woke-up one day, randomly decided to quit, threw out your stash and never looked back. My most sincere congratulations to you! You are better and stronger men than I. I'm sure you have bigger dicks than me too. Why don't you come to my house and kick my ass and fuck my wife? I have tried the wake-up and quit approach and failed too many times. This time, I am over-thinking it and over-preparing because my family deserves my best effort and my full concentration and focus on this task.

I apologize if I offended anyone. I will leave if that is what people want because I posted too soon or if my over-thinking it and too cute approach is not acceptable.

And yes, I am from Chicago where the Blackhawks reign supreme.
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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #28 on: May 31, 2013, 04:08:00 PM »
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Tomorrow's good if your talking about taking out the trash.

Not so good if you're talking about quitting your nicotine addiction.

There's only today.

It might hurt a little but I'm willing to bet your 2 year-old son knows his Daddy is tough enough to handle it. Right?

Here's an idea:

If you really want to quit tomorrow then go tell your wife and son that you're NOT strong enough to quit today. You do that first.

My guess is your son is probably right. Quit today.
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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #27 on: May 31, 2013, 03:55:00 PM »
Tomorrow's good if your talking about taking out the trash.

Not so good if you're talking about quitting your nicotine addiction.

There's only today.

It might hurt a little but I'm willing to bet your 2 year-old son knows his Daddy is tough enough to handle it. Right?

Here's an idea:

If you really want to quit tomorrow then go tell your wife and son that you're NOT strong enough to quit today. You do that first.

My guess is your son is probably right. Quit today.
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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #26 on: May 31, 2013, 03:50:00 PM »
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God it pisses me off more than anything when people join the site just to say "quitting tomorrow" or "do you know what i can do to prepare myself for quitting the 1st of blah blah blah". Most the times there just trying to start shit or get in a pissing contest with some bad ass that can smell there bullshit from 3 states away. In all actuality all these douche bags are doing is wasting everyone's time and unfortunately taking time from new quitters that truly need the support.
All they are doing is saying that the battle we fight each day isn't important TODAY. Deal with it tomorrow. Fuck that! Quit or get the fuck out! We don't hold hands here and we don't CONVINCE you to quit!
I will respectfully disagree. I don't think lurkers and planned quitters are saying that our daily fight isn't important today. To imply that, one would have to actually be quit, and be able to deduce and analytically compare and contrast the thousands of differences between quitters and users. They are simply not able to walk in our shoes today. Maybe they are not ready today. Only valid reasons to quit, benefits of being quit, and positive aspects of KTC have been extended to this guy. If the right thing to do is still not clear as an azure sky of deepest summer, then he's not ready and we can't do any more.

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Rule #2 - never forget Day 1. LOOT never forgets Day 1
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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #25 on: May 31, 2013, 03:46:00 PM »
I think I got this down a little now, my first though was... you can prepare yourself by flushing your shit down the toilet and posting roll TODAY.

Either do that ... or the veterans here will give it to you like a pack of lions on a gazelle on the plains of Africa... deservedly of course.

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Re: I'm Quitting Tomorrow (6/1/13)
« Reply #24 on: May 31, 2013, 03:40:00 PM »
Quote from: Blackhawks
I have been preparing for this quit for the past 2 weeks.  Making lists of reasons to quit and triggers and relapse prevention plans and craving logs, making schedules, purchasing snacks and candy and wall calendars and stickers and bracelets.  I feel ready for this challenge.  I embrace it.
That's what I call overthinking something. That's pretty strong sauce coming from me, cause I am notorious for overthinking things..... everything. I'm an engineer by trade, so it's my nature.

Stop with the thinking and prepping. None of that cute stuff will help as much as accountability and honor. You need to dump your nicotine RIGHT NOW. Take the plunge. Then this process is simple:

1. Make us all a promise by posting roll.
2. Honor your word.
3. Get some contacts.
4. Repeat.

That shit right there works. Wall calendars and stickers ain't gonna help when that crave hits you. A KTC brother with a cell phone will.