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Offline duathman

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Re: Day 1 for the quittinglawyer
« Reply #5 on: August 19, 2013, 09:59:00 AM »
Sounds good so far. Post roll every morning. We focus on one day. Dont worry about tomorrow right now. Head down strap on some quit and lets do this together. We are all addicts that have made a promise to not use today.

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Re: Day 1 for the quittinglawyer
« Reply #4 on: August 19, 2013, 09:53:00 AM »
Check your PM inbox for some info from me, it should help you in your making of this quit. Remember that before you stopped you didn't QUIT.

The first couple of weeks are going to suck hard, so buckle up and man up and do it.
"If you want to quit then stop talking and just QUIT. If you want to kill yourself a bullet is cheaper and faster than a tin, plus it eliminates my hearing you whine and cry like a bitch."

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Re: Day 1 for the quittinglawyer
« Reply #3 on: August 19, 2013, 09:53:00 AM »
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I'm a thirty-two year old lawyer, married with a two and half year old daughter.  I've been dipping for ten years, and have hidden it from my wife, family and co-workers.  I'm tired of living a lie to the ones I love most.  I've "quit" in the past, in some cases making it close to a year nicotine free, but then one weak moment (usually after having a couple of drinks with the boys), and I find myself with a dip in my mouth and the downward spiral begins again.  This past weekend was a "guys" weekend with a bunch of friends from school.  It was filled with drinking, smoking, dipping, and doing just about everything bad we could do to our bodies.  I've never felt like the kind of shit I felt like on Saturday morning.  I woke up today and said that enough is enough.  My can is empty and in the trash.  I am ready to tackle this challenge once and for all.  I already posted roll this morning, and I'm committed.
Well welcome to the site you are in the right place if you are ready to strap up and quit. I will not lie to you it wont be easy you may have to miss a few weekends like the one you just had until your mindset changes and the evil bitch is no longer the first one you think of when you wake up.

Second you never quit before you had a stoppage. you like everyone here on this site is an addict you will always be one. You will never be able to just have one...

Go to the welcome center and read read read contained on this site is information for you to save your life.

I trust that you want to quit and that you are just not feeling bad from the depressant effects of being smashed this weekend. You quit will not come without a price you will have to go through the suck but you can do it. Embrace it, remember how fucking awful you feel and are gonna feel and remind yourself that you never again want to feel that.

PM me if you need anything
Welcome. I am also an attorney and there are others on here as well. I will PM you my number. Hit me up if you need anything. Read everything you can on this site. Read people's I tris from start to finish.
Great to have you. Quit with you today.

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Re: Day 1 for the quittinglawyer
« Reply #2 on: August 19, 2013, 09:16:00 AM »
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I'm a thirty-two year old lawyer, married with a two and half year old daughter. I've been dipping for ten years, and have hidden it from my wife, family and co-workers. I'm tired of living a lie to the ones I love most. I've "quit" in the past, in some cases making it close to a year nicotine free, but then one weak moment (usually after having a couple of drinks with the boys), and I find myself with a dip in my mouth and the downward spiral begins again. This past weekend was a "guys" weekend with a bunch of friends from school. It was filled with drinking, smoking, dipping, and doing just about everything bad we could do to our bodies. I've never felt like the kind of shit I felt like on Saturday morning. I woke up today and said that enough is enough. My can is empty and in the trash. I am ready to tackle this challenge once and for all. I already posted roll this morning, and I'm committed.
Well welcome to the site you are in the right place if you are ready to strap up and quit. I will not lie to you it wont be easy you may have to miss a few weekends like the one you just had until your mindset changes and the evil bitch is no longer the first one you think of when you wake up.

Second you never quit before you had a stoppage. you like everyone here on this site is an addict you will always be one. You will never be able to just have one...

Go to the welcome center and read read read contained on this site is information for you to save your life.

I trust that you want to quit and that you are just not feeling bad from the depressant effects of being smashed this weekend. You quit will not come without a price you will have to go through the suck but you can do it. Embrace it, remember how fucking awful you feel and are gonna feel and remind yourself that you never again want to feel that.

PM me if you need anything
Complacency sucks, one moment of it is the difference between being a user and a quitter....OIB

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Day 1 for the quittinglawyer
« on: August 19, 2013, 09:06:00 AM »
I'm a thirty-two year old lawyer, married with a two and half year old daughter. I've been dipping for ten years, and have hidden it from my wife, family and co-workers. I'm tired of living a lie to the ones I love most. I've "quit" in the past, in some cases making it close to a year nicotine free, but then one weak moment (usually after having a couple of drinks with the boys), and I find myself with a dip in my mouth and the downward spiral begins again. This past weekend was a "guys" weekend with a bunch of friends from school. It was filled with drinking, smoking, dipping, and doing just about everything bad we could do to our bodies. I've never felt like the kind of shit I felt like on Saturday morning. I woke up today and said that enough is enough. My can is empty and in the trash. I am ready to tackle this challenge once and for all. I already posted roll this morning, and I'm committed.