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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #131 on: June 16, 2015, 11:05:00 PM »
I have something to get off my chest. It's going to be hard but I have to say it.

Many of you know that I am young. I've been on summer vacation for almost 2 weeks now and it made me think about how all of my friends are dipping and smoking and it made me think of how fun last summer was. Technically tobacco made last summer one of the most enjoyable memorable summers of my life. I want to dip once in a while but I know the second I put it in my mouth I will a) regret it badly b) get hooked and fall back into my old shoes again or c) actually control it (unlikely) but I need help. I told my friends that I would do it tomorrow and I have a full tin ready to go.
I am too young to do this alone. Help.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #130 on: June 07, 2015, 11:12:00 PM »
Congrats on 100 bro. It would have been easy to walk away from here awhile ago, but you didn't give up. THAT is a testament to your character. It gets better and I'm confident that you will be here updating all of us. And we will be here continuing to support you. Quit on!

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #129 on: June 07, 2015, 09:40:00 PM »
Special thanks to everyone for helping me get this far. Without each and every one of you I would not be at 100 days. Thank you each and every one of you, but I would especially like to thank a few people. I would like to give a quick thanks to my friends Kyle, Mark, and Brendan for supporting me today (not KTC members). Big thanks to some KTC members: Pab1964, Hawseman, Candoit, Kramer, and most of all worktowin. I got a lot of support from everyone here but worktowin definitely stuck it out with me each day, whenever I needed him. June 2015 you guys are awesome. I will be back tomorrow posting another day with you. Quit on.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #128 on: June 07, 2015, 09:06:00 PM »
GB, wanted to make sure this is captured - there are a lot of people supporting you!

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Gb321 did not start with June--he had a short stint where he stubbed his toe. The moral of the story: we can learn from our mistakes. GB has come back and quit with a vengeance. He's made his promise for 100 straight days (100%). He's not the first Goon on the train to do so. We're just pointing it out here to highlight how he has come full circle. Congrats on taking your quit by the balls, and welcome aboard.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #127 on: June 07, 2015, 10:20:00 AM »
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Well here it is, 100 days. Yes I'm extremely proud of myself but it doesn't actually feel different at all. I'm still struggling, just not as bad. I'm still quitting, it's just not as hard. I made it here and I will continue to post here. Thank you for everything you guys have done to help me. Without kill the can, there's no way I would be 100 days free right now.
Whst a great day! 100 days is such an accomplishment. But even more so for a young buck. I don't know the stats, but I bet that 5% of dudes under 25 make it to 100 days. What makes you different from them? Well... You caved early on and had a restart - which was where you sacked up and really followed the plan. You became a leader, Ross. You posted a lot on the intros. You posted daily in your group, and are active in your group. You text others like a madman. You supported others. You are doing this the right way!

HOF is such a great day. You work so hard with that goal in mind, but after HOF things get a little dicey. Quite a few members of the group will fall off, there might be some group drama, but the only people that fail after HOF are the ones that stop posting their promise every day. Why people leave after HOF is a mystery. I guess some people are just dumb? Kind of on the same note, there is always a dangling carrot of "it gets better". Well, my first real "better" was around 150. It was like a light switch turned on then. There were 2 more of those "better" moments later, but my point is that I think we are still detoxing up to 100. Life will get better - craves become much less frequent and you learn to manage them. 100 is great, but there is more greatness ahead.

I have only picked one other young guy to support since I've been on this site, because as my screen name implies - I hate to lose. But you were a winner from day 1. It is an honor to quit with you today, and I look forward to many more milestones of celebration. I hope you celebrate today by taking the tins of a couple of your friends and dumping them. Ha.
Wow. I'm shocked because of that. I'm probably the least selfish person anyone will ever meet but I like to read all of that about me and actually know that it's all true. Thank you very much
Well gb, Wow! Congratulations! Damn proud of you! I'm at 162 and it's getting a little better everyday. It's worth every damn second and I will not look back today! Damn proud to be quit with you and I'm here 24-7 if you need me ever!
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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #126 on: June 07, 2015, 08:45:00 AM »
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Well here it is, 100 days. Yes I'm extremely proud of myself but it doesn't actually feel different at all. I'm still struggling, just not as bad. I'm still quitting, it's just not as hard. I made it here and I will continue to post here. Thank you for everything you guys have done to help me. Without kill the can, there's no way I would be 100 days free right now.
Whst a great day! 100 days is such an accomplishment. But even more so for a young buck. I don't know the stats, but I bet that 5% of dudes under 25 make it to 100 days. What makes you different from them? Well... You caved early on and had a restart - which was where you sacked up and really followed the plan. You became a leader, Ross. You posted a lot on the intros. You posted daily in your group, and are active in your group. You text others like a madman. You supported others. You are doing this the right way!

HOF is such a great day. You work so hard with that goal in mind, but after HOF things get a little dicey. Quite a few members of the group will fall off, there might be some group drama, but the only people that fail after HOF are the ones that stop posting their promise every day. Why people leave after HOF is a mystery. I guess some people are just dumb? Kind of on the same note, there is always a dangling carrot of "it gets better". Well, my first real "better" was around 150. It was like a light switch turned on then. There were 2 more of those "better" moments later, but my point is that I think we are still detoxing up to 100. Life will get better - craves become much less frequent and you learn to manage them. 100 is great, but there is more greatness ahead.

I have only picked one other young guy to support since I've been on this site, because as my screen name implies - I hate to lose. But you were a winner from day 1. It is an honor to quit with you today, and I look forward to many more milestones of celebration. I hope you celebrate today by taking the tins of a couple of your friends and dumping them. Ha.
Wow. I'm shocked because of that. I'm probably the least selfish person anyone will ever meet but I like to read all of that about me and actually know that it's all true. Thank you very much

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #125 on: June 07, 2015, 08:23:00 AM »
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Well here it is, 100 days. Yes I'm extremely proud of myself but it doesn't actually feel different at all. I'm still struggling, just not as bad. I'm still quitting, it's just not as hard. I made it here and I will continue to post here. Thank you for everything you guys have done to help me. Without kill the can, there's no way I would be 100 days free right now.
Whst a great day! 100 days is such an accomplishment. But even more so for a young buck. I don't know the stats, but I bet that 5% of dudes under 25 make it to 100 days. What makes you different from them? Well... You caved early on and had a restart - which was where you sacked up and really followed the plan. You became a leader, Ross. You posted a lot on the intros. You posted daily in your group, and are active in your group. You text others like a madman. You supported others. You are doing this the right way!

HOF is such a great day. You work so hard with that goal in mind, but after HOF things get a little dicey. Quite a few members of the group will fall off, there might be some group drama, but the only people that fail after HOF are the ones that stop posting their promise every day. Why people leave after HOF is a mystery. I guess some people are just dumb? Kind of on the same note, there is always a dangling carrot of "it gets better". Well, my first real "better" was around 150. It was like a light switch turned on then. There were 2 more of those "better" moments later, but my point is that I think we are still detoxing up to 100. Life will get better - craves become much less frequent and you learn to manage them. 100 is great, but there is more greatness ahead.

I have only picked one other young guy to support since I've been on this site, because as my screen name implies - I hate to lose. But you were a winner from day 1. It is an honor to quit with you today, and I look forward to many more milestones of celebration. I hope you celebrate today by taking the tins of a couple of your friends and dumping them. Ha.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #124 on: June 07, 2015, 07:47:00 AM »
Well here it is, 100 days. Yes I'm extremely proud of myself but it doesn't actually feel different at all. I'm still struggling, just not as bad. I'm still quitting, it's just not as hard. I made it here and I will continue to post here. Thank you for everything you guys have done to help me. Without kill the can, there's no way I would be 100 days free right now.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #123 on: May 27, 2015, 11:47:00 PM »
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I don't understand why people try to make an excuse to cave. It makes me pretty upset and almost hurt inside that someone decided to give up. Yeah caving is actually giving up one way or another. Caving isn't only using it again it's much more than that and if anyone cares to hear what I have to think, shoot me a pm or comment on here. I just want to say that I am on 89 days and I know I can only promise not to use it today but I can honestly say that I believe I that if I have made it this far, 11 days is a piece of cake. I believe I can do it.
Tell us more. When a member of your team caved what does it mean to you?
I feel betrayed. He didn't only let me and theorist of the group down, he let himself down. Probably his family and friends too. When someone makes it that far into the quit, we know that another day can't be that hard. (We all know that we make quitting seem a lot harder then it really is) I know that addiction is hard but why would you come here to make it that far and give up? You came here because you knew how bad tobacco really is for you. That's from my point of view

As for Kidd, you can make every excuse you want but nothing is really stopping you from overcoming any addiction or problem you have. You have free will and you pretty much choose to continue feeding yourself poison and sipping on grandpa's old cough medicine. You don't need any of those things. He made a bad decision to start but he can make the right decision to stop both of the problems at the same time. We have an alcohol quit form too. Stupid ass.
Nice GB. NICE.

Glad to be on your team.
Gb in short 151 days quit one thing I've learned, if you really want this thing called freedom then it's yours but you've got to be the man or woman and walk the walk not just talk the talk! We can chew everyone's ass off everyday that misses Roll call but you can't make them do it. They have got to know every morning when there feet hit the floor, they were use to grabbing there tin, so now it should be easy to think hey I'm not dipping anymore so I need to make my daily promise to my brothers and sisters and post roll EDD! Yes I hold myself as well as my brothers accountable but it ultimately boils down to I'm doing this for me and then I will check on my brothers and sisters! And always take what only you need here, leave the rest the next fellow may need it! As usual my friend damn proud of you and proud to be quit with you today!
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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #122 on: May 27, 2015, 09:01:00 PM »
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I don't understand why people try to make an excuse to cave. It makes me pretty upset and almost hurt inside that someone decided to give up. Yeah caving is actually giving up one way or another. Caving isn't only using it again it's much more than that and if anyone cares to hear what I have to think, shoot me a pm or comment on here. I just want to say that I am on 89 days and I know I can only promise not to use it today but I can honestly say that I believe I that if I have made it this far, 11 days is a piece of cake. I believe I can do it.
Tell us more. When a member of your team caved what does it mean to you?
I feel betrayed. He didn't only let me and theorist of the group down, he let himself down. Probably his family and friends too. When someone makes it that far into the quit, we know that another day can't be that hard. (We all know that we make quitting seem a lot harder then it really is) I know that addiction is hard but why would you come here to make it that far and give up? You came here because you knew how bad tobacco really is for you. That's from my point of view

As for Kidd, you can make every excuse you want but nothing is really stopping you from overcoming any addiction or problem you have. You have free will and you pretty much choose to continue feeding yourself poison and sipping on grandpa's old cough medicine. You don't need any of those things. He made a bad decision to start but he can make the right decision to stop both of the problems at the same time. We have an alcohol quit form too. Stupid ass.
Nice GB. NICE.

Glad to be on your team.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #121 on: May 27, 2015, 08:46:00 PM »
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I don't understand why people try to make an excuse to cave. It makes me pretty upset and almost hurt inside that someone decided to give up. Yeah caving is actually giving up one way or another. Caving isn't only using it again it's much more than that and if anyone cares to hear what I have to think, shoot me a pm or comment on here. I just want to say that I am on 89 days and I know I can only promise not to use it today but I can honestly say that I believe I that if I have made it this far, 11 days is a piece of cake. I believe I can do it.
Tell us more. When a member of your team caved what does it mean to you?
I feel betrayed. He didn't only let me and theorist of the group down, he let himself down. Probably his family and friends too. When someone makes it that far into the quit, we know that another day can't be that hard. (We all know that we make quitting seem a lot harder then it really is) I know that addiction is hard but why would you come here to make it that far and give up? You came here because you knew how bad tobacco really is for you. That's from my point of view

As for Kidd, you can make every excuse you want but nothing is really stopping you from overcoming any addiction or problem you have. You have free will and you pretty much choose to continue feeding yourself poison and sipping on grandpa's old cough medicine. You don't need any of those things. He made a bad decision to start but he can make the right decision to stop both of the problems at the same time. We have an alcohol quit form too. Stupid ass.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #120 on: May 27, 2015, 08:23:00 PM »
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I don't understand why people try to make an excuse to cave. It makes me pretty upset and almost hurt inside that someone decided to give up. Yeah caving is actually giving up one way or another. Caving isn't only using it again it's much more than that and if anyone cares to hear what I have to think, shoot me a pm or comment on here. I just want to say that I am on 89 days and I know I can only promise not to use it today but I can honestly say that I believe I that if I have made it this far, 11 days is a piece of cake. I believe I can do it.
Tell us more. When a member of your team caved what does it mean to you?

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #119 on: May 27, 2015, 07:11:00 PM »
I don't understand why people try to make an excuse to cave. It makes me pretty upset and almost hurt inside that someone decided to give up. Yeah caving is actually giving up one way or another. Caving isn't only using it again it's much more than that and if anyone cares to hear what I have to think, shoot me a pm or comment on here. I just want to say that I am on 89 days and I know I can only promise not to use it today but I can honestly say that I believe I that if I have made it this far, 11 days is a piece of cake. I believe I can do it.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #118 on: May 19, 2015, 09:34:00 PM »
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The days are really adding up fast. I can proudly say that everything is so much easier. I really enjoy being free and I can actually feel a huge difference in a lot of things. If you haven't quit yet then man you're missing out.
Gb you're doing great! Hang in there. Damn proud to be quit with you today my brother!
Nice post. It keeps getting better Ross.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #117 on: May 19, 2015, 06:39:00 PM »
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The days are really adding up fast. I can proudly say that everything is so much easier. I really enjoy being free and I can actually feel a huge difference in a lot of things. If you haven't quit yet then man you're missing out.
Gb you're doing great! Hang in there. Damn proud to be quit with you today my brother!
Tobacco is so addictive it took me a year after a massive heart attack, in which doctor confirmed caused from dipping to finally put a lid on the bitch! ODAAT EDD