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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #191 on: October 24, 2015, 01:35:00 PM »
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Day 43,

Just woke up from awful cave dreams. Terrible. I'm shaken up and scared. Ran out of grinds so I'm going to order more soon. Stay quit.
- gb32-
Yes, nicotine sneaks into your dreams. Crazy stuff, but you know what to expect now. You are winning.
GB man up and realize you are a man and nothing is impossible if you put your heart and soul into it! Just a damn dream but dipping is real, do whatever you have to, to keep that shit out of your mouth! You know how this works now get it done! Get over the hump friend, it's worth every damn bit of the struggle! Quit on!
Man... I'm going to sound like an asshole but... oh well.

You're defeating yourself. You're still afraid. You're still "trying" to quit. You're still "hoping" to make it stick. You're still dependant on a crutch. I mean, damn man! You've been at this since February and you're still trying to get over the hump? I don't get it... when are you going to control your Quit? When does the man in you step past all this and own it? I know it's hard bro... I had to buck 25 years of olympian nicotine ingestion to make it to where I am. Yes, it was hard as hell but I made and OWNED that decision from the get go... I STILL don't think you have. I was against you being allowed to "try" here again. I'm sick of the pats on the ass and "give 'er another go!" shout outs. But... here you are. So...

Own it. Stop being a wuss...

Get. It. Done.
I agree 100 % with Invader. Don't put yourself in the nearly impossible situations you have been. Also, you Do need to OWN IT. It is your quit and you need to protect it like you protect your balls. It is just instinct to protect yourself if you know you are about to get kicked square in your nuts. Isn't it? Your quit needs to be protected like you protect things that are most important to you!

Also, plan ahead GB. You like those grinds and they help you with your quit. Don't let yourself run out of them. Order them in bulk or make your orders in time so you don't run out. It was a sad day when we lost you in June. We are pulling for you GB. Reach out any time.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #190 on: October 24, 2015, 12:59:00 PM »
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Day 43,

Just woke up from awful cave dreams. Terrible. I'm shaken up and scared. Ran out of grinds so I'm going to order more soon. Stay quit.
- gb32-
Yes, nicotine sneaks into your dreams. Crazy stuff, but you know what to expect now. You are winning.
GB man up and realize you are a man and nothing is impossible if you put your heart and soul into it! Just a damn dream but dipping is real, do whatever you have to, to keep that shit out of your mouth! You know how this works now get it done! Get over the hump friend, it's worth every damn bit of the struggle! Quit on!
Man... I'm going to sound like an asshole but... oh well.

You're defeating yourself. You're still afraid. You're still "trying" to quit. You're still "hoping" to make it stick. You're still dependant on a crutch. I mean, damn man! You've been at this since February and you're still trying to get over the hump? I don't get it... when are you going to control your Quit? When does the man in you step past all this and own it? I know it's hard bro... I had to buck 25 years of olympian nicotine ingestion to make it to where I am. Yes, it was hard as hell but I made and OWNED that decision from the get go... I STILL don't think you have. I was against you being allowed to "try" here again. I'm sick of the pats on the ass and "give 'er another go!" shout outs. But... here you are. So...

Own it. Stop being a wuss...

Get. It. Done.
Well, it’s one louder, isn’t it? It’s not ten.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #189 on: October 24, 2015, 12:15:00 PM »
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Day 43,

Just woke up from awful cave dreams. Terrible. I'm shaken up and scared. Ran out of grinds so I'm going to order more soon. Stay quit.
- gb32-
Yes, nicotine sneaks into your dreams. Crazy stuff, but you know what to expect now. You are winning.
GB man up and realize you are a man and nothing is impossible if you put your heart and soul into it! Just a damn dream but dipping is real, do whatever you have to, to keep that shit out of your mouth! You know how this works now get it done! Get over the hump friend, it's worth every damn bit of the struggle! Quit on!
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

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #188 on: October 24, 2015, 11:45:00 AM »
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Day 43,

Just woke up from awful cave dreams. Terrible. I'm shaken up and scared. Ran out of grinds so I'm going to order more soon. Stay quit.
- gb32-
Yes, nicotine sneaks into your dreams. Crazy stuff, but you know what to expect now. You are winning.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #187 on: October 24, 2015, 11:38:00 AM »
Day 43,

Just woke up from awful cave dreams. Terrible. I'm shaken up and scared. Ran out of grinds so I'm going to order more soon. Stay quit.
- gb32-

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #186 on: October 10, 2015, 11:41:00 AM »
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Big win for me yesterday. I was out with friends and everyone was smoking Marlboro Reds cigarettes. I'm against tobacco and I've taught myself to hate it now. Anyways I hate these things more than I hate dip. Both are awful but cigarettes have secondhand smoke and it was everywhere. I could barely breath. I'm telling you I was holding my breath and walking away every time a little smoke blew my direction. Well later on everyone's pressuring me to dip. Literally forcing me to. I said no and didn't do it, knowing I made a promise and I was not letting you guys (or more importantly myself) down. I feel so proud of myself. I also reached out to Randall, and worktowin last night as this was happening. It feels good to be free. I'd rather have my vanilla or caramel grinds coffee pouches anyway.
GB, I'm glad you resisted that stuff. Great work, man. That IS a big win, and you did exactly what you should do. You should feel proud, and I'm proud for you too. I've got to ask something just out of curiosity, though...

Are these guys you're hanging out with going to get in the way of your quit? I mean, it's bad enough simply being around people who smoke and dip. That alone is enough to get the craves going. But if you're saying these guys are actively encouraging you to dip, forcing you as you said, that just seems like a tremendous amount of pressure that's totally avoidable. Personally, I'd steer clear of those dudes if they don't knock that shit off immediately and respect your quit.

I dunno man. Be very careful. You're kicking ass, and I know you got this. You just have to make sure you're in an environment you can succeed in.

Either way, great work using digits and honoring your word!
They just ask me to do it. After telling them no and reminding them that I've quit, they knock it off. I'm just a pussy for not doing it according to them. I don't want to do it. When I caved, I realized that it wasn't all that great at all really. It made me realize that I did in fact hate it. Right now I'm going through the cancer scare all over again.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #185 on: October 10, 2015, 08:54:00 AM »
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Big win for me yesterday. I was out with friends and everyone was smoking Marlboro Reds cigarettes. I'm against tobacco and I've taught myself to hate it now. Anyways I hate these things more than I hate dip. Both are awful but cigarettes have secondhand smoke and it was everywhere. I could barely breath. I'm telling you I was holding my breath and walking away every time a little smoke blew my direction. Well later on everyone's pressuring me to dip. Literally forcing me to. I said no and didn't do it, knowing I made a promise and I was not letting you guys (or more importantly myself) down. I feel so proud of myself. I also reached out to Randall, and worktowin last night as this was happening. It feels good to be free. I'd rather have my vanilla or caramel grinds coffee pouches anyway.
GB, I'm glad you resisted that stuff. Great work, man. That IS a big win, and you did exactly what you should do. You should feel proud, and I'm proud for you too. I've got to ask something just out of curiosity, though...

Are these guys you're hanging out with going to get in the way of your quit? I mean, it's bad enough simply being around people who smoke and dip. That alone is enough to get the craves going. But if you're saying these guys are actively encouraging you to dip, forcing you as you said, that just seems like a tremendous amount of pressure that's totally avoidable. Personally, I'd steer clear of those dudes if they don't knock that shit off immediately and respect your quit.

I dunno man. Be very careful. You're kicking ass, and I know you got this. You just have to make sure you're in an environment you can succeed in.

Either way, great work using digits and honoring your word!

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #184 on: October 10, 2015, 07:51:00 AM »
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Big win for me yesterday. I was out with friends and everyone was smoking Marlboro Reds cigarettes. I'm against tobacco and I've taught myself to hate it now. Anyways I hate these things more than I hate dip. Both are awful but cigarettes have secondhand smoke and it was everywhere. I could barely breath. I'm telling you I was holding my breath and walking away every time a little smoke blew my direction. Well later on everyone's pressuring me to dip. Literally forcing me to. I said no and didn't do it, knowing I made a promise and I was not letting you guys (or more importantly myself) down. I feel so proud of myself. I also reached out to Randall, and worktowin last night as this was happening. It feels good to be free. I'd rather have my vanilla or caramel grinds coffee pouches anyway.
All tobacco sucks. Cigarettes intrude on others, so I always considered my use of Kodiak to be much more courteous. Except for the thousands of spit bottles and cans I threw out the window. Or the time taken from and lies told to everyone to hide. Tobacco is very selfish. And your friends are playing a very dangerous game.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #183 on: October 10, 2015, 07:33:00 AM »
Big win for me yesterday. I was out with friends and everyone was smoking Marlboro Reds cigarettes. I'm against tobacco and I've taught myself to hate it now. Anyways I hate these things more than I hate dip. Both are awful but cigarettes have secondhand smoke and it was everywhere. I could barely breath. I'm telling you I was holding my breath and walking away every time a little smoke blew my direction. Well later on everyone's pressuring me to dip. Literally forcing me to. I said no and didn't do it, knowing I made a promise and I was not letting you guys (or more importantly myself) down. I feel so proud of myself. I also reached out to Randall, and worktowin last night as this was happening. It feels good to be free. I'd rather have my vanilla or caramel grinds coffee pouches anyway.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #182 on: October 05, 2015, 11:56:00 AM »
Be a leader at home. Anyone peddling or pushing tobacco toward you is being a disrespectful dick. This is YOUR life and you only get one.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #181 on: October 03, 2015, 02:14:00 PM »
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I have ordered some grinds coffee pouches. I am learning to hate tobacco more and more every day.
One day at a time you can regain trust and take back your life. Keep it up man. It is the smartest thing you've ever done. Ever.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #180 on: October 03, 2015, 10:49:00 AM »
I have ordered some grinds coffee pouches. I am learning to hate tobacco more and more every day.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #179 on: September 17, 2015, 11:35:00 AM »
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It's hard as hell for me to stop this addiction. I slipped away last time but I'm giving it my all this time. I'm ordering grinds coffee pouches. Those things are like crack cocaine they're so good. Thanks for all the comments, get ready for me to prove you wrong.
It's hard but not impossible GB. Try to change the mindset from escaping slavery to embracing freedom. It's easier said than done, but focus on the positives. It makes the battle much easier to deal with daily.
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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #178 on: September 17, 2015, 06:45:00 AM »
It's hard as hell for me to stop this addiction. I slipped away last time but I'm giving it my all this time. I'm ordering grinds coffee pouches. Those things are like crack cocaine they're so good. Thanks for all the comments, get ready for me to prove you wrong.

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Re: I quit 20 days ago new to ktc
« Reply #177 on: September 15, 2015, 07:40:00 AM »
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GB 321 Posted in June Goons  Dec 2015 this morning:

I've made my decision to come back to kill the can and join you guys again. I failed once again yesterday. I let myself down.

What happened?

This one should get you guys going... Well Friday, August 28 on day 183I was out with friends enjoying a nice chill drunk and all of a sudden I got the urge to dip. My friend was smoking a cigarette and I asked if I could kill it. Without even acknowledging any of you, I took it and smoked the rest of it. Well me being drunk (obviously not an excuse) though to myself well since I already caved why don't I ask my friend jack for a nice dip? I already caved right? 25 seconds later I have a dip of skoal mint in my mouth. My best friend has a tin too, one of my favorite kinds, so I hooked the first lip and took one of his. The first friend that let me kill his cigarette is smoking another one by now. He asked me if I wanted this one to. Hey sure why not?! I'm on fire tonight!! Well here we are 2 weeks later. Yesterday afternoon I was with 2 friends they were dipping. This time I soberly let myself fail by taking "just one." Yeah you guys know how that goes....

Why?

I hate to say that I knew it would happen eventually. Anyways I could feel myself slipping away slowly. I am an addict like each and every single one of you. I was posting roll, then not returning to killthecan until the next day to post roll and ghost. I thought I had it in the bag but I guess not. I realize that I am addicted badly to nicotine. I need to quit before it gets worse. I have failed but thats what happens in life. I set myself up for failure. I know I should've reached out but I didn't.

What am I going to do differently.....

I am going to give this one more shot. I need to quit for good. I will post roll every day, first thing. I am going to stay connected and stay as active as I can. I apologize ahead of time if I am not online all day every day because of my schedule. (Inbox me if you're curious) I have decided to get back on grinds coffee pouches in case of emergency. I will now use killthecan and all of its resources like I should. This site is a privilege and I am not taking any of this for granted. Thank you all and I apologize for letting you all down.

June brothers I apologize for wasting your time, letting you all down, and most of all not keeping my word. That's what got me the most. I 110% guarantee you that I am a man of my word. On August 28, I failed to keep my promise and I will never forget that. Once again I am sorry.

Thank you for your time.
gb321- Day 1
I call "bullshit"...

You're gonna "give it one more shot"!?!

Go away and take the taint of your weakness with you. This is not a try and try again site. One and done. That's how you really quit. I feel nothing of substance in your post above, dude. Nothing. This is, what?... you're 2nd/3rd time caving?

Buh-bye.

This is not the place for you to "try" quitting again. Yes, you need to quit but KTC doesn't need the lame example you keep "trying" to set forth. Your post pisses me off and these new guys fighting tooth and nail need better fuel for their fire. Go try again elsewhere... KTC is for real quitters.
GB - day 4 is here.

I'm bringing your intro to the top to point out your commitment to stay as active as possible. Are you doing that?

You know how to succeed. You post your promise. You keep your word. And you reach out when you need help. You build a team that you will not let down. I have about 40 numbers in my phone (including you and AJ) of Ktc members. I let myself down for years ... But the very thought of having 40 people (including you and AJ) type stuff in my intro like AJ did above me is enough to push me through any craves or tough times I might have. Is it enough for you?

Get active! Grinds and substitutes will help. Your commitment and hatred of nicotine will make you succeed.
Coukdnt agree with AJ any more.

This guy is no quitter, he's a stopper. He's no addict, he's a willing slave.

Fuck this "one more try" shit. The difference between you  the quitters here is that we have closed the door. There is no "it would happen eventually". What horseshit.

Good luck to the newbies that get stuck walking your sad ass through the fog again, for what, the 3rd time now? Fuck that. Best of luck "giving it one more shot"..... How can you possibly fail? Yikes.
Weak.
What is your major malfunction?!?!?!?!