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[Wt57]

Hi everyone my name is Matt and im an addict....haha, but seriously its bad.

Maybe it's the fog and maybe it isn't, but it really isn't funny. Just like crack or coke or heroin, you are an addict. I don't want to sound like a prick, but if you don't take your quit seriously, then we can't either. Quitting takes guts and it will make you swallow your pride from time to time. Sure, we all joke on the forums but that is after we post roll and our houses are in order.

Evil_Won posted a great question to you. I hope you answer it.

Yep. There will be a time for shenanigans later. We all joke around here, but serious quit comes first. This ain't something that can be done on a whim. I have never backed down from a challenge in my life, and quitting was still almost more than I could manage. It takes 100% commitment.

Instead of hibernating with Call of Duty every day, get out and go for a run. It'll help you immensely. That will speed up getting the poison out of your body, give you a different source of endorphins, keep your weight gain in check, and clear your mind. The more physical activity, the better.

Glad to see you quit. Reach out if you need any help.

'Popcorn'

[Radman]

Hi everyone my name is Matt and im an addict....haha, but seriously its bad.

Maybe it's the fog and maybe it isn't, but it really isn't funny. Just like crack or coke or heroin, you are an addict. I don't want to sound like a prick, but if you don't take your quit seriously, then we can't either. Quitting takes guts and it will make you swallow your pride from time to time. Sure, we all joke on the forums but that is after we post roll and our houses are in order.

Evil_Won posted a great question to you. I hope you answer it.

Yep. There will be a time for shenanigans later. We all joke around here, but serious quit comes first. This ain't something that can be done on a whim. I have never backed down from a challenge in my life, and quitting was still almost more than I could manage. It takes 100% commitment.

Instead of hibernating with Call of Duty every day, get out and go for a run. It'll help you immensely. That will speed up getting the poison out of your body, give you a different source of endorphins, keep your weight gain in check, and clear your mind. The more physical activity, the better.

Glad to see you quit. Reach out if you need any help.

[Wedge]

Hi everyone my name is Matt and im an addict....haha, but seriously its bad.

Maybe it's the fog and maybe it isn't, but it really isn't funny. Just like crack or coke or heroin, you are an addict. I don't want to sound like a prick, but if you don't take your quit seriously, then we can't either. Quitting takes guts and it will make you swallow your pride from time to time. Sure, we all joke on the forums but that is after we post roll and our houses are in order.

Evil_Won posted a great question to you. I hope you answer it.

[Evil_Won]

thefutureismine.

Good work. From your paragraph it really sounds like you've been down this road a few times. Stick close and read all you can and this will be the one and only QUIT you will ever need. What's the deep, the real reason that you want to quit for good this time?

[racetrackcowgirl]

Hi everyone my name is Matt and im an addict....haha, but seriously its bad. Im 24 and my dip of choice has been grizzly wintergreen for the past 5 years. Today is my first day posting roll and being clean. Ive realized this addiction will claim my life fairly soon if i do not do anything about. Fortunately ive also realized i have a very addictive personality, like most of us on here. When chewing tobacco I can never just have a few a day, instead I go through at least a puck and a half a day. my gum line already looks like ive been doing this for a decade and i have to put a stop to it. besides the physical damage im doing to myself Ive also realized how much a loser i am on tobacco. after work most days I just play some call of duty and dip my brains out for hours...its fucking pathetic. I apoligize to my friends and family for being in this dip induced coma for so long, but im throwing this habit to the curb like a used condom. i dont know about anybody else but im looking forward to the weight gain coming my way, that god damn grizzly has sky rocketed my metabolism....im looking forward to speaking with people here and getting the help i desperately need. i guess all i can say now is bring on those nights of cravings, sweats, and losing my mind because this addiction will see no mercy from me.

Buckle in its going to be a ride. Call of duty hasn't got anything on the fog. Its a wild place to be. Glad to have you. Make some friends in your group, exchange numbers. One day at a time and you can have your life back.

Welcome - and from one addict to another - i get it! I'm there - same story , only with boobs and drawn out a little longer - which just means I was a dumbass for a longer period of time before I came to.

I'm still istuck here n the fog with you but it's getting a little lighter (19 days down)- still can't use the high beams or it'll glare right back into my eyes.

FYI - the July group is great from the few I've met. The older "newbies" are really great and the veterans are, well, elders of wisdom. The only thing about the July group is that they can't figure out a name - hahaha - i don't get it but somedays its just a laugh to see what they are going to try out next.

[srans]

Hi everyone my name is Matt and im an addict....haha, but seriously its bad. Im 24 and my dip of choice has been grizzly wintergreen for the past 5 years. Today is my first day posting roll and being clean. Ive realized this addiction will claim my life fairly soon if i do not do anything about. Fortunately ive also realized i have a very addictive personality, like most of us on here. When chewing tobacco I can never just have a few a day, instead I go through at least a puck and a half a day. my gum line already looks like ive been doing this for a decade and i have to put a stop to it. besides the physical damage im doing to myself Ive also realized how much a loser i am on tobacco. after work most days I just play some call of duty and dip my brains out for hours...its fucking pathetic. I apoligize to my friends and family for being in this dip induced coma for so long, but im throwing this habit to the curb like a used condom. i dont know about anybody else but im looking forward to the weight gain coming my way, that god damn grizzly has sky rocketed my metabolism....im looking forward to speaking with people here and getting the help i desperately need. i guess all i can say now is bring on those nights of cravings, sweats, and losing my mind because this addiction will see no mercy from me.

Buckle in its going to be a ride. Call of duty hasn't got anything on the fog. Its a wild place to be. Glad to have you. Make some friends in your group, exchange numbers. One day at a time and you can have your life back.

[thefutureismine4]

Hi everyone my name is Matt and im an addict....haha, but seriously its bad. Im 24 and my dip of choice has been grizzly wintergreen for the past 5 years. Today is my first day posting roll and being clean. Ive realized this addiction will claim my life fairly soon if i do not do anything about. Fortunately ive also realized i have a very addictive personality, like most of us on here. When chewing tobacco I can never just have a few a day, instead I go through at least a puck and a half a day. my gum line already looks like ive been doing this for a decade and i have to put a stop to it. besides the physical damage im doing to myself Ive also realized how much a loser i am on tobacco. after work most days I just play some call of duty and dip my brains out for hours...its fucking pathetic. I apoligize to my friends and family for being in this dip induced coma for so long, but im throwing this habit to the curb like a used condom. i dont know about anybody else but im looking forward to the weight gain coming my way, that god damn grizzly has sky rocketed my metabolism....im looking forward to speaking with people here and getting the help i desperately need. i guess all i can say now is bring on those nights of cravings, sweats, and losing my mind because this addiction will see no mercy from me.