Here again

[DWEIRICK]

Just a test on my initial quit.

What the hell is an initial quit? Either you are or aren’t.

I discovered this is Down South from Discord. He's in June 2026.

[Keith0617]

Just a test on my initial quit.

What the hell is an initial quit? Either you are or aren’t.

[DWEIRICK]

Just a test on my initial quit.

Welcome aboard. Have you seen our Discord? https://discord.gg/YwShzQmf

[Sam]

Just a test on my initial quit.

[nick-Otine Free]

It's crazy to say, day 11. Again.  Never thought I'd be this far again and I couldn't do it without KTC.  The cravings are real.  Never leave the house without SMC and seeds.  Those two items can help save a quit through the worst of craves.  Finally out of the fog and now the mind games commence. Staying busy has helped me more than anything.  Those wildcard posts. " One word, two word and 3 word". Those posts keep me busy and puts my mind in other places.  Staying active helps.  I've gotten a lot of numbers and it's awesome to have that accountability with your quit brothers and sisters. I'll never hesitate to text if I need to be talked off a ledge and people can text me as well.  I'll always be available to help anyone.

Wild card was my jam the first 100 days for me as well. i still hit use it alot to get my mind clear. something simple and funny about it lol

[05wrxing]

It's crazy to say, day 11. Again.  Never thought I'd be this far again and I couldn't do it without KTC.  The cravings are real.  Never leave the house without SMC and seeds.  Those two items can help save a quit through the worst of craves.  Finally out of the fog and now the mind games commence. Staying busy has helped me more than anything.  Those wildcard posts. " One word, two word and 3 word". Those posts keep me busy and puts my mind in other places.  Staying active helps.  I've gotten a lot of numbers and it's awesome to have that accountability with your quit brothers and sisters. I'll never hesitate to text if I need to be talked off a ledge and people can text me as well.  I'll always be available to help anyone. 

[05wrxing]

Welcome back dude. Glad to be quit with you today. I hope that commitment to be active is wholehearted.

Zombo Funk 504 / 405

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Thank you my friend.  I'm glad to be quit with you as well.   Being active is something I do wholeheartedly plan to do.  That's what keeps my mind busy and away from the thoughts that are the suck.  Plus, if I can help someone else stay quit too, I'll spend most all of my time online here.   

[Zombo Funk]

Welcome back dude. Glad to be quit with you today. I hope that commitment to be active is wholehearted.

Zombo Funk 504 / 405

[05wrxing]

Hey @05wrxing - since each quitter gets only one intro, I merged your old one with your new one.

Thanks for reinforcing the fact that complacency kills. I always ask myself if I would be successful out there on my own but then an instance like this comes up and reminds me that the 30 seconds it takes to post roll is cheap insurance in this daily battle.

Let's drill down here and have you answer the 3 questions:

1.) What happened?
2.) Why did it happen?
3.) What are you going to do differently this time?

Take a bit of time and get to the root of each of these. This isn't a test to appease us. These are for you to dig introspectively so you don't repeat your mistakes.

#1.  Between the pressures of life and everything in between, I picked up that dip and thought I could just have one.  I was dead wrong.

#2. It happened because I was complacent.  I was that person that thought they could kick nicotine on their own, without posting roll.
I can't and I hope my being back here helps everyone to understand that even after years of not dipping, when you stop posting roll, you lose focus.  you get complacent and you end up dipping again. When I let dip back into my life, I threw away 5 years.

#3.  I'm going to post roll every single day! No matter what.  I'm going to stay away from all of my triggers.   I've tried and failed many times to quit dipping and I need this place.  I will be active. I will post roll.  I will do whatever it takes to never dip again.  I'm going to use all of the tools here to succeed and I will help everyone around me never lose focus like I did.

@05wrxing
I couldn't get past #1...
BULLSHIT.  You have posted over 5700 times and you thought you could get away with just one?  I haven't wasted my time going through your posts but I've been here long enough to know that with the time you put in that's complete nonsense.
Try again...

Bullshit or not. I caved. Plain and simple. Whatever the reasons were.   I can't change that.  At that time, I stepped away from this place and thought I could make it on my own.  I couldn't. I failed and that's on me.  Did I think one wouldn't hurt me?  Absolutely I did. I fell for that.  5700 hundred posts later, I still fell for it.  I take complete accountability.  It's my fault.  I was stupid.  I fucked up.

2029 days quit. I’ve posted roll somewhere on every one of these. In the end, it’s easier to post roll than to deal with relapse.

Absolutely it is.  I hope a lot of other quitters can learn from me on this.   Posting roll and quitting is everything.   I'm here struggling through another suck because of my choices.  I'm struggling like hell.  I'm here though.  Reading and posting.

[wildirish317]

Hey @05wrxing - since each quitter gets only one intro, I merged your old one with your new one.

Thanks for reinforcing the fact that complacency kills. I always ask myself if I would be successful out there on my own but then an instance like this comes up and reminds me that the 30 seconds it takes to post roll is cheap insurance in this daily battle.

Let's drill down here and have you answer the 3 questions:

1.) What happened?
2.) Why did it happen?
3.) What are you going to do differently this time?

Take a bit of time and get to the root of each of these. This isn't a test to appease us. These are for you to dig introspectively so you don't repeat your mistakes.

#1.  Between the pressures of life and everything in between, I picked up that dip and thought I could just have one.  I was dead wrong.

#2. It happened because I was complacent.  I was that person that thought they could kick nicotine on their own, without posting roll.
I can't and I hope my being back here helps everyone to understand that even after years of not dipping, when you stop posting roll, you lose focus.  you get complacent and you end up dipping again. When I let dip back into my life, I threw away 5 years.

#3.  I'm going to post roll every single day! No matter what.  I'm going to stay away from all of my triggers.   I've tried and failed many times to quit dipping and I need this place.  I will be active. I will post roll.  I will do whatever it takes to never dip again.  I'm going to use all of the tools here to succeed and I will help everyone around me never lose focus like I did.

@05wrxing
I couldn't get past #1...
BULLSHIT.  You have posted over 5700 times and you thought you could get away with just one?  I haven't wasted my time going through your posts but I've been here long enough to know that with the time you put in that's complete nonsense.
Try again...

Bullshit or not. I caved. Plain and simple. Whatever the reasons were.   I can't change that.  At that time, I stepped away from this place and thought I could make it on my own.  I couldn't. I failed and that's on me.  Did I think one wouldn't hurt me?  Absolutely I did. I fell for that.  5700 hundred posts later, I still fell for it.  I take complete accountability.  It's my fault.  I was stupid.  I fucked up.

2029 days quit. I’ve posted roll somewhere on every one of these. In the end, it’s easier to post roll than to deal with relapse.

[05wrxing]

Hey @05wrxing - since each quitter gets only one intro, I merged your old one with your new one.

Thanks for reinforcing the fact that complacency kills. I always ask myself if I would be successful out there on my own but then an instance like this comes up and reminds me that the 30 seconds it takes to post roll is cheap insurance in this daily battle.

Let's drill down here and have you answer the 3 questions:

1.) What happened?
2.) Why did it happen?
3.) What are you going to do differently this time?

Take a bit of time and get to the root of each of these. This isn't a test to appease us. These are for you to dig introspectively so you don't repeat your mistakes.

#1.  Between the pressures of life and everything in between, I picked up that dip and thought I could just have one.  I was dead wrong.

#2. It happened because I was complacent.  I was that person that thought they could kick nicotine on their own, without posting roll.
I can't and I hope my being back here helps everyone to understand that even after years of not dipping, when you stop posting roll, you lose focus.  you get complacent and you end up dipping again. When I let dip back into my life, I threw away 5 years.

#3.  I'm going to post roll every single day! No matter what.  I'm going to stay away from all of my triggers.   I've tried and failed many times to quit dipping and I need this place.  I will be active. I will post roll.  I will do whatever it takes to never dip again.  I'm going to use all of the tools here to succeed and I will help everyone around me never lose focus like I did.

@05wrxing
I couldn't get past #1...
BULLSHIT.  You have posted over 5700 times and you thought you could get away with just one?  I haven't wasted my time going through your posts but I've been here long enough to know that with the time you put in that's complete nonsense.
Try again...

Bullshit or not. I caved. Plain and simple. Whatever the reasons were.   I can't change that.  At that time, I stepped away from this place and thought I could make it on my own.  I couldn't. I failed and that's on me.  Did I think one wouldn't hurt me?  Absolutely I did. I fell for that.  5700 hundred posts later, I still fell for it.  I take complete accountability.  It's my fault.  I was stupid.  I fucked up.

[stillbrewing]

Hey @05wrxing - since each quitter gets only one intro, I merged your old one with your new one.

Thanks for reinforcing the fact that complacency kills. I always ask myself if I would be successful out there on my own but then an instance like this comes up and reminds me that the 30 seconds it takes to post roll is cheap insurance in this daily battle.

Let's drill down here and have you answer the 3 questions:

1.) What happened?
2.) Why did it happen?
3.) What are you going to do differently this time?

Take a bit of time and get to the root of each of these. This isn't a test to appease us. These are for you to dig introspectively so you don't repeat your mistakes.

#1.  Between the pressures of life and everything in between, I picked up that dip and thought I could just have one.  I was dead wrong.

#2. It happened because I was complacent.  I was that person that thought they could kick nicotine on their own, without posting roll.
I can't and I hope my being back here helps everyone to understand that even after years of not dipping, when you stop posting roll, you lose focus.  you get complacent and you end up dipping again. When I let dip back into my life, I threw away 5 years.

#3.  I'm going to post roll every single day! No matter what.  I'm going to stay away from all of my triggers.   I've tried and failed many times to quit dipping and I need this place.  I will be active. I will post roll.  I will do whatever it takes to never dip again.  I'm going to use all of the tools here to succeed and I will help everyone around me never lose focus like I did.

@05wrxing
I couldn't get past #1...
BULLSHIT.  You have posted over 5700 times and you thought you could get away with just one?  I haven't wasted my time going through your posts but I've been here long enough to know that with the time you put in that's complete nonsense.
Try again...

[05wrxing]

Hey @05wrxing - since each quitter gets only one intro, I merged your old one with your new one.

Thanks for reinforcing the fact that complacency kills. I always ask myself if I would be successful out there on my own but then an instance like this comes up and reminds me that the 30 seconds it takes to post roll is cheap insurance in this daily battle.

Let's drill down here and have you answer the 3 questions:

1.) What happened?
2.) Why did it happen?
3.) What are you going to do differently this time?

Take a bit of time and get to the root of each of these. This isn't a test to appease us. These are for you to dig introspectively so you don't repeat your mistakes.

#1.  Between the pressures of life and everything in between, I picked up that dip and thought I could just have one.  I was dead wrong.

#2. It happened because I was complacent.  I was that person that thought they could kick nicotine on their own, without posting roll.
I can't and I hope my being back here helps everyone to understand that even after years of not dipping, when you stop posting roll, you lose focus.  you get complacent and you end up dipping again. When I let dip back into my life, I threw away 5 years.

#3.  I'm going to post roll every single day! No matter what.  I'm going to stay away from all of my triggers.   I've tried and failed many times to quit dipping and I need this place.  I will be active. I will post roll.  I will do whatever it takes to never dip again.  I'm going to use all of the tools here to succeed and I will help everyone around me never lose focus like I did.

[MN_Engineer]

Hey @05wrxing - since each quitter gets only one intro, I merged your old one with your new one.

Thanks for reinforcing the fact that complacency kills. I always ask myself if I would be successful out there on my own but then an instance like this comes up and reminds me that the 30 seconds it takes to post roll is cheap insurance in this daily battle.

Let's drill down here and have you answer the 3 questions:

1.) What happened?
2.) Why did it happen?
3.) What are you going to do differently this time?

Take a bit of time and get to the root of each of these. This isn't a test to appease us. These are for you to dig introspectively so you don't repeat your mistakes.

[05wrxing]

It's been many years since I've been on this site but here I am. Crawling my ass back with my tail between my legs.  After a 5 year break, I caved and I let the devil that is nicotine come back into my life.  I need all the help I can get on this journey as I have just posted my day 1 in the December group and thrown out everything I had.  Never again will I let nicotine control my life.  I will post roll every single day.