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Offline tls37010

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #8 on: March 17, 2014, 10:05:00 PM »
I appreciate the support guys.

I've come back to this thread, because I needed somewhere other than June Group to occupy my thoughts. Especially, since this is in regards to recent caves within the group.

You guys are a bunch of pussies. I don't care what happens in your life, I don't care how long you chewed for. I don't give a shit if your mom, daughter, and father all fall over dead on the same day. I don't give a shit if Fido gets run over by a fucking car. I don't give a shit your home gets foreclosed on or your car gets impounded. No matter what happens, nicotine isn't going to make it better.

You're a fucking idiot if you think nicotine is going to solve your damn problem. At this point in your quit, it's gonna fucking compound your problem. You're going to start to feel dizzy, your head is going to spin, and you won't be able to see or think straight. Then the guilt will set in. You're going to realize that you let your brothers here at KTC down. You let your wife/significant other down. You let your children down. You let everyone who you've surrounded yourself with down. The can really is more important than your dearest fucking loved ones, huh? Just remember that you let your loved ones down. Remember the look in child's eyes when they see you with the can in. Remember that your wife does think less of you as a man, now. Your wife wants a man with a back bone, a man who can stand up to life's challenges and face them down. She wants a man she can count on to support her, not the other way around.

No, I don't want you back in my fucking quit group. No, the fuck I don't. I don't give a shit. You gave up. You quit. Every other mother fucker on this site has gone through this shit, some of us 10x worse than you. You had no reason to cave, except for the fact that you are a baby backed bitch. You are a selfish mother fucker. You chose the nic bitch over every one who loves and surrounds you. You know the dangers, and risks associated with tobacco, yet you still took it. You said your word wasn't worth a damn. You said you had no will power. You said that quitting is not important to you. You specifically described just how selfish you are, without even using a single fucking word!

I don't care if you just took one dip, and it made you feel dizzy and light headed. No shit, that's what a foreign substance will do when your body is not dependent on it. I don't give a shit if you threw the rest down the toilet, or in the trash. That's not a sign of a recovering addict; that's the sign of an addict attempting to hide. I don't give a shit about any of your lame ass excuses. I don't give a flying hoot-shit and I hope none of my brothers do.

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #7 on: March 11, 2014, 09:34:00 PM »
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Anyways, I'm a 21 year old college student studying mechanical engineering.
Well you are definitely smart enough to understand this addiction. I was ME too till too many things got too "dynamic", then I switched to Civil. I quit with you cuz you are feisty! 'crackup'

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #6 on: March 10, 2014, 07:16:00 PM »
Glad to have you in the June group. I'm on day 9 so believe me, I know what you're going through. Hopefully things have gotten easier for you since the first few days are pretty terrible.
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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #5 on: March 10, 2014, 06:15:00 PM »
Glad to have you tls. The freedom you feel from the Grizzly crap will only get better.
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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #4 on: March 10, 2014, 04:05:00 PM »
Welcome! Quit NOW! It will never get any easier. Believe me, I was in you shoes 25 years ago (same degree too) except I didn't quit. Took me 33 years to decide I wanted freedom from the can.

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #3 on: March 10, 2014, 03:57:00 PM »
Quote from: tls37010
This intro is probably a little late. Anyways, I'm tls many of you have probably seen me posting roll with June Poon (DAY 8!) or some of you may have even exchanged numbers with me.

Anyways, I'm a 21 year old college student studying mechanical engineering. I've been chewing since I was 15 or 16 and was up to a can and a half per day a week ago. It first started just being an occasional thing when a couple buddies went fishing turned into an everyday thing.

Going into what made me decide to quit: I always wanted to quit since I realized I was addicted. That said, like many of us it was never the right time, the right circumstances etc. And frankly, I was honestly scared to quit after my last attempt about 2 years ago that resulted in a broken laptop, broken iphone, and my truck running out of gas on a busy highway half a mile past the gas station.

That said, I picked up a can of Smokey Mountain along with my last can of grizzly last Saturday. It felt so much like my Grizzly it gave me the confidence to quit again, this time for good. I actually ended up making a 2 hour drive with one dip of Smokey Mountain - something I hadn't done with Grizzly in a looong time.

Once I realized what I had just done, and looked at how little Grizzly I had gone through, I decided right then and there to quit. So last Monday was my first full day nic free and quit. It's been - uh wild to say the least. The fog was terrible. Day 2 was the worst of it all, but I got through it and now I must be extra vigilant in not letting my guard down and not getting complacent.

Thanks to all who have supported me and advised me so far. I look forward to paying it forward once I've gained some experience with this.
Welcome aboard...officially. I have seen you in chat. Great decision, the more involved you are here the greater the success rate long term.

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Re: I guess I'll do an intro
« Reply #2 on: March 10, 2014, 03:46:00 PM »
This intro is probably a little late. Anyways, I'm tls many of you have probably seen me posting roll with June Poon (DAY 8!) or some of you may have even exchanged numbers with me.

Anyways, I'm a 21 year old college student studying mechanical engineering. I've been chewing since I was 15 or 16 and was up to a can and a half per day a week ago. It first started just being an occasional thing when a couple buddies went fishing turned into an everyday thing.

Going into what made me decide to quit: I always wanted to quit since I realized I was addicted. That said, like many of us it was never the right time, the right circumstances etc. And frankly, I was honestly scared to quit after my last attempt about 2 years ago that resulted in a broken laptop, broken iphone, and my truck running out of gas on a busy highway half a mile past the gas station.

That said, I picked up a can of Smokey Mountain along with my last can of grizzly last Saturday. It felt so much like my Grizzly it gave me the confidence to quit again, this time for good. I actually ended up making a 2 hour drive with one dip of Smokey Mountain - something I hadn't done with Grizzly in a looong time.

Once I realized what I had just done, and looked at how little Grizzly I had gone through, I decided right then and there to quit. So last Monday was my first full day nic free and quit. It's been - uh wild to say the least. The fog was terrible. Day 2 was the worst of it all, but I got through it and now I must be extra vigilant in not letting my guard down and not getting complacent.

Thanks to all who have supported me and advised me so far. I look forward to paying it forward once I've gained some experience with this.

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I guess I'll do an intro
« on: March 10, 2014, 03:46:00 PM »