Day 1 Quit.... Again.

[traumagnet]

You still around?  Your post doesn't say that you've quit yet. What's your status?

If nobody has explained it or you haven't read about it, you need to post roll with a quit group. We post roll every day as a promise not to use any form of nicotine. You will be in the November 2013 quit group, meaning that you will reach 100 days quit in November.

Hope to see you here. PM me with any questions.

I sent him a lengthy PM this AM. I thought I smelled some quit in his initial post. Hope to hear from him soon!

J

I think he was in chat with SirDerek and I on Friday. If this is the same guy, he said he had just bought his last can and planned to quit Monday, today. Might be that he bought another last one. Or he might show up today after all. Fingers crossed, but not holding my breath.

:syndrome:

[jrod]

You still around?  Your post doesn't say that you've quit yet. What's your status?

If nobody has explained it or you haven't read about it, you need to post roll with a quit group. We post roll every day as a promise not to use any form of nicotine. You will be in the November 2013 quit group, meaning that you will reach 100 days quit in November.

Hope to see you here. PM me with any questions.

I sent him a lengthy PM this AM. I thought I smelled some quit in his initial post. Hope to hear from him soon!

J

I think he was in chat with SirDerek and I on Friday. If this is the same guy, he said he had just bought his last can and planned to quit Monday, today. Might be that he bought another last one. Or he might show up today after all. Fingers crossed, but not holding my breath.

[jhaenel23]

You still around? Your post doesn't say that you've quit yet. What's your status?

If nobody has explained it or you haven't read about it, you need to post roll with a quit group. We post roll every day as a promise not to use any form of nicotine. You will be in the November 2013 quit group, meaning that you will reach 100 days quit in November.

Hope to see you here. PM me with any questions.

I sent him a lengthy PM this AM. I thought I smelled some quit in his initial post. Hope to hear from him soon!

J

[jrod]

You still around? Your post doesn't say that you've quit yet. What's your status?

If nobody has explained it or you haven't read about it, you need to post roll with a quit group. We post roll every day as a promise not to use any form of nicotine. You will be in the November 2013 quit group, meaning that you will reach 100 days quit in November.

Hope to see you here. PM me with any questions.

[Radman]

You've already got some heavy hitters offering advice here. Come on back and get involved. That's what works.

Sounds like you're getting your head in the right place to be successful. This addiction will kill you if you don't quit. It's just that simple. All the lies and relationship issues are definitely real, but the health problems associated with nicotine cannot be denied. Use that as a tool to make this stick.

As for the stressful times in your life: we all have them. That is a fact, and somebody here once put it very clearly in a form that made sense to me.

1 problem + nicotine = 2 problems.

Simplify your life, man. Better days are ahead.

[Greg5280]

Anthony this is the point that you made that caught my attention.

I am tired of lying to the people I care about, and I am tired of lying to myself. I have lost all self respect because of this, and I need to make a change

Why? I was the biggest fricking liar of all time and that was the straw that finally broke me. I couldn't stand looking at my lying face in the mirror another day. Now show us that you truly have the balls to quit your lying ways! Pm me.

We all did things we are not proud of, I have some stories that will make your head spin. You can begin to change all of that by posting your promise here every day. One of the best parts of quitting for me has been the change in who I am.

Dump your shit, post your promise, see who you can become...

STAY QUIT
Greg

[Wt57]

Anthony this is the point that you made that caught my attention.

I am tired of lying to the people I care about, and I am tired of lying to myself. I have lost all self respect because of this, and I need to make a change

Why? I was the biggest fricking liar of all time and that was the straw that finally broke me. I couldn't stand looking at my lying face in the mirror another day. Now show us that you truly have the balls to quit your lying ways! Pm me.

[Greg5280]

My name is Anthony, and I have been dipping for 8 years. 2.5 years ago, I quit because my girlfriend at the time hated it, and I wanted to be with her. It was one of the most important things to her.  I did so, and I ended up picking the habit back up. It isn't  as bad as the first time, but my life lately has been filled with extremely stressful times. Today my now fiancé found a tin by accident. I am now committed to quitting for good to save our relationship. My main reason for joining today is that I need a support system that understands the feelings I'm having and what I'm going through while battling this addiction. I am tired of lying to the people I care about, and I am tired of lying to myself. I have lost all self respect because of this, and I need to make a change. I want to be in control. I have read a bunch of the successful quitters reasons, and I was very moved by them, and I couldn't believe how many other people were going through the exact same thing I am.  I look forward to this process and wish the best for everyone on here.

Anthony

My thoughts. You listed some great reasons to quit and you listed some not so great. If you notice you are quitter 19,000+. We have seen quitters come and go. Some quit successful and others not so much. Quitting for another person in your life tends not to lead to long term success. Quitting for yourself does lead to success. The most successful people are just damn tired of the addiction and are willing to do anything, I mean anything to beat it.

If that is you, read the welcome center link at the top of the page, follow the directions and lets get this done.

Put your hardhat on and try not to lick the windows. Scowick just got done cleaning them for the toga party tonight.

You Can Do This!!!

Make sure you spend some time reading what it is we do here and how we do it. Quitting takes work and commitment, but it can be done.

Welcome to the party

STAY QUIT
Greg

[RAZD611]

My name is Anthony, and I have been dipping for 8 years. 2.5 years ago, I quit because my girlfriend at the time hated it, and I wanted to be with her. It was one of the most important things to her.  I did so, and I ended up picking the habit back up. It isn't  as bad as the first time, but my life lately has been filled with extremely stressful times. Today my now fiancé found a tin by accident. I am now committed to quitting for good to save our relationship. My main reason for joining today is that I need a support system that understands the feelings I'm having and what I'm going through while battling this addiction. I am tired of lying to the people I care about, and I am tired of lying to myself. I have lost all self respect because of this, and I need to make a change. I want to be in control. I have read a bunch of the successful quitters reasons, and I was very moved by them, and I couldn't believe how many other people were going through the exact same thing I am.  I look forward to this process and wish the best for everyone on here.

Anthony

My thoughts. You listed some great reasons to quit and you listed some not so great. If you notice you are quitter 19,000+. We have seen quitters come and go. Some quit successful and others not so much. Quitting for another person in your life tends not to lead to long term success. Quitting for yourself does lead to success. The most successful people are just damn tired of the addiction and are willing to do anything, I mean anything to beat it.

If that is you, read the welcome center link at the top of the page, follow the directions and lets get this done.

Put your hardhat on and try not to lick the windows. Scowick just got done cleaning them for the toga party tonight.

You Can Do This!!!

[Scowick65]

My name is Anthony, and I have been dipping for 8 years. 2.5 years ago, I quit because my girlfriend at the time hated it, and I wanted to be with her. It was one of the most important things to her.  I did so, and I ended up picking the habit back up. It isn't  as bad as the first time, but my life lately has been filled with extremely stressful times. Today my now fiancé found a tin by accident. I am now committed to quitting for good to save our relationship. My main reason for joining today is that I need a support system that understands the feelings I'm having and what I'm going through while battling this addiction. I am tired of lying to the people I care about, and I am tired of lying to myself. I have lost all self respect because of this, and I need to make a change. I want to be in control. I have read a bunch of the successful quitters reasons, and I was very moved by them, and I couldn't believe how many other people were going through the exact same thing I am.  I look forward to this process and wish the best for everyone on here.

Anthony

My thoughts. You listed some great reasons to quit and you listed some not so great. If you notice you are quitter 19,000+. We have seen quitters come and go. Some quit successful and others not so much. Quitting for another person in your life tends not to lead to long term success. Quitting for yourself does lead to success. The most successful people are just damn tired of the addiction and are willing to do anything, I mean anything to beat it.

If that is you, read the welcome center link at the top of the page, follow the directions and lets get this done.

[Amaziur]

My name is Anthony, and I have been dipping for 8 years. 2.5 years ago, I quit because my girlfriend at the time hated it, and I wanted to be with her. It was one of the most important things to her. I did so, and I ended up picking the habit back up. It isn't as bad as the first time, but my life lately has been filled with extremely stressful times. Today my now fiancé found a tin by accident. I am now committed to quitting for good to save our relationship. My main reason for joining today is that I need a support system that understands the feelings I'm having and what I'm going through while battling this addiction. I am tired of lying to the people I care about, and I am tired of lying to myself. I have lost all self respect because of this, and I need to make a change. I want to be in control. I have read a bunch of the successful quitters reasons, and I was very moved by them, and I couldn't believe how many other people were going through the exact same thing I am. I look forward to this process and wish the best for everyone on here.

Anthony