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Re: Day 3
« Reply #32 on: March 06, 2015, 07:03:00 PM »
Yeah it's way common to see ninjas around here. Your story is just like mine and a million others around here. I hid it from everyone, and my wife's mom manages the dental practice we all went to...you talk about stress, I was a total wreck before every appointment.

You've got the right attitude. Just do whatever you have to in order to get through, the days will roll up and pretty soon you think less and less about it.

I went into my quit knowing it was the time but terrified that I was a life time slave. 65 days later I am as militant anti-tobacco as you will find. I'd rather set my money on fire than give one cent to those heartless bastards.

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #31 on: March 06, 2015, 06:28:00 PM »
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is it common for guy to hide it? am i fucked up? i don't know. It just feels real this time. in my mind, caving is not an option. I don't know. I'll see what happens. it its meant to come out to wife, i guess it will. may be good, may be bad. i know i am committed.

i swear too, temptation to cave will happen. here i am on day 5. I am a cheap guy by nature, never had cans i forgot about, or hoarded. Well i'm sitting here at work. opened my drawer, and bam, there was a tin of camel snus i forgot about. I swear as i sit here, i dumped them in the shitter, and flushed.

so believe me, i am committed.

thanks guys, i'm proud to be a quitter among all of you
That's how you win brother. keep kicking ass like that and you soon will find yourself wondering why the hell you even did it in the first place. I'm relishing in the fact that you just beat the bitch at her game.

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #30 on: March 06, 2015, 06:26:00 PM »
is it common for guy to hide it? am i fucked up? i don't know. It just feels real this time. in my mind, caving is not an option. I don't know. I'll see what happens. it its meant to come out to wife, i guess it will. may be good, may be bad. i know i am committed.

i swear too, temptation to cave will happen. here i am on day 5. I am a cheap guy by nature, never had cans i forgot about, or hoarded. Well i'm sitting here at work. opened my drawer, and bam, there was a tin of camel snus i forgot about. I swear as i sit here, i dumped them in the shitter, and flushed.

so believe me, i am committed.

thanks guys, i'm proud to be a quitter among all of you

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #29 on: March 06, 2015, 06:07:00 PM »
Rubble, I suck at relationships and dealing with women so I'm just going to quit with ya and let you work out the other business. Just stay quit.

Mogul

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #28 on: March 06, 2015, 06:00:00 PM »
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Hey guys, sorry i'm late getting back. this site rocks. I'm on Day 5. tough.... But i am in control and am doing this. Let me tell you my logic of keeping my wife out of it. (I've maintained, and made it a big point to be aware and nice. haven't had a blow up at all yet on fam.)

during my addiction, wife busted me a couple of times. Everytime it happened, i became a wild animal... desperate for hunting down excuses. then I had her on my ass belittling me and such for such a nasty habit. She was right, it is a nasty habit. But i swear her way of helping, put me on defensive and i felt like it wasn't my decision. Then resorted to chewing because the quit wasn't for me.
My feable quit attempts lasted a day or so, and i went back to hiding it.
Now, i am very good at hiding it. I could continue hiding it for the next 25 years.

The difference with this quit is it was all me making a decision for myself ;Ironman: , not somebody telling me to. Right now my marriage has been awsome, even during this past few days of quit. I wonder if possibly unloading the baggage of hiding a habit helps offset the irritability coming with quit. either way, homelife been great.

I've reached out and been in contact with several members. i tell you, sharing experience, venting, with people that actually know the reality of this battle, helps a ton.

I don't know, chime in. am i backwards?? I just feel like its between me and the can, and you all are in my corner. My wife's personality, don't feel like it would help, probably make things worse.
Man this is deep...
Could backfire like with flrednek28.
But she might think relationship is stronger now your not hiding anything.
Sounds like as Strong as the marriage is.. You can't loose anyway.

Im gonna stay with the Truth.
I'm more concerned about quiting and being clean and having nothing to hide behind, rather than her being mad.
Do you think your failures in the past were because you were looking for a little respect or pat on the back?
Then when you don't get it... Back on the resentment train?
This is so hard two see sometimes in the Fog... But this quit is yours... And the more people you share it with the stronger it becomes. You have too shout it out and have more accountability than you have secrets and or places to hide behind!

The formula works... Same in here. At first... I wasn't giving a stranger my phone number... Don't need strangers bugging me!
Then I realized I'm an addict. And there's never been an addict quit alone.
Brother I need a army of people holding my feet to the fire.
Every person you add to your accountability list, the stronger your chance of defeating the enemy. Fact.
This isn't just a decision. This is war and will be a new way of life.

I would bring home Two books on addiction.. And tell her you are tired of struggling with the desires to have tobacco. Then teach and share with her what your learning.. Nicotine 101 also good read. She would have to respect that.

Either way you go at home and what ever happens don't let that effect what you have started here. Ask for some digits... I just sent you mine. And get involved with June. You need us... And we need you.
Thanks for sharing and being so transparent.
Sorry for rambling just my 2 cents and you can't buy a dang thing with it.
I quit with you today.
Rawls.
I believe.....

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #27 on: March 06, 2015, 05:01:00 PM »
Rubble, welcome and congrats on your quit, my wife knew I dipped, I concealed my quit for weeks, thinking if I failed and she didn't know about I wouldn't have really been a failure in her eyes.
Two weeks in I thought I was doing a good job hiding it, my wife noticed me acting a little off, she was pissed I did not confide in her, and of course in the midst of quitting I got pissed back, took a couple days but finally got to clear the air and now I have her full support and she is "rewarding" me every 30 days quit, first one was great, looking forward to 60 days quit.

Quit with you today rubble!

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #26 on: March 06, 2015, 04:29:00 PM »
also, thanks a bunch for that Raider. That was awsome. i too instantly felt stronger

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #25 on: March 06, 2015, 04:25:00 PM »
Hey guys, sorry i'm late getting back. this site rocks. I'm on Day 5. tough.... But i am in control and am doing this. Let me tell you my logic of keeping my wife out of it. (I've maintained, and made it a big point to be aware and nice. haven't had a blow up at all yet on fam.)

during my addiction, wife busted me a couple of times. Everytime it happened, i became a wild animal... desperate for hunting down excuses. then I had her on my ass belittling me and such for such a nasty habit. She was right, it is a nasty habit. But i swear her way of helping, put me on defensive and i felt like it wasn't my decision. Then resorted to chewing because the quit wasn't for me.
My feable quit attempts lasted a day or so, and i went back to hiding it.
Now, i am very good at hiding it. I could continue hiding it for the next 25 years.

The difference with this quit is it was all me making a decision for myself ;Ironman: , not somebody telling me to. Right now my marriage has been awsome, even during this past few days of quit. I wonder if possibly unloading the baggage of hiding a habit helps offset the irritability coming with quit. either way, homelife been great.

I've reached out and been in contact with several members. i tell you, sharing experience, venting, with people that actually know the reality of this battle, helps a ton.

I don't know, chime in. am i backwards?? I just feel like its between me and the can, and you all are in my corner. My wife's personality, don't feel like it would help, probably make things worse.

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #24 on: March 06, 2015, 07:26:00 AM »
There is some good quit going on in here.

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #23 on: March 05, 2015, 07:30:00 PM »
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Something I wrote in my Intro. Thought it might help with your journey. I know it sucks now and it will get better, much better. I too hid my addiction for many years.

Keep on quitting


Today I sit here looking in my rear view mirror and I can see the person I WAS. A liar, cheater, and thief. I lied to my family about my addiction. I cheated on my family because the words "All my love" were shared. Not with another woman but shared with a substance. Finally as a thief because I robbed my family of precious time I could have spent with them.

Today I am proud to say that I am no longer the person I was but I have become the man I am. I am reminded of the past and for that I am grateful however, as I look forward I see a journey that has better days ahead.
Thanks raider that was awesome! Because of you my quit is stronger today!
Really good from a Big Ol Walking Bear. Raider you Rock!

Bet your guessing my answer.. Truth is always better.
Guessing, just cause I'm an addict also, you may be hiding the truth because your scared you might not keep your promise.

That is a Lie Lie LIE

You can if you get involved here. And spend the same time quitting as you did using.

I didn't promise my wife anything!.... I MAKE my self and the brothers here at KTC a promise every day.
My wife could buy me a can and think its sexy..... I would flush it. It is poison and poison kills.

I hate lies, I hate Poison.
I quit with you today, burn the Boat and never look back ODAAT.
I believe.....

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #22 on: March 05, 2015, 04:25:00 PM »
Quote from: Raider
Something I wrote in my Intro. Thought it might help with your journey. I know it sucks now and it will get better, much better. I too hid my addiction for many years.

Keep on quitting


Today I sit here looking in my rear view mirror and I can see the person I WAS. A liar, cheater, and thief. I lied to my family about my addiction. I cheated on my family because the words "All my love" were shared. Not with another woman but shared with a substance. Finally as a thief because I robbed my family of precious time I could have spent with them.

Today I am proud to say that I am no longer the person I was but I have become the man I am. I am reminded of the past and for that I am grateful however, as I look forward I see a journey that has better days ahead.
Thanks raider that was awesome! Because of you my quit is stronger today!
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: Day 3
« Reply #21 on: March 05, 2015, 04:17:00 PM »
Something I wrote in my Intro. Thought it might help with your journey. I know it sucks now and it will get better, much better. I too hid my addiction for many years.

Keep on quitting


Today I sit here looking in my rear view mirror and I can see the person I WAS. A liar, cheater, and thief. I lied to my family about my addiction. I cheated on my family because the words "All my love" were shared. Not with another woman but shared with a substance. Finally as a thief because I robbed my family of precious time I could have spent with them.

Today I am proud to say that I am no longer the person I was but I have become the man I am. I am reminded of the past and for that I am grateful however, as I look forward I see a journey that has better days ahead.

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #20 on: March 05, 2015, 03:46:00 PM »
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Sorry guys. Hopefully my forum etiquate improves. Looks like the threads were merged.

Anyhow, I am on day 4. So i guess i have conquered 3 days.

Yep, i am married, have 2 kids.

Termanology question..... Ninja = completely hiding the dip addiction? If so, then i was a ninja/Ninja spectre/100th degree blackbelt/Ninja turtle. Which now that i feel better today see how fucking stupid that is. if i had applied the energy and thought i did to hiding dip, to something constructive...... wow.


I though i was going to have to break down and tell my family. figured i'd be irratable beyond control. but i've hung in there for 3 days. The positive side is i actually feel really good today.
Share it with wife very important she knows why you are acting like such a goober and trust me, you will! Remember come on here bitch, grip and complain not at the wife and kids! We will probably laugh and tell you to rage your foggy ass on but I guarantee it will make you feel better! Damn proud to be quit with you today!
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: Day 3
« Reply #19 on: March 05, 2015, 11:44:00 AM »
Sorry guys. Hopefully my forum etiquate improves. Looks like the threads were merged.

Anyhow, I am on day 4. So i guess i have conquered 3 days.

Yep, i am married, have 2 kids.

Termanology question..... Ninja = completely hiding the dip addiction? If so, then i was a ninja/Ninja spectre/100th degree blackbelt/Ninja turtle. Which now that i feel better today see how fucking stupid that is. if i had applied the energy and thought i did to hiding dip, to something constructive...... wow.


I though i was going to have to break down and tell my family. figured i'd be irratable beyond control. but i've hung in there for 3 days. The positive side is i actually feel really good today.

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Re: Day 3
« Reply #18 on: March 05, 2015, 10:02:00 AM »
Welcome, rubble.

We ask folks to keep to one Intro here, so you can use this as your own personal journal, or whatever you like.

Again, welcome to the best decision you ever made!
What is your major malfunction?!?!?!?!