I logged on back in Sept. of last year, certain that it was my time..... well, of course I caved and have not made yet another attempt........ I have chewed since about age 12, I'm 37 now. It seems that I go thru more now than I did say a year ago...... I have three kids, and I have my moments where I truly think that Im one of the ones who can skate by without getting cancer and be fine......
I know that's fuckin stupid logic, and just an easy way to put it off...... Why is the thought of just dumping out my cans completely horrifying? Then what? Does my head rotate like the gal on the Exorcist and I go totally fuckin nuts? I need to quit, and I half ass want to quit..... it seems so unattainable...... snoose is so pathetic, I cannot believe the grip it has......Â
lookin for advice,,, gettin yelled at... whatever...
thanks
Easy
Easy,
We are the same age. I started that shit at 11 or 12 years of age. I am quit now. 816 days worth of being quit. If I can do this, you can too...........and you should. Say a big FUCK YOU to tobacco before it FUCKS YOU BIG!!!!!!!!!!!! :angry:
.........and yes, I was yelling. _
I'm 37 also. Dipped that shit since before I was 10. Was up to a 2.5 can a day habit up until 23 days ago. I hit my wall when my wife's doc told her he thought I was ten years older than I am, and said i must be a heavy nicotine user to have prematurely aged so much. That did it for me.
Dump the shit out, and come over to July and sign roll.
I'm 37 too, and have 3 girls and I can proudly say that my youngest daughter knows me as a non-dipper, she's never seen her daddy with a chew in. You have no idea how good that makes me feel. Absolutely no idea because you've blown that opportunity when you caved and sadly for you, you'll never get that back. Hopefully you realize that your life is full of once in a life time moments and when they're gone, they're gone. Each time you show up with a dip in your mouth is another opportunity that you've blown and one day, your time will run out.
In another life, I might feel sorry for you and possibly empathize and wish you the best of luck because deciding to quit once and for all is very hard. Living free from addiction has a price, but mere words cannot describe the reward. But right now, I don't feel the least bit sorry for you.
If you want to quit, you'll quit. If your life and family means anything at all, you find it within yourself to close the door- for good.
Once that happens you're our brother for life, until that happens, you're just another selfish dumb ass living on borrowed time.