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  2. Don't be stupid,. You don't want to smoke. You just don't want to not smoke, and you know exactly what I mean by that. You won't smoke a cigarette. You'll go back to smoking full-time. You know that, and you've never believed otherwise. Let's remember a few things: 1. Let's start with logic. Money isn't everything, but $21 a day since you stopped smoking adds up. You saved over $600 your first month. That's higher than your car payment and car insurance combined. By quitting smoking, you've made your car free. 2. Let's talk emotions, since that's likely the reason you're thinking about doing something stupid. If you think you're depressed/anxious/stressed right now, imagine how you're going to feel later. No, not when you light up. I know you... you'll push the bad feelings down, you'll promise yourself to try again, but it's just not the right time right now, and you'll be back to smoking full-time by the next day, like this quit never happened. But in six months, you're going to be right back where you were - worried sick about how, when, and IF you'll ever be able to quit again. Is it really worth it? 3. Let's talk about how you feel physically. You are breathing much better than you did the day you quit smoking. Your insistent fear that an inevitable heart attack is right around the corner has disappeared. You have more energy now. You're on the path to improving your health and fitness. You got through the grogginess and disorientation and messed up sleep schedule that plagued your first few weeks of quitting. 4. Let's talk about the social aspect. Do you remember sneaking off at parties to some secluded corner of the property alone to have a cigarette? Do you remember the anxiety about how to tell new potential dates about your nasty habit? Do you remember feeling like an outcast constantly? Do you remember how embarrassingly bad your car smelled? Do you remember the yellow stains on your fingers? Do you really want to go through all of that again? You HATED being a smoker. Why would you want to step back into that club that you fought so hard to get out of? Calm down, relax, and do whatever you need to do to NOT use nicotine. This, too, shall pass.
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  4. Congratulations @Cbdave! That's awesome!
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  7. Congratulations @Cbdave on 10 years smoke free! What a huge accomplishment that is!! Thank you for giving your support to all our quitters and thank you for posting the Daily Nope pledge! Treat yourself today!
  8. Cbdave

    chicks or sticks

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  9. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.
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  12. Popped back on the train after a long hiatus to discover this devastating news. From the first post I made at that other place Jillar was in my corner, holding me up and driving me forward. Googling her name lead me here. Never again will she make me laugh til I cry and whole she might not be here to share life with anymore her place in my heart and her touches on my soul will be with me for ever. Having Jillar in my life was a blessing and an honour I did not deserve.
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  17. catlover

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Wild and free
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