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Game starts at zero. Chicks (girls) count down. Sticks (guys) count up. When the score gets to -20 Chicks win. When the score gets to +20 sticks win. Bragging rights are the prize!

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There's something really wrong with the response factor to this thread. I've posted several times recently when the score has read one thing then when my post comes up it's not even close to the actual score. I've noticed this happening with others as well recently - annoying! -14 (maybe?)

Oh Geez .... a girl Gus eh? Humm ............ OK, don't both with the chicks or sticks game then. It's no fun anyway By the way, good job fighting your way through another day. They tend to be long ones in the early stages of your quit. Hang in though; it does get better

Ya done good MQ! Have an extra large coffee to celebrate!

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Yes! We can always use more guys in the Chicks or Sticks game I'm assuming you're not a chick named Gus?

On a side note, I wonder why some people dream and others don't; or at least don't remember dreaming. I could count on the fingers of one hand the number of dreams I've ever had in my life. I think it's like 3? None involved smoking.

Sounds like you have built yourself a pretty solid quit foundation Dogbelly. Congrats! Stand on guard & protect that quit always!

Hey Gus! Welcome to Quit Train! A place where all will welcome you as a fellow quitter and give you all the support you want. There's also a ton of information and videos here about quitting. This place can make a big difference to someone just starting out who's feeling a little lost. First of all, quitting is an emotional experience, particularly in the early days so don't worry about that. It will settle soon enough. I too did not tell anyone in my family or my friends or coworkers I'd quit for some time. Don't know why. Probably so I wouldn't look like a fool if I caved in right away. I think that's pretty normal to have reservations about shouting out your intentions from the roof tops. My recommendation to you is to have a look around this forum and use all the information to your advantage. Stay close to this place for support. Anyone can quit with a solid commitment and a little support along the way

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Good job Jeff! As breakfast food said; reward yourself for getting through a challenging time. Rewards are good. Every day going forward try challenging yourself to think about 1 good thing you have experienced since quitting. Saved money, better breathing, not having to hide from rain to smoke - whatever. There's many so pick one out every day and really focus on that benefit. Positivity beats negativity every time and soon you will start seeing the truth about nicotine addiction. It will happen - have faith!

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