Reciprocity

Sorry, this is all I heard .....................

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1 OK - you get to go again 😮

The NM has NO power mighty - YOU do. That's why he needs you to act on his behalf. You are right though, he's a sneaky little bastard and will absolutely know when you are at your weakest point before he pounces. Give him the finger 🖕 What's really going on is your own brain (which is used to junkie thinking) battling against you because you have stopped supplying what is craves - nicotine. Don't worry though because the more distance you put between you and smoking, the NM will slowly die. It just takes time. It WILL happen though

Dedicating my NOPE today to @richard in memory of his dear wife who passed from COPD. Do your lungs a favour folks quit and stay quit!

Gutted to read of the passing of your wife Richard. My deepest sympathies to you for your loss. Thank you for having the courage to share this with others. I'm sure your motivation is to make even just 1 person think twice about quitting. Thank you for that. I know it can't be easy to do that.

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My mother in Atlantic Canada is gonna get whacked by what ever is left of this thing. Looks like Sat evening or night. Likely just heavy rain and winds by that point. Power outage will be her biggest concern I expect. That and the potential of trees falling on her house. Her property is pretty heavily treed. We'll see what happens.

I bet your Kitties are happy you quit too!

Here's an indication of how often this happens Chicks!

What the hell?????????????????? Saz -2 Me -1

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I didn't understand this concept of "a craving" in the early days of my quit (almost the entire 1st month) because if I was awake, I was almost overwhelmed with the desire to smoke. It had no beginning and no end. I just didn't think about it as often when I kept myself busy. occupied and distracted. It wasn't until later that I would occasionally get a sudden urge to have a smoke. I mostly couldn't tie those to "triggers" either. It would just come out of nowhere when I was almost anything - sometimes nothing at all. I was never really tempted to smoke due to stress or life situations. I suppose I was able to keep my life and my quit separate like that. What was in my brain in terms of what I thought a cigarette would do for me? Not really sure. I guess that Ahhhhh feeling of pleasure from taking those first couple of drags. Sure am glad I never gave it up though.

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light year

splendiferous

untie

comb-overs

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Big Meanie! 😂🤣😂

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Dull, Scotland