So I decided a week ago that I'm going to quit - like I've done a million times before and I already thought this is going to be just like every other try where I just hype myself up and then continue smoking anyway. I was without smoking for a day and then I bought smokes, but after that pack was gone, I guess I now feel ready to quit for real (which is something I've never felt before).
I had one cigarette yesterday and so far none today, but I'm really craving to go buy another pack right now. For me, I'd say the nicotine isn't that big of a deal - it feels good, but I can live without it. It's the habit of smoking that makes it so, so hard to quit. Honestly, when I think of myself as a non-smoker, my first reaction is this tiny panic of "well if I'm not gonna smoke, what am I gonna do instead?"
Any tips for keeping myself in check? The best thing I could do is hole myself up in my apartment for a few days and not go anywhere until the worst cravings are over, but that's not an option :") How do you keep yourself from buying that "one last" pack of cigarettes when you go to the store or asking for a smoke from a friend when you see them smoking?