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@Elenait's never the right time to quit and it's always the right time to quit. do yourself a favor and don't put this off on your ex boyfriend. he is whatever he is and if he wants out let him go. there will always be tragedies to derail your quit. it's like being a boat on the sea. no matter how rough the sea gets the water in the sea doesn't sink the boat. it's the water you let in the boat that sinks it. own your addiction and make you the priority. you will surprise yourself.

if it's real to you, it's real enough. i had physical symptoms for months, others were breezing through it after 6 weeks. you're young so you will probably groove a new habit pretty fast. Realize it will suck for a while. embrace that and do something other than smoke. you can do it.

@susie14the biology and the psychology of addiction is complicated. lots of pathways and chemistry involved in creating the habits that form the addiction. breaking the addiction isn't complicated. it's very simple. don't confuse that with easy. when i quit i didn't quit smoking as that was a bit traumatic for me, so I quit buying them. you can't smoke'em if ya ain't gottem. but it still came down to 2 rules. keep those rules and you are guaranteed success. Rule 1. don't smoke Rule 2. when in doubt, refer to Rule 1. I will admit one thing, though. Looking for the easy way out is a great distraction from smoking. I used that one a lot.

oh my. that's unfortunate 00

this is great news QG. nothing makes me happier than to see a quitter succeed. stay strong.

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Congrats @catlover that's how you do it!!

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I agree with Doreen. that sausagefest of a game does need more chicks

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Congrats Reci on hitting 7 years. Thanks for being around and showing others the way.

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Charlie's Angels

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slacks and shoes