March 26, 20215 yr Yaaa...Jeff..... You know it makes sense .... The Crazy Cop .....Sometimes he comes here and and says something ...we all sit and listen too.... Well done for listening ...I'm Proud of you !!!😁
March 26, 20215 yr 15 hours ago, JH63 said: I am Back, and I am still not smoking! Good call Jeff. 15 hours ago, JH63 said: If I don't succeed this time, I'm going to quit trying and accept this as my fate! fate: 1.) the development of events beyond a person's control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power. We were not born smokers. We became smokers. Some of us chose to quit. Others chose to continue feeding their addiction. Quitting smoking or continuing to smoke are both a matter of choice. Fate is not a factor, the power to choose is yours and yours alone.
March 26, 20215 yr Loooking good Elton not so good for booger pig never did and newest window licked Huckleberry
March 27, 20215 yr Author @Boo You are correct! I should not have used the word fate. I used it as an excuse. I don't buy into that way of thinking about most things, so I shouldn't have used it here either. I'll try to think of a better word, or better way of saying it. Thanks!
March 28, 20215 yr 21 hours ago, JH63 said: @Boo You are correct! I should not have used the word fate. I used it as an excuse. I don't buy into that way of thinking about most things, so I shouldn't have used it here either. I'll try to think of a better word, or better way of saying it. Thanks! I'm not one to nitpick over semantics. However, I will always remind our newer quitters that the choice is theirs; always has been, always will be. Cigarettes have as much or as little power as we give them. You've made a wise choice Jeff, keep marching forward.
March 29, 20215 yr G’evening JH63- Hefty thread- welcome! Nice ppl here to support your quit from tobacco.
March 30, 20215 yr Awesome Job JH on keeping your quit. Looks like you have a good plan in place, and you came here to your support forum so right on and way to go! While quitting may be all-consuming right now, it will let up -- promise! If you have anything you can do to keep your thoughts off quitting, like learning a language or an instrument, or something else that truly consumes you, you should be able to feel some relief from that quit-smoking tension. I am 14 months in and hardly ever get an urge. Yesterday I had a 1 second blip, and it surprised me. Gone almost as soon as it came. Promise...it will ease up. You just have to hang in there longer than the addiction and all its tricks. Some sort of all-mind-consuming-activity should help. Great job keeping that quit! Woohoo!
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