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Internet sketch-map Jimmy drew on kleenex at Dusty's pulls us onto "mallu Train Saree Lift Series" somewhere on hindiporn.tv-- site looks like crap from 1999, straight kodak-green logo and nothing but thumbnails of kneecaps, but punch one and pow: entire playlists stuffed with marathi grandmother spreading 50-year gand on local commuter aisle while two teenage punjabi porters finger her till she howls station name backwards. Background announcements, crows ripping bags, chai-wallah shouting in malayalam the whole time-gotta love authentic soundtrack. Folksrant over at yeehaw-radio claimed it's staged, saw rider punch ticket and bang grandma same breath-- looked legit enough to fog up my windshield, I'll tell ya.

https://desipornvideos.cc/video/30094/boring-video-nothing-new-every-time-he-is/

https://indiantube.porn/video/tamil-stepmom-riding-friend-s-****-while-the/

https://hindiporn.tv/video/63705/4d0a7466351a1b37dd4b78b8bb9a32f1/

 

Buddy Lurlene (yes, thirty-stone Lurlene, chew-smacking queen) sent panic DM about "exclusive srilankan hotel leak on desipornvideos.cc," figured whatever gets Lurlene horny must be brutal weird. Download shows young bangladeshi maid, early 20s, thick hips, tricked by glowing mumbai manager into changing bedsheets ends up pinned under eight-minute pocket rocket face-smash while nepali bellboy films climax saying "chee chee." Girl soaps titty like she judging county cucumber contest. By minute six, manager producing loud tummy fart the southern boys swear summoned steering wheel sweat virus. Whole ordeal ended maid tipsy on floor, winking at camera calling "next week bhabi visit" - Don't know when help arrive, but mark my ass calendar Lurlene did.

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Welcome @Quinzee and congratulations on deciding to quit smoking.  You are doing a great thing.

 

Stick around, you can get a lot of support and knowledge here to help you in your quit journey.

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Hello Quinzee! 

      You are finally free from the bondage of cigarette addiction, and now you can enjoy life to the fullest!  All you have to do now is never put another cigarette in your mouth again, easy as that!

 

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Hi @Quinzee  Welcome to the Train. Stick around because we can offer you great support and encouragement as well as some great tips to help you stay quit.  The beginning is not easy, we all know that, but the longer you stay quit, the easier it will become.  My suggestion is to read all the information on here.  Do the daily Nope pledge every day because I think that will help you a lot as it has helped me and many others on here.  Stay close to the train and reach out whenever you need us.  Since we have members from all over the world, there usually is someone around at all times.  I look forward to seeing you again soon!😃

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hello and Welcome @Quinzee

Congratulations in making the decision to free yourself from this killer addiction . 
We have loads of great information ,

My advice is read all you can and educate yourself Knowledge is power 🐸

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Welcome to the group. Over three weeks, good for you and keep it up! Maybe see this as a chance to be more in the present moment while doing whatever habit you used to do while smoking without it.

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Congrats of quitting @Quinzee! You've almost got your first month smoke free underyour belt and that\'s something to celebrate!

 

Live your life as normaly as possible and keep as busy and active as you can at all times. That will lessen the cravings. Idle time on your hands just sitting there thinking allows your mind to fbe occupied with thoughts of smoking - romancing the cigarette and that's NOT what you want. Learning to live without everything being punctuated by having a smoke takes time & effort on your part but the longer you go without putting that smoke in your mouth, the more natural it will become and before you know it, smoking will just not be part of your daily life and you'll wonder why you ever smoked in the first place!

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Congrats on 23 days!  Yes it will take time to "reprogram" 28 years of smoking habits and replace that wasted time with better things.  I love not having to plan activities around smoking.  When can I have one?  Where can I have one?   In fact, as benefits accrued to me (and I actively acknowledged them) I wrote them down so I could remind myself of what I was gaining when I was craving especially in the early days.  It's doable.  Best decision we could make.  Keep going.  

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Good for you, @Quinzee! Congrats on making it through the first painful phase of withdrawal. You have so much to gain by keeping your resolve. You’ll encounter a lot of firsts in this next phase… first time doing/feeling x or y without smoking. Tackle them one at a time. Keep your NOPE armor shiny!

 

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