May 23, 20179 yr ...and now you don't get rid of me that easily. :rtfm: When I started my quit I found that time was my enemy. I fought for each moment to stay nicotine free. :hunter: The moments became day-to-day issues. Then just occasional cravings. :unsure: Eventually time becomes your friend again. More time in the day to do things other then poison yourself. :paint2: More total time in your life to enjoy (bonus to lifespan). More money (lack of smoking expense) to enjoy the more time you have. :beach: Holy Guacamole; more time AND money!?!? :party: You gets your cake and gets to eat it too?? :yahoo: Moreover your time is of better QUALITY. Can taste and smell better. Less coughing and illnesses. Smoke free means you are a better Lover (you don't smell/taste like an ashtray). :girl_in_love: Now we are at: More time. More money. Better time. Better love. if you need more and better reasons you need a serious and comprehensive reality check. The Quit Train is Happy to see you. :welcome:
May 26, 20179 yr Great post, Sirius! So very, very true! I have pangs of craves, but I just keep holding tight and reminding myself of all those things!! I feel better, I smell better, I have more time, I have more money and more time to give love!
May 26, 20179 yr true words-- an great job,, I hardly ever have a craving these days- more-so ,I smell a nasty cig,,, even from afar,,, peace,love an happy holiday all,, RC
May 26, 20179 yr true words-- an great job,, I hardly ever have a craving these days- more-so ,I smell a nasty cig,,, even from afar,,, peace,love an happy holiday all,, RC I just love your accent..I'm learning ..y,all...see xxx
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