Mona

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After farting then eat rutabaga onion

golf balls

Inside new garage

Fable is true

Hi Lilly, I remember reading all of your posts when you were trying to quit last year. To me, it always seemed that you depended on other people too much. You wanted people to tell you the magic words to make you quit. Then you wanted people to tell you things to make you happy that you had quit. Looks like you are still doing this: This just sounds so wrong. You don't need encouragement to quit. You need to make a decision and stick with it. You need to do the work yourself. Nobody can do it for you. Nobody can quit for you. Nobody can make you happy that you quit. Do what you have to do to wrap your head around your addiction. Do what you have to do to get happier...to me it seems like you may suffer from depression. Then come up with your quit plan, commit to it, and do it!

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empty promises

Take revenge against major player favor

Eat tangy yams

Bee on flower

She usually pulls everyone's reins start

She entertains snakes

That is the word on the street

Cat on lap

cuckoos

Free at last

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Hi Sarah, nice to meet you. I don't think you need to worry about your fearfullness. It is interesting though, isn't it? We should actually be more fearful of NOT quitting than of quitting. You say that you have done a good amount of preparation in the last month. I'm not sure what that means but hopefully it means that you have been learning all that you can about nicotine addiction. If not, hopefully you will dedicate some time to learn about this horrible addiction. That will help you to see that smoking does absolutely nothing for you, thus resulting in a positive mindset! Welcome back and best wishes to you for success!!

stark

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Honed the blade