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don't want to change my drinking habits-   not possible first few weeks if not months

 

don't want to struggle-  then put it in your head quiting is not a struggle. Make it fun. Enjoy "the pain" Feel the Heal.

 

have a party coming up-  perfect place to go smelling clean and telling everyone you quit.

 

 

Give me an reason/excuse for your failure and we will tell you the fix.

 

 

Post your own reason you waited and what you would say to yourself now

 

I want to quit but....

 

 

my cat food bill will go up because I can afford more cats.....start bringing home dogs, the cats will leave. 

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I wanted to quit but... I enjoyed smoking too much - what a load of old sh*t that was that I kept telling myself - I hated smoking!!! I've never been happier than I am right now, as a nonsmoker.

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I want to quit but...what on earth will I do with the $260 a month savings?  Not to mention the $50.00 a month savings on life insurance?  And what in God's name will I do with all the time on my hands?  Won't I miss the stench, the dry skin and people avoiding me?  How about that hacking cough that wakes me up at night?  How about if I just drag this out until it is too late?

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don't want to struggle-  then put it in your head quiting is not a struggle. Make it fun. Enjoy "the pain" Feel the Heal.

 

 

Yes Yes Yes.

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Feel the Heal....might be on to something

I agree...how about you partner with the Sarge, and MQ can make us all coffee cups that say...

 

"Embrace the Suck and Feel the Heal!!"

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I agree...how about you partner with the Sarge, and MQ can make us all coffee cups that say...

 

"Embrace the Suck and Feel the Heal!!"

You forgot "Easy Peasy"

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I want to quit but....I've done it all,my adult life ,so it's not worth it now.....cobblers.....

What live I have left is far much enjoyable.....I'm lovin the new smoke free me.....

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I want to quit but all of my friends smoke. Who will I hang out with or have coffee with?

BS!!!

 My friends are envious that I am smoke-free! Some are even contemplating quitting themselves.

I can still have coffee with smoking friends. Just don't blow that stench in my face  <_<

Oh, and the coffee tastes fabulous now that I can REALLY taste it  :rolleyes:

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I want to quit but...what on earth will I do with the $260 a month savings?  Not to mention the $50.00 a month savings on life insurance?  And what in God's name will I do with all the time on my hands?  Won't I miss the stench, the dry skin and people avoiding me?  How about that hacking cough that wakes me up at night?  How about if I just drag this out until it is too

Like new arrivals at a nude beach, new quitters dont know what to do with their hands ;)

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I want to quit but my life is so stressful right now - life is always going to be a little stressful!

 

I want to quit but I cant drink and not smoke - umm yes you can and the hangovers are so much easier!

 

Im going on holiday/vacation I will never be able to lie on the beach without smoking - umm yes you can and will enjoy it more!

 

Im fit and healthy I will quit when I have to or I feel ill - umm too late by then!

 

just a few of my excuses I used 

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I want to quit but I'm scared...............

 

Eh excuse me scared of what, dying a slow painful death, not being able to breath, having a heart attack, angina, losing limbs, lungs, I could go on but its freaking me out xx

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I'm going to die anyway, so I might as well smoke!

 

No one should ever think this way...

 

Now I'm grateful for every minute I get. 

 

Being smoke-free is the best!

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....I might fail.

 

...i enjoy it.

 

...we all have to die sometime.

 

  • Yes. I might fail. So worst case - I am back where I started.
  • Enjoy what? The bad smell? the bad taste? the expense? the certain death? the ill health? - or the illusion that relieving withdrawal pangs is a genuine pleasure?
  • Yes. I will die. I fully intend to die having wrenched every last bit of fun from every last second of life...none of it on an oxygen machine.
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