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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 04:57 AM
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So you'll never really get rid of it.
That is absolutely not true. I quit after years of 2 packs a day and I have no desire to smoke, and haven't had a single cigarette since the day I quit.
 
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 05:29 AM
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So you'll never really get rid of it.
That is absolutely not true. I quit after years of 2 packs a day and I have no desire to smoke, and haven't had a single cigarette since the day I quit.
I guess you could say that you'll never forget it.. but I'm sure the cravings will diminish over time. Just a week ago my english teacher (who hasn't smoked in 12 years) went on about how he missed smoking.. but I doubt he has any cravings for cigarettes. I remember he told us about how his mother, who was also a former smoker, has a cigarette once or twice a year and refers to them as "A little slice of heaven" which really, I mean, you'll never forget the enjoyment that you got out of smoking them but addictions go away.
 
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 11:17 AM
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So you'll never really get rid of it.
That is absolutely not true. I quit after years of 2 packs a day and I have no desire to smoke, and haven't had a single cigarette since the day I quit.
Agreed. I quit the same way, when from 2 packs a day to none at all, with out the patch, gum or pills. Its all in your head if you are not mentally ready to quit you'll keep falling back into it.
 
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 02:16 PM
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So you'll never really get rid of it.
That is absolutely not true. I quit after years of 2 packs a day and I have no desire to smoke, and haven't had a single cigarette since the day I quit.
Agreed. I quit the same way, when from 2 packs a day to none at all, with out the patch, gum or pills. Its all in your head if you are not mentally ready to quit you'll keep falling back into it.
That's good for both of you, I smoked for 14 years over a pack a day and quit 3 years ago, and I still get cravings when I'm stressed and/or drinking and around my friends who are still smokers. I wrote about my experiences, you two both wrote about yours, and that's fine...to each his own.

For me, I'll never get rid of it, and that's howit seems to me. I can go 6 months, hell, I've gone 16 months w/o a smoke, but when I smell it or I'm drinking, the urge is there. Moral of all our experiences, is that you have TO WANT TO QUIT!!!
 
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 02:24 PM
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So is everyone tryin to quit gonna pipe up in Shorts thread? Looks like the perfect way to quit unless your a compulsive liar.
 
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 04:59 PM
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New Years? Really puttin it off aint ya? How many people on this forum are workin at quitting? We could all do it together :/ yeah.. its a forum but it might help promote it.

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yeah i really am putting it off haha. plus these days with the economy it's like hmmm should i get a pack of cigarettes or a gallon of gas? thank god gas is back to about $2.98 a gallon around here, but anyways i can go without smoking them it is just that whenever i see a friend or someone smoke then i get the urge to smoke. haha so in a way i guess you could say i blame my problems on other people. so whose fault is it that i ain't getting laid then???
 
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 05:41 PM
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I think the misunderstanding is that you may still have a craving every now and then, not that you will almost deffinitely smoke again, my mom smoked when she was younger and still says things about wanting one once in a while, and she's been clean for like 25 years or something
 
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 11:59 PM
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it's all mental i think. hell if i could ride my streetbike i wouldn't smoke as much as i do. only 3 of my friends smoke so it wouldn't be that much of a problem for me to quit and not be tempted cause i've done it before, but it is hard when your manager comes up to you and asks for a cigarette haha.
 
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Old Oct 16, 2008 | 12:32 AM
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I'm in on this, although I will admit I just smoked a cig. I'm in the pack-a-dayer club and have been pretty much since I started. I've wanted to quit for the last year or two but haven't really WANTED to, if that makes sense. I also am a firm believer that it's all mental and you have to really want to quit in order to succeed. I told myself when I started that I'd quit when I was 25 and that was three years ago. Who is all in on the NO SMOKING band wagon so I know who I can message when I'm having a rough day! [8D] I think my plan of attack is to try to not smoke as many cigs a day until this weekend and then start fresh on Monday morning(so I guess I can't really post on here until Monday..[:'(]..) and go cold turkey, and hopefully be determined enough to really quit! Sorry to ramble. I love this place!
 
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Old Oct 16, 2008 | 05:35 AM
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it's all good man, check the "nicotine cessation" thread and you'll see the best idea ever, plus all the quitters
 
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