Here we are again!
Hey everyone new and old!
I am back. I quit smoking for nearly one year, slipped up a few times in November 2021, and now it is one year later and i finally have the momentum to quit again!
Like last time, because I have decided to quit, I am not suffering like I could. However, It is disappointing that I went 11 months not smoking only to take up the habit again, and I lost a full year to nicotine because I didn’t stick to NOPE! And in my case, once you’re on the off train, it is really difficult to come back once I slip, I just get on the on train and think about why it is so hard to get on the off train again.
This time will be different. Only because I have tried all the ways to quit now, and the only one is NOPE forever. Not one puff EVER! It does get easier and easier and easier.
So if like me, you’re 3-8 months in and think just one won’t hurt. I am now starting a knew, it is a sad place to be again. Don’t do it. They just kill you, drain you of money and make you sick!
Hi Bej and everyone out there willing to work towards living without the ole cigarette.
Some people will tell you that its a never ending fight to stop the disgustingly unhealthy and expensive habit.
Some will tell you that once your mind is made-up, its easy.
One thing we have learnt is that it does get easier and easier with the passage of time, from that last Puff.
NOPE is the best method.
The last time you didn't know what to expect. Despite that, you did it and know that you have it within you to do it again. For whatever reason you slipped, you also have decided that being a non-smoker is what you really want to be.
Just remember N>O>P>E and that this time will be permanent and that you have chosen this for yourself. You are giving up nothing and getting back control and so much more.
Always think positive and that helps in achieving your goals.
You can do this.
The main thing is you are trying again, don’t beat your self up, goodluck in your new quit
The main thing is you are trying again, don’t beat your self up, goodluck in your new quit