a bad habit, lousy job for example.
If so hows it going??

after a brief relapse, I have resumed my effort to quit smoking....I'm down to one cig every 3 or 4 days... I've gone as long as a week or so between puffs....but sometimes the stress buildup needs a drag or two....

reneGade20 said:

me too!! I'm down to three a day, but if I don't have those 3 !!!

sure we'll get there eventually

jami0mckay said:

It amazes me how deep the addiction goes....I never realized how much I smoked until I quit....and almost every hour or so, I was looking for a cig....shocked me how unconscious the habit is....

good luck with yours!

reneGade20 said:

thanks man! u 2

we need more manly emoticons!!!

jami0mckay said:

True!!!

Welllll....I would try to quit chocolate....but who am I kidding

chillichocaholic said:

I couldn't give up coffee, I tryed once, drank lemon water for a week, I aged 10 years and my reaction time was 4 times slower

you are just trying to find out who thinks they are leaving the org aren't you

jami0mckay said:

I get really faint without chocolate

Smoking.

I was smoking on weekends because I knew I wasn't going to not smoke at Reading - however, since Reading I'm trying not to at all now. 5th day, had a craving this morning but I fight them by drinking coffee and never carrying the money for fags.

ZombieKitten said:

I like those threads when people say their leaving, then they keep coming back to see whos posted

I'm trying to quit sugar. And bad women.


That sounds like a bit of cut dialogue from "Bad Santa," but it's the truth.

Calligraphy said:

I have been trying to give up the bahts but I'm glad to say I can not get away from those bahts. They are just great.

I'm trying to quit medication. I was up at 140 mg Zeldox a day. Now I'm at 80 mg.

scififilmnerd said:

Im not quitting anything for better or for worse. Not having vices is for folks who go to bed at 8pm, eat vegetables and have sex in the missionary position.

scififilmnerd said:

I didn't have a cig since yesterday evening. The doctor told me she would help me to quit, but it wasn't the moment to. I think that if I smoke now I will never be able to stop, on another hand it would be easier to be helped, just like she said.

I succeeded to stop alcohol and other things, cigarette is something I really want to stop (because I choose life), but if I can be helped and suffer less, why not. I have another appointement next week.

virginie74 said:

definitely! every little bit helps, and I think you've done the important part, you want to give up. So many people think they ought to but that isn't a strong enough reason.

Good Luck

JDInteractive said:

But, what if those are their vices?

orging anyone ?


naaaaah

Calligraphy said:

"Hey Dorothy, it's 8.30pm"
"OH JIM YOU SO CRAZY. YOU ONE CRAZY MOTHERFUCKER YOU KNOW THAT?"
"Ain't I just?!"

i just gave up my job of 7 years in assurance with steady good salary
and secure job position.

i don't know i like the work but it's not what i wanted to do for the
rest of my life. so i finally decided to take the risk and give it up
for becoming a male nurse



checked everything out, made calls. went to the employment agency and
the nursing homes and secured myself a work/college position with the
added bonus of a guarenteed job at the end of it

:smug:

i have to take a nosedive of 500 euro's a month in my paycheck and go
back to studying but what the heck, i'm finally gonna do what i've
wanted to do forever now and i don't regret it.

i start next monday

IstenSzek said:

Good for you !

IstenSzek said:

I like people who dare make this kinda step ...
:respect:

Trying to quit One4All4Ever..

ya, this fucking org

i'm in the midst of some of the most monumental changes of my life this week, so i guess my answer would be yes, i'm quitting just about everything and starting a bunch of things too.

for starters, my last day of work is today. i was at this job for 4 years. i start a new job tuesday in a new city, in a new state, living in a new house with a new living arragement i haven't encountered in ages.

so yeah, i might give up smoking, but not just yet.