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Used to smoke 15-25 cigarettes a day.

Tips?
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Everytime you crave a cigarette, punch yourself in the balls
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vape with nicotine for a few months, then quit the vape
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when you're at home, stretch your cravings as long as possible, and then j/o when you're about to break. not kidding. do this for 3 days and you'll have quit.
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Good luck
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Abstain from anything that makes you want to smoke. This is where weed is bad. Weed by itself would't be every so often but once you start doing that stuff it just makes you susceptible. Fill your time with other things.

Spend your time cleaning all the smoke shit the fuck out with exercise and being healthy.

Serious answer: Find something else to replace cigarettes. The difficulty of quitting anything is the weird-feeling empty space it leaves behind when you stop. If you usually smoke every time you finish a cup of coffee, for example, that's when you're going to want to do it again.

Ronald Reagan quit smoking using jelly beans. Every time he wanted to smoke, he could have a few jelly beans instead. They filled the same tactile role; they gave that mouth-feel satisfaction, and were just something to fiddle with in his hand (like a cigarette).
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GODTIER posted...

Everytime you crave a cigarette, punch yourself in the balls

How pavlovian. Then, every time someone punch me in the balls I will crave a cigarette?

Back_Stabbath posted...

vape with nicotine for a few months, then quit the vape

Is that like an electronic cigarette? I may try that, because I definitely need a compensation for the nicotine, for now I just chew regular gum

juicebox4 posted...

when you're at home, stretch your cravings as long as possible, and then j/o when you're about to break. not kidding. do this for 3 days and you'll have quit.

But after an orgasm is one of the times when I strongly crave a cigarette, I can't really see this working for me

Waddlez posted...

Good luck

Thanks, I'll need it

M_Live posted...

I just up and stopped 2 weeks ago. After the first like, 3 days, it gets really manageable.

First of all, congratulations, quitting this addiction is not easy, well, like quitting any addiction anyway. It is an accomplishment.

And second, I once was nicotine-free for 4 days(unwittingly). It wasn't manageable at all

kg88222 posted...

Abstain from anything that makes you want to smoke.

So, no pooping, no existing after eating, no waking up in the morning, no listening to music, etc, etc; but I get your point tho, I will have to stay away from beer for a while then :(

And exercise, well, not smoking is kinda exercise enough, for now at least. Whenever I stop coughing this gross black flem I may start exercising(and I don't even started coughing shit yet).

deupd_u posted...

Serious answer: Find something else to replace cigarettes. The difficulty of quitting anything is the weird-feeling empty space it leaves behind when you stop. If you usually smoke every time you finish a cup of coffee, for example, that's when you're going to want to do it again.

Ronald Reagan quit smoking using jelly beans. Every time he wanted to smoke, he could have a few jelly beans instead. They filled the same tactile role; they gave that mouth-feel satisfaction, and were just something to fiddle with in his hand (like a cigarette).

Yeah, those empty space feelings are the worst, I'm gonna try to find something to replace it, idk if it will be jelly beans, but something will be it.
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no, don't get an electronic cigarette, they're a pain in the ass and shit compared to a proper vape with a mod and atomizer. they're like 40 bucks but the juice is cheap as shit so you'll be saving in the long run.
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