Tell me HowStopped last week. Loving it.
Free, free, free at last.
Ok, it's this easy.Tell me How
Ok, it's this easy.
Firstly, you need to be ready. You need to want to stop.
Then you need to decide you're doing it. It's no good seeing if you can go without long enough to stop wanting to smoke.
You need to stop, be 100% certain you will not smoke another ciggie and be happy about it.
There is no need to fear stopping. You are not giving up anything or making a sacrafice. You will have a fear now that life will be miserable without the smokes. IT WONT!
You will be happier and enjoy all of life more if you're free from smoking.
Oh... and when you do get out, gloat.
I had planned to quit as a New Years Resolution, but then nearer the beginning of December I thought 'Why wait? Why not just quit now?'. So I tried, but only lasted about two and a half weeks. I'd like to try again, but I give in very easily when there's cigarettes around me and people smoking.
I quit 9 years ago after 30 yrs as a smoker...30-40 a day...I'm still skint.
You got to tell that little nicotine monster inside you that he's not getting his fix, thats the problem cos when you finish a ciggie the nicotine levels in the blood start to go down, 15-20 mins later your wee nicotine monster needs a fix to bring the nicotine level up again hence the desire to light up. starve the little bugger and around 5 days later the nicotine will be flushed from your system and the hardest part is over. The rest is physcological.
But you really need to have genuine desire to quit smoking, oh and I'll tell you something else that might help and don't take offence. You'd be surprised how smelly smokers can be and I don't mean the smoke smell, a heavy smoker can smell like a ashtray at times but the smoker does'nt realise it cos it comes from their clothes. I must have smelled like that for years, it's only after you have been stopped smoking for a while that you start to smell it off the smokers.
Having a sneaky one whilst drunk doesn't mean you have failed at stopping.
True, i gave up for 6 months this year but started again due to having a bit of a bad time.No it doesn't mean you failed at stopping!
It does mean that you are not at all serious to stop and therefore not serious about you own long-term health either.
Don't mean to be a party-pooper but thats the truth