I miss smoking, lads

Thnx breh gonna miss that post workout cig though but it has to be done

>Born to early to have ai waifu

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haven't smoked for over a month.
I dont think I will ever buy a pack again, but if a mate offered me one at a party or a gathering I wouldnt say no to it.

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just remember that once you're past about 2 weeks, you're pretty much quit. Cravings massively die down at this point, if you seriously want to stop, it's easy aslong as you remember that

I still buy a pack here and there for social events, but forget about smoking regularly again. Once you're over that you know not to go back

I don't. That's why I hardly anymore.
>improved sense of smell
>improved cardio
>improved economy (biggest factor)
But if I had a pack it'd last me a day cuz yeah feels good.

im sorry
Im sure you will become stronger and overcome it as I did
Im in complete control now well kinda
The only moment I allow myself to smoke is when I drink wich is what? Once a month?
I do not crave ciggarettes at all in any moment except when I drink goddamit, it would be easier for me to stop drinking altogether than to continue to drink but refrain from smoking while doing so, any user got a tip with this?

I read that jew's book. it was complete hyperbolic shit. I managed to "quit" for a month by saying "yippeee, I'm a non-smoker!" in my head every few seconds but it was basically mental torture.

I've quit alcohol and drugs after almost dying but it's just these little sticks of cancer I can't stop relentlessly sucking on. I hate it.

Seriously, how do i quit? I registered as a non-smoker on my first health insurance 3 years ago now. I even went to a quit-smoking retreat in the jungle in Malaysia and I didn't smoke for the duration of the two week retreat but the moment I was out I beelined for the nearest convenience stand.

I've been stuck on nicorette for the last year and a half. Every time I wean myself down to a piece or two a day, my willpower breaks and I grab a pack of cigs at the gas station or some shit and almost finish it before I catch myself and dump the rest in the toilet.

Don't smoke, guys.

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That is not encouraging. I wish I'd never started. I hate the way it makes my mouth feels and my fingers smell and my nails turn yellow

I mean I work in EMS and literally everyone I work with smokes, so I can't really get away from the smell reminding me how great smoking is. Environment control is a big part of how well you can quit.

I'm not so much addicted anymore but I miss everything tied to smoking. The breaks, after work smokes, bumming cigs and lighters, easily copping out of an akward social situation, and having something to do at the busstop. It hurts lads

Find the underlaying emotional issue that got you smoking in the first place.
On a more serious note just get ready to feel miserable for a couple months until you purge it out of your body and mind.

Almost 2 weeks without smokes here. Picked up vaping instead but even I forget about it sometimes and go hours between hits

t. 10 year smoker, last two years cutting back to weekends only. Went from a pack a day at my worst to one pack every week

Good on you mang. I don't plan on quitting but that's just me. I smoke 1-3 cigarettes a day, RYO stuff. For some reason I hate the taste of the industrially produced ones.

>Seriously, how do i quit
By not being a little bitch

try a pipe or cigars yah ciggie butt brain

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No you don’t. If you think you do you’re lying to yourself. Cigarettes taste like shit and they make you feel like shit.

Got me a vuse Alto, 5% nic. Only use it while I'm at work but I can't work without it .. fuck

Not OP but tried a cigarette 6 months after quitting. Absolutely disgusting, how was I able to smoke a pack a day, I have no idea. To all the smokers, you can do it, you can quit, if I was able to you too can do it. And to OP please man, don't go back, it's an awful habit, and it all comes from nicotine addiction, drug addiction. I kept reading about nicotine, just to rationalize smoking was a drug addiction, not my personality, or not something I really enjoyed, you are a chemicals bitch.

Oh boy, what a ride you are in for. First 3 days are gonna be a bitch. I got depressed 1 month in, and couldnt sleep, after 2-3 months it was all gone. It's worth it man, I believe in you.
2 weeks werent enough for me, I tried quitting 5 times or more, always relapsed on the 3rd week. I wouldnt let my guard down until 2-3 months.

He misses that 30 second high he got when he first inhaled the smoke properly. Funny thing is how the brain gets used to nicotine almost instantly so a smoker will never be able to experience that high again (unless he were to quit smoking for like a month and restart the habit).

He also probably misses the social crutch ability that the cigarettes provide.

I literally felt no desire for cigs the day after I quit them. You sound like a little bitch who had nothing better to do than to obsess over the fact he doesn't have his daily fix anymore.

You are risking going back to smoking bro, I would quit drinking and smoking altogether, well I did, and life is fine without intoxication and drugs desu, it sucks for a while but once you readjust and find other healthier ways to cope with life instead of nicotine and alcohol life is better, psychologicaly and physically

start smoking cock

Stop and endure, I realized how much I coped by smoking, anger, anxiety, sadness, all kind of emotions came afloat when I stopped. Very unpleasant, but smoking is such a shitty way of coping, and the only way of quitting is wel... Stop smoking really, no other way around it. Don't do it, and endure until you eventually readjust, nothing escapes the passing of time, bad habits included.

Glad for you man, quit nicotine when you can altogether, its the real culprit

I was very compulsive about tobacco, alcohol and drugs. It was hard for me to quit it all, one by one. I had no real desire either but the effects of nicotine withdrawal were there nonetheless.

I also had a small depression, I felt apathy and no desire to do what I usually enjoyed doing because it turns out I enjoyed the things I did because I smoked while or after doing them. Maybe you didn't smoke as much as me, maybe you werent as compulsive as me. It really sucked but it's all gone now and I'm fine.

Not if you smoke pure tobacco cigars. Cigarettes are for subhumans.