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It's really difficult to quit while living in a small college town full of hipsters. I think I only have one friend who doesn't ever smoke cigarettes.
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I'm at 5 weeks. First 2 were bad, either I was really irritable because of withdrawal or sad at saying goodbye forever to my friend nicotine. Or, maybe quitting smoking is just an excuse to be an rear end in a top hat. Replacement habits like fruits, soda, junk food, and weed. Quit lit (I liked whyquit.com). Tell everyone you know you're quitting. That way, you know you can't start smoking again because people will think you're a chump. Exercise again. Exercise again.
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Dec 12, 2010 20:36
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Day 4. Here we go again. I've done this so many times it's like an old joke. But I promised myself it would only be a "college thing," and with six more weeks of school left I figure what the gently caress. I was a pretty below-average smoker (probably 5 a day, but for like a week before quitting I was up to around 15) but I feel like poo poo. I got kinda  when I decided the reason I feel so tired and moody is that I'm not smoking.
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Nov 2, 2011 22:01
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Pharmaskittle posted:Went drinking Thursday and ended up bumming a couple cigarettes off a friend. Felt physically awful the next day and have no desire to smoke today, so I guess I'm doing alright! yeah, same here. just think of it as softening the landing.
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Nov 5, 2011 18:57
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