Anonymous #7 5d

I’ve been nic free for a year now too. Craving still come but they’re not nearly as bad as they used to be. I maybe get one craving every four to six weeks now and it passes within a day.

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Anonymous #7 5d

nopee, that first month was hard and occasionally i would see one of my friends hit theirs and it would make me miss it but now i don’t even wanna anymore

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Anonymous #6 5d

i was thinking abt it then i lost it somewhere and i knew that was my sign to stop and then just kept tracking my time not buying another one. it’s hard but u got it , ur mind can be stronger than ur cravings

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Anonymous #6 5d

When I quit, it was really hard, but I just had to distract myself in every way possible. I went swimming or floating in the pool everyday for hours. I would treat myself to whatever I wanted when I made it through a week. I would find events going on in town and go to whatever I could to just get my mind on it. when I would talk to others, I would try to bring it up in convo bc it held me accountable & most people would say words that were nice and encouraging. I quit the first time I tried

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Anonymous #3 4d

you'll fold soon

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Anonymous OP 4d

congrats

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Anonymous #3 4d

Ayyy! I quit last night

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