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It's been three years for me. Still not over.
by netsp 17y ago
It's been three years for me. Still not over.
- ZeroGravitas 17y agoYou're no longer chemically addicted, but you're still fighting the habit you've formed. Some people are chemically dependant, some smoke through habit, most are a combination of both. Knowing which applies to you can really help you quit and there's questionnaires that can pinpoint which you are. Sample questions: Do you smoke a cigarette when you wake up? (low nicotine in the blood) Do you smoke after a meal? (force of habit by mental connection)
- netsp 17y agoI strongly suspect that I am (was) a lot of both. I also strongly suspect that the distinction is hard to make. I smoked to wake up, to go to sleep, to be alert, to relax, to suppress hunger, to get an appetite to think, to take a break or to sooth the lonesome heart. I really loved smoking. Still dream I'm smoking (and feel guilty) about once a week.