How did you quit smoking?

[Yogi_Bear]

baha were going to have to work on that

[Oxer]

I smoke rubber.

[Yogi_Bear]

rubber pole?

[TheNeek]

rubber pole?

rubber dog toys

[Kielan]

rubber dog toys

[Eric the Ricer]

I should quit, but don't want to. I enjoy it too much.

[JSanders]

Stop being a little bitch! How's that for an answer?

Alec beat me to it.

[PHAS3D]

Lol I was going to say that too. LOL

[PHAS3D]

I smoke rubber.

Oxer.... You are THAT guy...

[hover]

I'm quitting, again lol. I did quit, but started back up what with the divorce and all. I'm doing the same thing I did last time. Patch for a day or two to help with nicotine, natural supplements and vitamins, and focusing on other things. I was able to quit, but I was angry as *&^% and tired all the time when I first tried. Take 2, on vitamins, with enough sleep, and all that, I did it no problem, so that is what I'm going for now.

Good luck to ya man!

[fuzzy2308]

i quit smoking every week one day i will succeed

[eskimopunk]

Just stop. You have to make the choice yourself. Cold turkey is the best way.

I was never really a heavy smoker, but I smoked at every party (sometimes half a pack or more) and when I went to school (most days of the week). Didn't smoke often at home, never infront of my parents (step dad's parents both died of lung cancer). I smoked newport 100's.

January of '10 I decided to have my last cigarette. Haven't had one since. I think it was just the right time for me. I went back to that feeling of when I was a kid and thought cigarettes were disgusting and holding your breath when you pass someone smoking. I smoke hookah pretty regularly, and weed every now and then. But cigarettes I don't ever want to go back to.

I don't have an addictive personality, could be the reason it was so easy for me.

[Stike]

well its been like 4 days now. so i'm going good i suppose.

[FluidMotorUnion]

I decided to quit for New Years. I did this two years ago (been a pack a day smoker for about 3 years now), to limited success. I used Wellbutrin for the first two months, and it helped somewhat. I made it three months before I found the one friend that I didn't tell about my escapades quitting. I was drunk, I had one outside a bar, and it was a rough downhill spiral from there right back to a pack a day.

I quit earlier in 2010, when I had to buy a pack of cigarettes downtown and it cost me 12 bucks and change. I almost shit myself in sadness and rage simultaneously, so I quit cold turkey for a month on principle.

This time, I'm doing it cold turkey again, and it's only been a week, but I've had maybe 2 cigarettes in that week? Compared to the 140 I normally do, that's a pretty marked decrease.

I keep telling myself that it's not the right time to quit, since I'm working two jobs that occupy all 7 days of my week (and about 70 hours, as well), I just went through some seriously bad shit with a good friend, and cigarettes are the only crutch I have. I basically went from having a great stress reliever to having excessive amounts of stress and no way to decompress.

But it's going well so far.

[Lukey]

sounds like you need to drink more booze