I ALMOST bought cigarettes today

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partyannimal

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Congrats for not giving in! Outside influences can make it much harder, but it does get better in time and the last thing you want to do is harm your body (and progress) for something that won't matter in a little while. If you can, the next time you have the urge to buy a pack, maybe just go buy a flavor you've never tried from a B&M nearby. Perhaps that can be enough of a distraction to get you through the spell? And even if you do buy cigs, don't give up. Falling off the horse isn't a horrible thing as long as you can jump back on and keep trying. :)


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I quit mid-pack. So I still have the pack that remains unused. Getting into e-cigs and of the analogs seems like nothing short of a miracle. Still hard to believe. Every vape I take, every time I walk past the half pack of smokes on my dresser I'm reminded of this, and I'm consider it a small win. One by one, day by day. "Winning" - Charlie Sheen.


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I quit mid-pack. So I still have the pack that remains unused. Getting into e-cigs and of the analogs seems like nothing short of a miracle. Still hard to believe. Every vape I take, every time I walk past the half pack of smokes on my dresser I'm reminded of this, and I'm consider it a small win. One by one, day by day. "Winning" - Charlie Sheen.


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Props :) I gave most of the rest of the pack I had left to my brother


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