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ive been a smoker for 10+ years and i want to quit by the end of this year...while some of you offer good advice and most of you are pointing out the obvious cons associated with smoking (health, cost, odors, etc. etc.), my question is how did everyone battle the psychological hurdles?
not so much the fixation, but more so the things that have smoking engrained right into them...
for example, shooting the shit with your closest friends (that obviously smoke), after sex, after a meal, when drinking, when doing other "substances", breaks from work, driving in your car, taking a break after working on your car/bike, resting at the track, etc. etc. etc.
-you mean to tell me that now ill have to shoot the shit with my homies without smoking? hella homo
-have to settle for a sammich after sex? boring
-have a mint after a meal instead? argh
-stay inside the bar/club and just drink more? could be good
-no comment =)
-go to my break room and eat an apple or some shit?
-drive normally? *gasp*
-take a break from my garage and stare at my neighbors?
-read a book in my beach chair at the track? =\
those are the true idiosyncrasies that i am terrified of...how did you guys get through them?
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