"3rd day not smoking? Who are you cheating, others or yourself? I think yourself" and "Hah, what does that give you?". To which the only reply I could give was "one day at a time".
For me it only shows that he does not believe in himself that he could quit. And I don't know yet about myself Will see. :)
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Showing posts with label day 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label day 3. Show all posts
Friday, April 20, 2012
Nervous
So these are the famous anxieties of a fresh quitter. Interesting, I'll be trying to look at it as a kind of a sport. But I cannot wait for them to cease.
Today is a Friday, so I'm curious to see what happens if and when I should take a beer or some other alcoholic beverage.
Today is a Friday, so I'm curious to see what happens if and when I should take a beer or some other alcoholic beverage.
Still not feeling that big of a need to smoke
Slept better, and still firmly believing in the "today is a smoke free day" idea, taking it one day at a time.
When a coworker invited me to a smoke saying "do you still have a smoke free day?", I said "yeah, you should try it too". He said "nah, i'm not a quitter".
I totally understand where he is coming from of course, as everyone needs to make these decisions for themselves and I think there aren't many outside influences that could actually make a person quit on the spot. Or at least try to.
Other than that, yesterday evening (and today), I chewed on some crunchy and salty cookie-sticks, and overall feeling quite OK.
Also, yesterday - i don't know if I imagined it or not - but it kind of felt like my sense of smell was already better. Go figure. Even though at some points, really felt a little anxious again because I felt like something is missing.
When a coworker invited me to a smoke saying "do you still have a smoke free day?", I said "yeah, you should try it too". He said "nah, i'm not a quitter".
I totally understand where he is coming from of course, as everyone needs to make these decisions for themselves and I think there aren't many outside influences that could actually make a person quit on the spot. Or at least try to.
Other than that, yesterday evening (and today), I chewed on some crunchy and salty cookie-sticks, and overall feeling quite OK.
Also, yesterday - i don't know if I imagined it or not - but it kind of felt like my sense of smell was already better. Go figure. Even though at some points, really felt a little anxious again because I felt like something is missing.
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