EPTFive people have quit smoking. - Page 3
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JWD
United States12607 Posts
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jello_biafra
United Kingdom6642 Posts
On June 03 2009 17:33 Butigroove wrote: I only smoke weed. A joint every 2 or 3 days. Do I have to quit because I read this blog?  Nope, only cigarette smokers  ...at least I hope so. | ||
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kidd
United States2848 Posts
Good job though, smoking cigs is probably one the stupidest choices you could possibly make. | ||
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Tbird
Canada42 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Also, I don't know much about these, but for those people who are still smoking and want to stop, have you heard of these? http://www.blucigs.com/ I don't know if they're any good, but the idea sounds interesting and the fact that you can slowly wean yourself off of nicotine might help you quit. Good luck! (not endorsing these, just heard about them) | ||
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Frits
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Some people just have it easy lol. | ||
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Frits
11782 Posts
This works according to the following mechanisms, which you can use to your advantage. You can use this principle for pretty much any behavior you want to change. Serious symptoms (fearful) ------> Easy to imagine ------> Positive framing: More change This means that referring to cancer sticks is not effective in the first place, which is why it is easy for you to joke about it. Much more effective is saying 'If I stop smoking I will feel better'. Trivial symptoms (not fearful) --------> Easy to imagine -------> Negative framing: More change Here the opposite is true: Non fearful symptoms which are easy to imagine due to your own health-related behavior are more effective at changing behavior when negatively framed. The more you know! | ||
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AlTheCake
Canada1071 Posts
I always hated cigarettes, but because of smoking my grandfather can never speak again. It's obviously better that he didn't die... But I miss talking to him, and I always feel bad when he tries to talk but I can't understand him... ;-; | ||
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SlayerS_`HackeR`
United States190 Posts
and you came up with a different strat thats good mid-game strat diversion can work well sometimes | ||
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RebirthOfLeGenD
USA5860 Posts
Edit: Its a rare skin cancer. Not to be a dick but I feel like this is one of snets weird ass troll posts. | ||
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McCrank
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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VIB
Brazil3567 Posts
On June 04 2009 12:42 RebirthOfLeGenD wrote: I think you should read that paragraph again. But this time take a deep breathe and read it veeery slowly and calmly!wait wtf? I thought Melanoma takes a while to develop? If you started smoking when your 17 your only like 19 now? Maybe I am wrong about it, who knows. Edit: Its a rare skin cancer. Not to be a dick but I feel like this is one of snets weird ass troll posts. | ||
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Jayme
United States5866 Posts
On June 03 2009 17:49 pyrogenetix wrote: GJ for fighting the most addictive substance on earth (more than cocaine and heroine). if anything that's pretty badass. keep it up! Well this sentence is completely wrong. Cocaine and Heroine are many times more addictive... but good on you for quitting. | ||
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PH
United States6173 Posts
On June 04 2009 14:28 Jayme wrote: Well this sentence is completely wrong. Cocaine and Heroine are many times more addictive... but good on you for quitting. I don't know about heroin, but nicotine is definitely more addictive than cocaine. | ||
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Ingenol
United States1328 Posts
Congratulations on quitting, double congratulations on convincing your coworkers to quit, and also hooray for people who never started smoking in the first place! | ||
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The_Australian
Australia458 Posts
On June 04 2009 16:40 Ingenol wrote: Nicotine is one of the most physically addictive drugs. If memory of high school health class serves me correctly it's behind only speed in terms of pure physical addictiveness. How you can even quantify the level of physical addition is unknown to me. I'd assume some sort of rat study. Congratulations on quitting, double congratulations on convincing your coworkers to quit, and also hooray for people who never started smoking in the first place! I dunno, you can get addicted to meth after just one try - and i've definately tried more then one cigarrette and i'm not addicted. different people have different tolerances i spose. | ||
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
On June 04 2009 12:42 RebirthOfLeGenD wrote: wait wtf? I thought Melanoma takes a while to develop? If you started smoking when your 17 your only like 19 now? Maybe I am wrong about it, who knows. Edit: Its a rare skin cancer. Not to be a dick but I feel like this is one of snets weird ass troll posts. Read this thread. The Melanoma is not related to smoking at all, it just made me realize that no matter what age you are you can have serious health problems. | ||
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R3condite
Korea (South)1541 Posts
On June 03 2009 14:26 ilovejonn wrote: I've tried smoking when I was 7 or 8 when I asked my uncle what he was doing and he told me to try it. I inhaled it once and coughed like shit and never touched a cigarette since. IM PRETTY HEALTHY ATM I MUST SAY! 7 or 8?! wow some nice uncle u got there... anyhow 5/5 @ OP On June 04 2009 02:31 jello_biafra wrote: Nope, only cigarette smokers ...at least I hope so. weed is just as bad =.= it causes brain dmg and possibly brain tumor as well btw heroine's the most addictive substance on earth... | ||
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
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evanthebouncy!
United States12816 Posts
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