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arfonzo
@arfonzo
It's now been over 2 years and 3 months that arfy's quit smoking ciggies. Haven't had a single one since I quit cold turkey, and haven't really wanted one tbh. But I do think I've replaced one habit with another, as I'm constantly intaking nicotine via my e-cigarette throughout the day. At least my house no longer stinks of smoke, and there's no combustion involved. Anyone else in this situation?
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Breech 🎩🍖Ⓜ️
@breech
Great job fam! Next month will be 7 years for me. I quit it all though, I tried to transition to vapes and ended up back on the cigs. So I went full smoke/vape free cold turkey! It was hard in the beginning, but once you break free from it, it’s over. I wanted to not be addicted to nicotine either. I am not considering using nicotine in moderation via Zyn pouches and/or gum. But definitely not daily 😂
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Breech 🎩🍖Ⓜ️
@breech
Now considering*
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arfonzo
@arfonzo
Wow dude, 7 years! That is inspiring! I think the thing that really got to me, was the combustion aspect of cigarettes... it just makes everything so unhealthy and toxic. Nicotine in and of itself... meh, I see it as similar to caffeine. Just as long as you don't overdo it and start drooling uncontrollably. 😹 But I think it's a very individual thing--some people want to break free completely from all of it, as you did, and I think that's awesome! Me, I'm a bit of a fidgeter, and I think having/holding something shaped like a cig, has helped immensely with that psychological addiction aspect, too!
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