I've Had Enough!

Teki187 said:
£5 a week still mounts up, it'll take you months.

Just think about other things, your health, kids if you have any / plan to.

There is not 1 single benefit smoking gives you, it only helps kill you.
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I like smoking on a night out. And £5 a week isn't enough to worry me...money isn't a major problem right now. Health is basically the only argument (and a big one, granted :p). And why would planning to have kids affect my smoking habit right now lol? I'm 20, I plan to have kids at some point in my life, but not for a long time, and I don't plan on smoking for the rest of my life...but right now, I'm liking it so I'll continue.
 
Carzy said:
I like smoking on a night out. And £5 a week isn't enough to worry me...money isn't a major problem right now. Health is basically the only argument (and a big one, granted :p). And why would planning to have kids affect my smoking habit right now lol? I'm 20, I plan to have kids at some point in my life, but not for a long time, and I don't plan on smoking for the rest of my life...but right now, I'm liking it so I'll continue.
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Don't quote me on this, but doesn't it screw up the tadpoles and make them do a homer?

Gilly how can smoking be great? Its like saying "oh look a speeding train, lets park my car in front and see what happens"
 
It is very hard to stop smoking, tried myself a few times and failed.

I want to but, when the boredom kicks in thats you.

Decided I am going to stop though as from today, why I don't know but after reading the OP it make sense not to smoke.

Good luck.
 
Teki187 said:
Don't quote me on this, but doesn't it screw up the tadpoles and make them do a homer?

Gilly how can smoking be great? Its like saying "oh look a speeding train, lets park my car in front and see what happens"
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Do you smoke?

Smoking is enjoyable, nothing better to chill you out.
 
i gave up several years ago and dont regret it.........
one day just decided to give up, went out and bought the most repulsive cig's i could find and smoked them one after the other until i felt nauseous, it helped fix my mind on quitting.
the biggest problem in the first few months of quitting was the social side with friends, they would offer you a ciggie and the temptation for "just one" is quite strong..get through that and its plain sailing, noticing the awful smell off smokers in my work enviroment also helped :)
good luck
 
I've started but I've no idea why. I don't think I'm quite into the addiction stage yet.
I usually go for one when out in the pub and the alcohol has numbed my resolute, or when I feel low. My ability to trivialize the fact that any one of those inhalations might cause my cells to mutate and become cancerous amazes me.
I really do need to knock it on the head.
 
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MHayes said:
I have cut down a lot recently no longer smoke at work so only 2... or so a day now. I perfer it to going totally cold turkey but rather than smoking randomly there are a few certain times of the day when I have one so I figure if I can cut down slowly it will be better than quitting, going crazy and starting again.
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Pretty much the same.

Gone down from 10 a day to around 2-3.

Almost appreciate em now when i have one...:p
 
Ice On Fire said:
My girlfriend's Dad stopped smoking one Monday about 4 weeks ago. Just said out of the blue, that's my last Cigarette. So we all laughed at time..

He still hasn't touched a Cigarette.

GGood Luck..
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My grandma also stopped in the same way. Just said one day that that's the last and it really was. I don't smoke so don't know what cravings feel like but it must take a tremendous amount of will power to do that. Didn't help her though as she still died of various forms of cancer anyway :(
 
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