@3volver to [email protected] • 9 months agoWhat's something you want to stop doing but can't actually stop?message-square130arrow-up1117arrow-down12
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minus-squareSkeezixlink-15•9 months agoNicotine is 7 times more addictive than heroin. It’s unlikely you’ll be able to stop.
minus-squareSkeezixlink-5•9 months agoThe statements are both true. Also, the best way to get someone to accomplish something is to tell them it can’t be done.
minus-square@hellofriendlink8•9 months agoMaybe if it’s like doing the washing or sweeping the floor or something. For addicts it’s just confirmation that they shouldn’t try.
minus-square@Lifecoach5000linkEnglish6•9 months agoI made it a month once. It’s really seated as more of a psychological addiction for me. I am going to try reading Allen Carr’s “The Easy Way” for quitting vaping to see if I can start the brainwashing process of not “needing” this fix.
Nicotine is 7 times more addictive than heroin. It’s unlikely you’ll be able to stop.
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The statements are both true. Also, the best way to get someone to accomplish something is to tell them it can’t be done.
Maybe if it’s like doing the washing or sweeping the floor or something. For addicts it’s just confirmation that they shouldn’t try.
Maybe they shouldn’t.
I made it a month once. It’s really seated as more of a psychological addiction for me. I am going to try reading Allen Carr’s “The Easy Way” for quitting vaping to see if I can start the brainwashing process of not “needing” this fix.