If You Stop Feeding It, It Will Die

[Ann]

You’ll hear that a LOT in here from those with some time under their belt. The reason they emphasize this simple message is because it’s the key to success. No matter how long you smoked…how much you smoked…what your environment is like…who your friends are….why you are doing this…….

THIS is the constant….for all of us.

IF YOU STOP FEEDING IT IT WILL DIE.

Ah …… you say….well I stopped feeding the monster X number of days ago and as far as I’m concerned it’s not only alive……it’s growing.

Hmmmm…….well that’s strange…..how can that possibly be……that seems to go against what so many are preaching……..is it possible that there are exceptions to this rule?

Nope.

Feeding the monster is not always the physical act of lighting up.

As long as you continue to fantasize about all the things you THOUGHT smoking did for you……you continue to keep it alive.

Kill the d**n thing once and for all.

Quit feeding it by remembering it for what it REALLY was.

Quit feeding it by telling yourself that you CAN’T …or that you’re weak….or that this isn’t the right time.

Quit feeding it by allowing yourself to think that YOU are the exception to the “no such thing as just one” rule….If you were you wouldn’t be here.

Stand your ground and freedom is yours for the taking.

Starve the beast out.

If you want this bad enough you CAN do anything.



Maureen
Quitnet

[Dot]

Like all starving things, it will try to kill for food. Just picture yourself driving that wooden stake through it's heart!

(Would like to post the demon's picture, but I still can't get that to work!! )

Dot
One year, five months, six days, 8 hours, 20 minutes and 36 seconds. 20933 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,616.53. Life saved: 10 weeks, 2 days, 16 hours, 25 minutes.

[judyb]

and that's that truth!!!



starve that sucker