Caffeine and Nicotine

[nycmgtowParticipant 30]

Thanks. I did it that way years ago and quit for 7 years. Looking forward to quitting.

[RockmaninoffParticipant 1641]

Coffee shouldn’t be that expensive. Buy coffee seeds, grind them yourself, and drip. Don’t buy it every day at Starbucks or whatever.

I used to smoke a pipe, and I like to think it was the pipe itself which ensured I never got addicted. Smoking a pipe, unlike smoking a cigarette, is really an undertaking in itself, you have to pack it, and then smoking takes a long time (not unusual for it to take up to half an hour), and then you have to clean it. With a cigarette, your nicotine fix is so easy.

Also, with a pipe, you don’t inhale, so it’s easier on your lungs too.

". . . elle, suivant l’usage des femmes et des chats qui ne viennent pas quand on les appelle et qui viennent quand on ne les appelle pas, s’arrêta devant moi et m’adressa la parole"—Prosper Mérimée

[nycmgtowParticipant 30]

Thanks for the tips man. I’m at home watching mgtow videos, just finished a pack… I’m thinking not to buy another pack…

[HitmanParticipant]

coffee and a cigarette apon waking up .
then use a VAPORIZER ,get a kangertech ..about 60 $
after you get tired of buying e-juice to vape,
you tube d.i.y. make e-juice..
easy and inexpensive..
slowly lower your nicotine intake that way..
take aspirin in between coffee for any headaches..
drink lots of water and minimize caffeine SLOWLY..
walk a lot and rest up..
these are props we use because we are NOT WELL RESTED .
and don’t kick yourself for ANY OF THIS !!!

[MattNYCParticipant 2329]

nycmgtow wrote:

I spend $25 a day on coffee and cigarettes.
Anyone experience anything similar?
I have dealt with addiction and have 3 years sober.

Hey NYCMgtow, nice to see another city mgtow here.

I threw out my last pack about 7.5 months ago, so have some perspective. I quit because smoking, for me, is an addiction, and i hate being addicted to anything. That’s it. Similar to alcohol (i’m sober a bit over a year), i saw all the signs of self-justification, denial, not knowing when “enough was enough”, negative physical side-effects, etc.

Anyway, that’s what did it for me. That and EasyWay, by Alan Carr. That motherf~~~er’s a genius. It took me a few hours to read the book. And that made it much easier. Not that it was easy – it wasn’t, but entirely doable.

Also, support group of whatever flavor if that helps. I like http://www.reddit.com/r/stopsmoking – has some pretty cool people, and not preachy bulls~~~ or anything.

Have you decided on quitting yet, or picked a start date?

[nycmgtowParticipant 30]

Thanks for the tips man. These are great. I have not smoked since last afternoon. Have not bought a pack 🙂

[nycmgtowParticipant 30]

Hey MattNYC,
Thanks for this. Great tips. We seem to have a lot in common. We should consider meeting up some time.

[Anonymous 7]

Keymaster wrote:

Everybody needs a vice. Come on! Don’t be so hard on yourself. Have a cigarette. Just don’t have 10. Have a cookie, just don’t eat the whole box. Everything in moderation.

Yep

I smoke any were from 0- 4 cigarettes a day for the past year and ill have weeks and months were I dont have any.

Dont deny yourself tiny indulgences especially when youre going through s~~~ because you could die or life in America could change instantly.

When people ask me if Im a smoker. I say “Only when I smoke”

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