Quitting for good or taking a break?
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Quitting for good or taking a break?
Recently I've decided to take a break from smoking, it hasn't been conducive to how my lifes been moving, I simply don't have the time to smoke like I use to. I'm not how permanent it is. Has anybody else had to stop at some point? what we're your reasons?
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Re: Quitting for good or taking a break?
Ive quit for work before, but never because of it interfering with my life. I always make sure that everything that needs to be done for the day that could not be done at maximum aptitude while high gets done before sparking up. I also quit for a year while on probation. If you need a break take a break. Best of luck.
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Re: Quitting for good or taking a break?
I usually take a break a month or so before tests, but I'm going into final year this September and it's a hell of a lot more important so i may take the full term off (12 weeks). I've taken that sort of break before and i has massive benefits in terms of memory, clarity and focus, so i know it'll be worth it. Until then, I'm likely to be on it near every day. I've never had a problem stopping so the need to quit has never worried me. After the first 3 days I'm usually back to normal and smoking cravings aren't there, however when i stop, i can't stop if there's smoke in the house otherwise I'll keep at it.
It all depends on your reasons and circumstances, what are yours? If its long term or quite serious, then you may have to quit. All depends man, everything's relative.
It all depends on your reasons and circumstances, what are yours? If its long term or quite serious, then you may have to quit. All depends man, everything's relative.
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Re: Quitting for good or taking a break?
I've quit on a few occassions for any number of reasons. Sometimes I needed to take a screen to get a job, or had to quit to get back down to earth when I took it a bit overboard (a bowl every 1 hour or so until I went to sleep then right back at it when I woke) or sometimes when I just wanted to revamp my tolerance. As it stands I smoke a couple of times a week, sometimes more when I have a little extra dough or if Im being more social than usual. That works for me. Good luck finding what works for you bro. 
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Re: Quitting for good or taking a break?
I've let it affect my life a lot and I've noticed it's held me back from opportunities. I'm also job searching, I'll probably find a middle ground later but I need some soberness for awhile.
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