To live a long life, quit smoking and drinking first.
Lighting cigarette after cigarette and repeating this process every day is the most boring thing in the world.
Never doubt your decision to quit smoking.
Smoke drifts, lungs and heart turn cold; once nicotine enters, it never returns.
Throw away smoking accessories like lighters, ashtrays, and cigarettes to reduce “conditioned reflexes.” Replace the post-meal cigarette with drinking water, eating fruit, or taking a walk. In the early stages of quitting, drinking more juice can help alleviate nicotine addiction.
If you stick to it for three weeks without smoking, your body’s physiological craving for nicotine will gradually disappear.
At the most critical moment of quitting, even a single cigarette can render all previous efforts in vain.
A smoke-free world is clear and fresh.
For refreshment, drink clear tea; for comfort, seek friends; if smoking brings no benefit, what is the point?
I had a long, sweet dream. I dreamed of rejecting your retention, of reconciling and loving again, of embracing, kissing, and intimacy. I dreamed that you were still considerate, yet very mischievous and willful. I dreamed that I was cold outside but hot inside, childlike yet exceptionally obedient and dependent. I dreamed of eating together, of you forcing me to quit smoking, and of you leaving early due to prior commitments. In the dream, I was as joyful as a child, and the scenes were so real that they brought tears to my eyes.
Smoking does not help you relax; it gradually destroys your willpower. Quitting smoking helps you restore your willpower and confidence.