Instead of one big thing. Im gonna do 100 small things. Ill start with 10 now. (Part One)
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Once you get out of the addiction, it'll be worth it. Just fight the temptation with a hobby.
Or do the other things on your list, to distract yourself from smoking, i might be able to help you out on getting better in csgo.
but you....
...you've done some burning hot things and left your friends to blame, if i recall correctly.
so yes, had.
i have no idea why i tell people that story when they always end up using it against my
Call me crazy, but I have found psychedelics to be quite useful as a tool in quitting cigarettes, booze, ect. Psilocybin can be an extremely powerful tool to get in touch with your true self, identify faults, and formulate meaningful solutions. I used to smoke cigarettes, drink, do coke, smoke weed, and eat terribly unhealthy food. After a few heroic psilocybin sessions (obviously not in a short time span), I have quit smoking both cigarettes and weed, quit doing coke, stopped eating bad foods, don't drink, and oddly enough have even changed up my tastes in music and entertainment. I have become more in touch with my inner self. You may be a bit too young to try a heroic mushroom session, but if you aren't too young, it is life changing. By heroic I am referring to a dose of 5 grams or more. First time heroic doses are usually 4.5-5 grams dry. My first heroic was 50 grams wet. All words and reality were gone on that one. Complete and total ego death. Only when the falsities of our ego melt away can we find our true selves. Of course many of you will think I am some sort of crazy druggie for even suggesting this kind of thing. However there are many scientific and academic backings for what I am saying. Everyone needs to find their own path though. I merely pointed a direction. I will not urge you to walk it, but merely ask you to consider possibilities.
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If you're smoking more than one a day you're probably already hooked. It's easy to not do it constantly when you just take a smoke every few weeks or even months, because, honestly they don't do anything. Quitting an addiction doesn't mean stopping forever, you just need to stop the need to smoke when you FEEL you HAVE to smoke. Because you never have to smoke.
I used to grow "Shitake" mushrooms, but never really had enough at one time to do anything like that.
:seriously::confused::seriously::confused::seriously::confused::p:p:p:p shitake...
I actually heard the same stuff on a podcast earlier in the week. People in a case study took a dose and gradually shifted how they were living / personality for the better over the following year. Described as a therapeutic sort of thing.
You do realise that shiitake are not psychoactive, they do taste nice though.
Bill Wilson the founder of Alchoholics annonymouse believed lsd could help recovery from alcoholism
Everytime I have taken lsd it changed my perception of life, not while 'under the influence' but coming out of the tunnel at the end. really hard to explain, a true paradigm shift. its like it changes a frequency inside you or explained another way, removes a filter from your mind.. But I would say to anyone, don't take that shit, it does fuck your head up, I'm not called Maddo for nothing.
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Anyway, drug debate over... we will let terdy get on with making more of his 'to do' lists
You've made so many threads I am now convinced your trolling or looking for pity. Please, we have given you all the advice we could, either do something or accept your life as is and stop making so many threads. I know it sounds harsh but if you were serious you would have taken some of our advice. I know I sound like a douche and "I dont understand" but I understand more than you could know. You either have to decide to be uncomfortable for a long time, or be the man you are now.
Im sorry if you find this pathetic, I am a pathetic person, now go fuck yourself sir.
This one isn't mainly about the weight, its about changing my life one small step at a time, instead of something big I focus my energy and time into, one small thing that takes a small amount of time, but helps on the large scale.
I bet none of these kids, OP, have ever touched a cigarrete. You wouldn't brag about it if you "smoke so much."
It wasn't my point to insult you, but even the smallest kiddo can see that these threads are made for attention.