I quit because . . . .
I quit because . . . .
There's got to be a thread for this somewhere already, so sorry if there is.
Just fancied starting one as a place to set down some of the positives of quitting.
I'll kick it off then!
I quit because I want to have the energy to go to the gym and finally get in shape.
Just fancied starting one as a place to set down some of the positives of quitting.
I'll kick it off then!
I quit because I want to have the energy to go to the gym and finally get in shape.
........because I did not recognize that drunk in the mirror - literally. The moral decay of my life was gut wrenching to witness, and certainly to live.
My values and beliefs no longer where aligned with my actions and behaviors. I had become a terrified, scared rabbit inside the exterior of a wolf.
Keep coming back......
My values and beliefs no longer where aligned with my actions and behaviors. I had become a terrified, scared rabbit inside the exterior of a wolf.
Keep coming back......
Excellent thread Jack. Thank you.
I quick because I was tired of discovering there was no "rock bottom." Only shallow floors in a pit that ends with death. I was afraid if I crashed through the floor I'm on now, that's I would simply give up and welcome the end.
I quick because I was tired of discovering there was no "rock bottom." Only shallow floors in a pit that ends with death. I was afraid if I crashed through the floor I'm on now, that's I would simply give up and welcome the end.
I quit because I had damaged vital organs by drinking 12 servings of vodka every night for ten years.
I quit because I didn't want to due in my early thirties.
I quit because the daily hangovers became unbearable.
I quit because I wanted to have some control in my life and good days rather than struggling through each day hungover.
I wanted my brain back and the fog to go away.
I was sick of pounding headaches.
I was sick and tired of feeling sick and tired.
I quit because I didn't want to due in my early thirties.
I quit because the daily hangovers became unbearable.
I quit because I wanted to have some control in my life and good days rather than struggling through each day hungover.
I wanted my brain back and the fog to go away.
I was sick of pounding headaches.
I was sick and tired of feeling sick and tired.
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