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**Liaptoono** · 01-08-2010, 03:03 PM

I'm about to hit my 1 year smoke free after smoking for ~15 years.

One thing I have found is that it is easy to resist the urge to smoke now then it was when I was smoking.

Now, whenever I'm around a smoker and get that tiny little urge, I tell myself that I have two choices. I can either fight the urge now, or fight an urge that will be 100x worse if I were to start smoking again. It's one of the easiest choices I can make.

01-08-2010, 03:03 PM	#15
Liaptoono Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 679 Senior Member	I'm about to hit my 1 year smoke free after smoking for ~15 years. One thing I have found is that it is easy to resist the urge to smoke now then it was when I was smoking. Now, whenever I'm around a smoker and get that tiny little urge, I tell myself that I have two choices. I can either fight the urge now, or fight an urge that will be 100x worse if I were to start smoking again. It's one of the easiest choices I can make.
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