Easeir said than done. Just don't over think it. Focus on something else rather than your smoking. You have to test yourself anyways. If you feel you are strong enough, by all means go. If you truly feel it would be too hard for you, no sense subjecting yourself to that. Remember how hard its been these last few days. You're on the right track. Avoid creating complications for your road to recovery.
Many situaitons are out of our control. Your dilemna right now is absolutely preventable.
Best regards.
2006-09-15 08:03:55
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answered by *Ginelle* 3
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I have tried and failed many times to quit smoking...sigh. congrats for your 3 days of being smoke free! I think I would wait a little bit longer to test the water on the will power thing though. Wait until you are no longer thinking about the fact that you have quit smoking. Good luck!!!
2006-09-15 14:58:01
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answered by onewikkedwoman 3
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No,it's not. Three days isn't nearly long enough. Go home and chew some gum tonight,take the weekend off to suffer through
the remaining psychological withdrawal pangs. Or just tell your
friends not to give you any smokes if you do go out-although
you'll suffer, probably break down and have one at some point.
You need more time.
2006-09-15 15:06:20
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answered by Alion 7
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Don't go to the bar at all. All the second hand smoke is worst than you smoking. I think its GREAT that you have quit. Don't risk it on a whim. I will pray for you for help and guidance. Ask God to give you the strenght he will. I have been quit for 8yrs. only beacause God helped me. Good luck and God bless you.
2006-09-15 14:55:27
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answered by Purple Passion 3
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Three days isn't long enough. Give yourself a couple of weeks before testing your willpower like that.
2006-09-15 14:54:01
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answered by medic 5
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I would pass on going to the bar until your sure you can control the cravings
2006-09-15 14:51:01
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answered by Anonymous
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I dont think so...just the smell makes you want to have one. well of course the drinking too. if you TRULY want to quit you shouldnt go...not this soon
2006-09-15 14:53:41
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answered by diego~girl 4
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Probably not, but I've never been a smoker or a drinker.
2006-09-15 14:56:28
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answered by Andy H 1
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I don't think it's possible until you have gotten over the psychological addiction.
2006-09-15 14:51:42
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answered by Katyana 4
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You have no chance
2006-09-15 14:57:35
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answered by Rocky 3
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