I think you should give them up. Good luck!
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You’re such a little sexy man. What am I going to do with you?
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You have teeth and I have ankles. Looks like a problem that solves itself.
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LOL you’re the man. 
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I personally would advise against cold turkey. Try gradually cutting down instead over a long period of time until you are only having a couple a day. It worked for me.
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I don’t make new years resolutions, but when I quit smoking I decided I was going to do it when I turned 30, and I did. Cold turkey (After 10 years of multiple failed attempts).
Good luck if you do go for it!
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I missed the “quitting” and wondered why anyone would have a resolution to start smoking.
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Good luck! Ok quit about 5 years ago, I don’t miss it
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I feel like a broken record, but I found that quitting with a friend or life partner works best 
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Echoing the support! (I think I posted earlier in this thread, but I don’t remember, and I didn’t scroll up to see.)
I remember when I quit, for years I wanted to smoke every single day. I just didn’t, no matter how badly I wanted to.
I am not telling you this to be discouraging. I’m telling you so you don’t feel discouraged if your desire doesn’t go away for a long time, even after the nicotine is out of your body.
You just keep choosing not to. It’s simple, but really hard, unfortunately.
BUT I believe you can do it!!
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Hey @Bowens, good luck when you quit!
My vape died the other day and I didn’t have much of a choice about it 
It’s hard work but after the first 24-48 hours it gets easier. You’ll start feeling better and the cravings do go eventually. So good luck to you, and your mum too.
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Five bucks says the wife’s parents are the reason.
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You should try tobacco free nicotine pouches they work great and it’s really cheap I’ve been using them in place of vaping for months it’s probably the healthiest way to consume nicotine
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Highly recommend downloading some of those sobriety apps that keep a tally of all the things. Like, how much money you’ve saved, how many minutes it’s been, that sort of thing. There are a ton of options and if you’re at all competitive, they can be really helpful.
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Borrow from NLB app.
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Or borrow from library.
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Oh @LED mate! Thank you so much for the sobriety app idea. I just got a great one. I keep a mood diary on my phone and love it. Looking forward to using my sobriety diary too. Thanks again!
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