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Originally Posted by Frankster
Cecil - I think all of this could be stopped if you would just admit that instead of quitting smoking - which you are clearly not - you are aiming to be a social smoker instead of full time smoker.
In the AA program, when you "fall off the wagon" and have just 1 drink, you are no longer sober and have to start counting your sobriety from the next day.
By most peoples standards, you have not been "sober" for 2 weeks now, you have been "sober" for 2 days.
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I think AA is BS. I could give a crap how they calculate it. I'm not powerless and I don't need to submit to God.
And call it whatever you want I really don't care. My goal is to no longer have an addiction to nicotine. Pretty simple.
Not sure why a bunch of people who have no vested interest in this and are basing this on nothing more than opinion and conjecture are lectureing me.
I post in this thread to help kick the habbit. If it is going to get hijacked I'll just stick to the Social Group Pylon started.
As long as I'm not smoking on any sort of regular basis (less than once a month), not buying packs, not addicted to nicotine I'm pretty sure that means I've quit smoking.
But hey, if your MO is to try and knock my fight against addiction go ahead. It isn't going to stop me from beating this.