Apathist spoke of a strong will in a different thread.

I have a question regarding the 'will' and 'will power'.

How can a person apply the will and will power in regards to quitting smoking. It seems that the brain is against a decision to quit, because it wants its fix.

You have to be a bit of a martyr, cause you aren't getting away from the smokers. E-cig for the nic, and watch how quick you actually don't need it. Gum for the oral fixation. The serious strong urge to smoke is like a cresting wave. Whether you cave or not, the wave goes away, somewhat.

Originally posted by apathist
You have to be a bit of a martyr, cause you aren't getting away from the smokers. E-cig for the nic, and watch how quick you actually don't need it. Gum for the oral fixation. The serious strong urge to smoke is like a cresting wave. Whether you cave or not, the wave goes away, somewhat.

Originally posted by chaney3
When you sober up, talk.

Originally posted by chaney3
When you sober up, talk.

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Blimey Mr Kettle.

I gave up smoking years ago, by will power alone. I also gave up eating meat at the age of 12, again by will power. (Bacon was a toughy).

Originally posted by apathist
I'm wondering, you give plates of food to your household?

Originally posted by DeepThought
Why? Are you going to see if Ghost wants a lodger?