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does take a few months for the nicotine cravings to fully disappear. persistent bitch chemical
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@meso Imagine being mogged by proprietary bug poison that hard.
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Francis Edward Dec
jimmy@new.asbestos.cafe
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BULLSHIT. It's not the fucking nicotine it's your retarded brain being BORED and looking for cheap dopamine. It takes at much one week to get over chemical dependence, beyond that it's just your brain being its worst enemy.
BULLSHIT. It's not the fucking nicotine it's your retarded brain being BORED and looking for cheap dopamine. It takes at much one week to get over chemical dependence, beyond that it's just your brain being its worst enemy.
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@meso apparently the craving for cigs never completely goes away
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@jimmy @meso It takes several months for nicotinic receptors to go back to normal after ceasing smoking; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicotine_dependence?useskin=monobook#Biomolecular
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@jimmy this is true, but like
after one week, you get over the chemical dependence and you've basically quit
but i've noticed that right now my desire to smoke cigs is much different from the desire to smoke cigs say 3 months ago
after one week, you get over the chemical dependence and you've basically quit
but i've noticed that right now my desire to smoke cigs is much different from the desire to smoke cigs say 3 months ago
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@snacks "ONCE A SMOKER ALWAYS A SMOKER!"
"You never really stop wanting cigarettes, you know?"
"It's really hard to quit smoking"
"You never really stop wanting cigarettes, you know?"
"It's really hard to quit smoking"
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@snacks this is an example of people going down a retarded mental path
if you do something for a long time, you will always be able to look back on it and your brain will always remind you of it. cigarettes are no exception. just because you think of smoking cigarette doesn't mean "the cravings never really go away". You can turn it into "the cravings never really go away", the brain is a powerful enemy of itelf. but at its core it's a simple mental process of remembering that you once did something. it's just people who fall for the meme that make themselves believe it is anything more than that
if you do something for a long time, you will always be able to look back on it and your brain will always remind you of it. cigarettes are no exception. just because you think of smoking cigarette doesn't mean "the cravings never really go away". You can turn it into "the cravings never really go away", the brain is a powerful enemy of itelf. but at its core it's a simple mental process of remembering that you once did something. it's just people who fall for the meme that make themselves believe it is anything more than that
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zelyonka 🇨🇳 
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
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@meso I quit smoking more than 6 months ago and I still have dreams where I'm smoking cigs lel
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@VIPPER yeah ive had those. i wanted to smoke the other day i think but uh it's different now. it's not the same kind of wanting to smoke as just a couple months ago
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@VIPPER i don't think having a dream about smoking is the same as craving nicotine. i think it's like, if you were driving a car for a couple years, not driving anymore doesn't make you not think about it. it's the same for everything. i don't think it's a chemical thing, i think it's just normal
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june baby
ctr@clubcyberia.co
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