You are correct, sir. With time, your brain will disconnect the subtle cravings from the cigs. You'll still feel a dull pain but the urge to smoke will be gone.Darth Snootchie wrote:I don't think you ever do get over the cravings... it just gets easier to ignore them as time goes on. It's been two years for me, and sometimes I get an urge to have one, even now.blues2cruise wrote: Two years. Awesome. Why would you want to wreck that? Aren't you over the cravings yet?
I tried earnestly for at least 6 years to quit. I went thru several tons of nicorette gum and thousands of patches. I only succeeded when I came to realize that cold turkey was the way I was gonna be successful. I hurt like hell for about a year and then it started tappering off. At 2 years, I was totally over them. Even tho I still have a dull nicotine craving and still subconsciously inhale in the presence of cigarette smoke, the urge is totally under control and I'll never smoke another because I know there's no such thing as just one. I fought a long hard battle to defeat them and I'm not going back.