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Miri
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This is something I saw and thought it was interesting. Maybe we can all
learn from the responses.
learn from the responses.
- Start lifting weights (so that the next time someone bullies you you can threaten to throw them down the stairs, and won't have to actually try as they will believe you)
Maybe not a biblically sound advice![]()
I would warn myself about certain things, but I never listened to anybody when I was younger, so it wouldn't have done me any good.This is something I saw and thought it was interesting. Maybe we can all
learn from the responses.![]()
So did you finally quit? I quit. I had a headache for about a week, but I quit.I would say to myself do NOT even think about drinking coffee you are going to be hooked and unable to ever quit in the future and it will be something you very much regret ever doing because it will be to strong of an addiction to be able to stop.
However knowing me back then I could care less what advice is given to me so......
I have tried to quit but I can't my friend even used the placebo effect on me switching all my coffee with coffee free from caffeine for three months but when I found out I went straight back to it. I was apparently clean but my body still craved it and sadly my greatest weakness is self control I have begged God to clean me from the addiction but nothing doing so farSo did you finally quit? I quit. I had a headache for about a week, but I quit.
It takes some effort and it's well worth it. I don't even eat chocolate, because chocolate has caffeine, and it doesn't do any good to give up coffee if you're going to drink caffeinated soft drinks or tea.I have tried to quit but I can't my friend even used the placebo effect on me switching all my coffee with coffee free from caffeine for three months but when I found out I went straight back to it. I was apparently clean but my body still craved it and sadly my greatest weakness is self control I have begged God to clean me from the addiction but nothing doing so far
It takes some effort and it's well worth it. I don't even eat chocolate, because chocolate has caffeine, and it doesn't do any good to give up coffee if you're going to drink caffeinated soft drinks or tea.
I would say to myself do NOT even think about drinking coffee you are going to be hooked and unable to ever quit in the future and it will be something you very much regret ever doing because it will be to strong of an addiction to be able to stop.
However knowing me back then I could care less what advice is given to me so......
I sort of miss chocolate, but I'm probably 20 pounds lighter on account of it.I believe that one day God will help me to be cured of my addiction and I bet by then I will be to terrified to even eat chocolate or drink soda for fear of getting addicted again lol
Why would you want to quit drinking coffee?!
I only drink it for the caffeine not the taste unless of course it's starbucks I got hooked on that recently. My caffeine addiction is pretty bad I can drink 3 44 ounce coffees in day and that is normal for me it's that bad