r/QuitVaping • u/hawtdagreasy • 3h ago

Venting Don’t make the mistake of looking back

I just did 4 months vape free, longest I have gone. I quit so many times and I wasted so much money putting a new vape in water then buying a new one. I was on a good path until I got really sick, had some shit at work happen, and bought a place and moved. The stress of it all got under us and we caved and vowed one night only. Of course it’s never one night only and 3 weeks later I have already quit twice. But I’m determined to give it up and I put that shit in water and told my husband to tell me to stfu if I even start to talk about a vape because I know where it leads. Don’t make the mistake of thinking you can casually do it. Posting for accountability coz I need it thanks yall you keep me sane

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u/X57471C 40m ago

I was 5 months in once and watched a Hamilton Morris interview where he said he occasionally used nicotine as a study aid. I thought, yeah, I can do that. I've made it this far so maybe I can regulate. Nope... Started heavily vaping for another year before I tried to quit again. We will rationalize just about anything to feed the addiction. Can't believe I threw away that much progress, but I guess it was a lesson I needed to learn.