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@jakersnake91-blog
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Story of my life lol
I think the sign of a true soulmate isn’t someone you just want to do the super cool stuff with. A real soulmate is the person who makes any ordinary day fun. Some people make all these huge plans to do with their special someone, fuck that. Find someone who you can take grocery shopping and still have a blast with. Find someone who makes you look forward to waking up on Monday.
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I found someone that makes me look forward to Thursday.
Get past the 2-week hump!
The first week after quitting smoking is the most difficult, but it gets easier and within eight to twelve weeks the comfort of the non-smoking lifestyle begins to take hold.
Since these first few weeks are critical, seek all the support from family and friends you can find. The side effects to quitting begin just four hours after your last cigarette, and they generally peak at three to five days, and then fade out after two weeks.
The chemicals in cigarettes build up in your mouth and lead to that offensive, putrid odor that smokers have when they breathe. Tar and nicotine stick to you teeth, gums, tongue and the sides of your cheeks, and this causes smoker’s breath to, quite frankly, stink. Smoking also leads to...
As with coffee, many smokers enjoy pairing cigarettes with a glass of wine or beer. (McClernon’s study found that alcohol makes cigarettes taste better, too.) After you stop smoking, holding a glass in one hand will make you want a cigarette in the other—and, to make matters worse, the alcohol...