god help me
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When I was 20, I had a cocker spaniel that would sit next to me on the steps outside while I smoked. He sniffed my cigarette once and burned his nose. He never sniffed my cigarette again.
People like us don't learn so easily.
We can stop burning our noses once we realize that the same thing always happens every time we repeat the same action. Eventually the discomfort of doing something different becomes more attractive than the familiar pain of staying the same.
Dig into your outpatient as if your life depends on it (because it does). We need the help of those who have succeeded where we have failed. If we want what they have, it's a good idea to do what they've done.
You got this, man. don't forget the suffering and you won't have to repeat it
People like us don't learn so easily.
We can stop burning our noses once we realize that the same thing always happens every time we repeat the same action. Eventually the discomfort of doing something different becomes more attractive than the familiar pain of staying the same.
Dig into your outpatient as if your life depends on it (because it does). We need the help of those who have succeeded where we have failed. If we want what they have, it's a good idea to do what they've done.
You got this, man. don't forget the suffering and you won't have to repeat it
OD's spot on, never give up if you trip you get your arse up and try again, you can do this my friend stick with it, take care now and stay safe.
Keep trying, don't be *too* hard on yourself, and you WILL get this right. 