To live a long life, one must first quit smoking and drinking.
Lighting cigarette after cigarette, repeating this process day after day, is undoubtedly the most tedious thing in the world.
Never question the decision to quit smoking.
The smoke swirls and my lungs and heart chill; once nicotine enters, there is no return.
Discard smoking implements such as lighters, ashtrays, and cigarettes to reduce "conditioned reflexes." After meals, choose to drink water, eat fruit, or take a walk to replace the habit of having a cigarette after eating. In the initial stage of quitting, drinking more fruit juice can help alleviate nicotine withdrawal symptoms.
As long as you hold out for three weeks without smoking, your body's physical craving for nicotine will gradually disappear.
At the most critical moment of quitting, even a single puff can render all previous efforts in vain.
If a husband quits smoking and drinking for his wife, and the wife remains virtuous for her husband, isn't that considered fair?
A smoke-free world is clear and refreshing.
For refreshment, plain tea is sufficient; for sorrow, friends are better; why suffer by smoking?
I had a long, sweet dream. I dreamed that I gave up trying to hold onto you, that we reconciled and loved each other again, that we embraced and kissed intimately, that you were still caring yet playful and willful, and that I was cold on the outside but warm on the inside, with a childlike temperament yet unusually obedient and affectionate. I dreamed of eating together, of you urging me to quit smoking, and of you leaving early for something else. In the dream, I was like a joyful child; the scenes were so real that it made me want to cry.
Smoking does not help you relax; it only gradually destroys your willpower. Quitting smoking can help you restore your will and confidence.