You need to get rid of those cigarettes. Quitters don't keep them around. Find something to do rather than dwell on smoking. Go for a walk, call a friend.

I agree with Grannie, get rid of the cigarettes. They are to easy to get a hold of during cravings and weakness. I had a whole carton right before I quit. I gave it to a friend of mine who smoked. Start a bonfire with them to show yourself how strong you are. But stand away from the smoke. We are all proof that quitting smoking will not kill you, yes you may want to die sometimes but that to shall pass. Good luck.

Oh if I had them in the house no way would I make to tomorrow being a month!!! This is already hard enough, Unless u like torture? hahahahah
Joanna

I am not living with enemy.I am not so strong to live with cigarettes.I am new and I know that this enemy is too power and waiting to get me

I agree. I do not think I am strong enough to have them tempting me nearby. Although I really like challenges, I think I would be afraid I would fail. Why not consider getting rid of all the cigarettes in your house so you would not be constantly tempted?

Yeah- that wouldnt work for me either.

Hell, I cant even resist chocolate in my house and cigs are much more addictive!!!

throw them out.

There's an expression in AA - if you sit in a barbershop long enough - you're gonna get a haircut.
Let those cigarettes dance around in your mind and keep them just an arm's reach away and you are literally "playing with fire" (excuse the pun).
As the Lord's prayer says: "lead us not to temptation but deliver us from evil". Those cigarettes lurking in your house are a flashing neon sign reading "temptation" in my humble opinion,.
I think you might be reluctant to dispose of the smokes because you still have reservations about your quit. This is understandable. We all have experienced the terror of giving up an addiction! It is like leaving us with a huge gaping whole in ourselves!
However - half measure avail us nothing. They do not avail us 'half" - they avail us "nothing". The quit must be 100% or there is likelihood the quit will be zero.

Remember darling - quitting is just one day at a time. So even if you toss all your cigarettes - no worries about letting go. You can buy cigarettes any time you wish to IF you decide the quit isn't what you want. If you choose to start smoking again - it is just a mere matter of minutes to replenish your stock any time you want.
But for today - if you truly want to quit smoking - the "enemy" has got to go. Remove as many obstacles you can as you continue on your journey. It takes courage to do this and it is a real turning point in your recovery to let go completely...just for today.
Keep the faith and deliver yourself from evil.
Love ~ RW

well I was thinking that It was a challange to show how strong is my will power is but I was convinced by your posts about getting rid of my storrage.And did 10 min. ago.Thank you for all your posts I please keep in mind that I have a great respect on your life experience and knowledge that's why I did as you said.BTW I still nicotine free:) 16th day now :))