About six years ago, I woke up one morning, realized that I didn't have any cigarettes left, and decided that it was easier to quit than to go buy more, so I did. It was remarkably easy.
About a month or so ago, I decided that caffeine wasn't having any positive effect on me, and all I was doing was fighting off withdrawals, so in the interests of removing my caffeine tolerance so that it could be useful to me in future, I decided to stop drinking it, and I did (with a one-week "OH MY GOD NOT THE HEADACHES" weening period of one can a day).
However, what they tell you about these things is rubbish. Quitting smoking didn't make me feel healthier and more spritely and give me my sense of smell back - it just made me feel like eating all the time. Quitting caffeine didn't make me feel vigorous and calm - I now just sleep for nine and a half hours a night.
This public service announcement bought to you by the man who took fifteen years to see a correlation between eating spicy food and getting stomach cramps six hours later. So you should probably ignore it.
5 comments:
caffiene totally screws with me these days..
I fancy Lucy - She makes me hair stand up on ends - So purdie - Do girls at google like it naughty?
Much Love
Jade
I like your duct tape mod.
anyway, I think that quitting helps you in terms of years not months.
Oh, man. I've got the spicy food and stomach cramp correlation. It took me a few years to figure it out, but now I know I do. I just never realize it until it's 6 hours later and I'm curled up in a ball on the floor wishing I was dead.
I just tried to quit drinking coffee and the headaches were terrible! I think the mental aspect of enjoying coffee makes me healthier than going without the caffeine and being pissed that I can't have it.
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