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Originally Posted by mandy
What I suggest is not give it up completely love. Why commit yourself to something you know you might not see through? not that i'm saying you wont see it through cos i have every faith in a person who wants something bad enough, they'll do everything in their power to make sure they get what they want and need.
However, my take on lent has recently been changed to not giving something up and making that committment just to be lax in the middle when my body starts craving whatever it is i've given up, but rather try to live a healthier lifestyle...no more junk food, no more fizzy drinks, try to smoke less, excercise more, whenever you feel the craving for a smoke or a fizzy drink or junk food, you put the amount of money that you would have spent in a jar and at the end of the week, give that money to a charity or the church or the poor.
well, thats how i'm going to try this lent...wherever i can, to just try and be an all round better person...
well, i wish you the best of luck in your endeavour. 
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The problem with that is that it's hard to go halfsies with cigarettes. Cutting back never works; it's all or nothing.
Cold turkey sucks. But if you're ready to quit, it beats smoking. If it doesn't, you're not ready to quit. That's the way I figure it, anyway.
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