Approximately three months ago, I decided to embark on the journey to quit nicotine.
Now, I know you might be thinking, Emma, your voice sounds like shit.
What are you smoking?
You're smoking something.
Your voice sounds like shit.
Well, I'll have you know that last Saturday, I drank a lot of wine and I was really feeling it, and I started singing karaoke with my friends and didn't stop for longer than I would have if I was sober.
Do you know what I mean?
It's crazy how long and hard you can sing when you're drunk versus when you're sober.
I won't even start singing karaoke when I'm sober.
I won't even start when I'm drunk.
I will absolutely start, and I won't stop until my vocal cords are destroyed.
So that's where I'm at today.
But anyway, I made an episode a few months ago called nicotine addiction.
Go take a listen if you haven't yet.
Where I sort of talked about my personal addiction to nicotine when it started, how it played a role in my life, why I hadn't decided to quit sooner.
And today's episode is going to be focusing more on my experience thus far.
Trying to quit.
I knew that quitting was going to be challenging because the statistics online are not very comforting.
Majority of people who try to quit nicotine fail and end up going back to it.
It's a very, very hard thing to quit.