Condition your mind and get in the habit of breaking routines. Try to be more proactive.
Pack as
much variety in your day as you can to get as many experiences as possible. Live life fully and make
this a habit. Change starts with immersing yourself in new experiences and perspectives.
Have a high quality of life. Try to get a taste of good things and break out of a bad environment if
that is holding you back. Getting more good things in other aspects of life will help you
tremendously with quitting addiction.
Confide in someone else
It’s difficult to go through an addiction all by yourself. Confiding in
someone empathetic who you
trust can be very helpful. This makes it easier than shouldering the entire burden on your own, and
having someone who understands your situation may be able to guide you and help with decisions in
your best interest.
This could be a parent, significant other, or counselor/therapist.
It can be anyone you feel
comfortable telling who will be able to understand the situation. If you don’t feel comfortable going
to someone you know in real life, start by going online. You will be able to
find people to discuss
your situation with in forums, and find an accountability partner to guide you and help monitor
your progress.
If
this step is difficult, just start by journaling. Write what you feel down, at least not keeping
everything in your head. As you become more objective at understanding the problem, you will
know what the right steps are for you to recover.
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