because alcohol/tobacco/drugs literally kills gains

"straight edge... No vegans allowed" ? I think there's a chinck in you ruller

>>38951837
I used to do LSD, MDMA, DMT, Cannabis, Alcohol, Cocaine, Methamphetamine, Adderall, Ketamine, and anything else I could get my hands on.

Now I smoke tobacco only.

I just need to quit smokes and I'm in the club.
>inb4 degenerate never gonna make it etc

>>38952030
Straight Edge doesn't mean you have to be vegan, it's mostly just a leftist teen meme though. While vegan food is good, vegans themselves are a disease.
Vegetarians are ok though.

>>38952084
You should stop smoking, great job quitting the rest though.

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>>38952084
Was straight up alcoholic and smoker but cut all that out, It's far better being clean. Even just 2 days of not smoking makes a world of difference with gym.

>>38952105
>>38952137
Thanks for the inspiration, I certainly need to quit.
It's preventing me eating as much as I should be.
I already have Allen Carr's Easyway, but after the first attempt it seems harder.

Any advice? It's my 24th this week so I'm gonna quit then. Tips for staying strong?

>>38952204
I don't know since I've never been addicted to smoking myself, but I think getting rid of bad habits is a very individual process.

Personally I'm a active in politics (outside of being a keyboard warrior) and I hold dear political views which are very strongly against bad habits & preach a healthy living and the building of a strong body as a representation of a strong psyche, so whenever I feel like doing something which I personally think is destructive I just fall back on my views and most of the times it helps immensely, causing me to do something productive instead of something destructive.

I'm assuming your life isn't very influenced by religion or politics though, so look for something else that matters a lot to you (i.e family or some interest like lifting) that can help you stay motivated and that you can fall back on when it get's difficult, smoking is a serious health problem after all, especially if you have a history of lung cancer in the family like I do.

>>38952269
My whole family smokes, so getting away from it is hard. But I am determined to quit. I will do my best Anon, if I manage it you will see a post in the next few weeks of me celebrating my newly found clean edge'ness.

Wish me luck.

>>38951837
>been straight edge for 3 years now

and I am so straight edge, that I have this woodyknows filter for second hand smoke. Shit kinda sucks though, I am trying to leave the job that has thse tons of smokers inside of it because they are dirty and smell bad.

>eating clean
>sometimes do drink coffee (since caffeine is not that horrible actually, as long as you do it outside of your sensitive circadian rhythm times)
>low/no sugar diet along with eating clean diet
>tons of diverse foods/supplements
>no alcohol
>try to get 15 minutes a day sunlight exposure
>no cheatdays

the only thing I am kinda worried about is cheese. Since I dont eat sugars, I have found cheese, especially the smelly kinds of cheese to be extremely tasteful.

>I don't drink because it kills muh gains
>It's definitely not because I don't have any friends

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>>38951837
Straight edge is the dumbest shit out there.

It only serves as a thing former drug fueled hooligans and punk kids can use to rally around, have a moral high ground, and use to distinguish themselves as a group or an individual. This is nothing new, but it's still retarded.

I don't use drugs but straight edge kids need to die.

I am

I was straight edge for about a year. Some shrooms were available, so I did them a few times, and those few times were actually very rewarding experiences. I ended up smoking some pot shortly after the few trips and have slept so well each time I've smoked, which is great because often after I work out hard, I cannot sleep. So whatever, I smoke pot, feel a lazier and less motivated, but still working out and getting better sleep.