I have been spending 60% of my wage on nothing for 8 years

[lisac]

@jeplet Look at it this way, you would've wasted that money anyway

 

[studyingreligion]

@jeplet Congratulations on quitting two extremely difficult habits to break.

Try not to dwell on the past, and instead be inspired by what this means for your future. No doubt the cloud being lifted from ceasing those two activities will also contribute to a successful future!

 

[dreamerxiaoq]

@jeplet Well done!

 

[tobin1126]

@jeplet Not to mention you will be feeling and breathing better. When I quit weed I realized I was way more onto it and had ideas and motivation again.

 

[jeffriesw]

@jeplet Epic stuff! Well done.

Although you might stand here now saying “I should’ve quit earlier” you will definitely be standing there in many years time saying “I’m glad I quit when I did”.

 

[drolled99]

@jeplet I have found Dr. Peterson to be useful.

Good luck.

 

[justhappeneduponthis]

@jeplet Don’t waste the time you have left. Remember the lessons from your past and leave them there, good job beating addictions,
Move forward by one step at a time. It’s your feet.

 

[leonardodicaprio]

@jeplet That's really great to hear. You've got a lot of willpower. Hopefully having all this money will make your life better.

 

[qryan]

@jeplet Congrats, in addition to the $, your health throughout your life is going to be so much better. Both your wallet and your body will thank you

 

[saintofgod]

@jeplet Sunk cost fallacy mate. You may be looking at the past with regret, but you need to simply leave that behind and focus on how you are going to be the best possible person in the future. It looks like you are following this path now, so all the best with your future!

 

[prettywoman]

@jeplet Quitting cigarettes and weed? That must’ve been hell!!! Well done.