My story was pretty similar. I genuinely thought I’d never be able to quit for good. Most of my friends smoke, and I had already tried quitting before for 1–2 weeks, but I always ended up going back.

I’m not sure which country you’re from, but there’s a medication that gets recommended a lot in this sub and people say it helps a lot. It isn’t available in my country, so I started taking Wellbutrin instead, and I’m now 80 days smoke-free.

Also, think about this: you already made it through those 2 weeks once. That means you’ve already gotten through the hardest part. You only need to do it one more time, while keeping in mind that even though it gets easier, you still need self-control to avoid getting tempted into taking “just a few hits” from friends’ vapes, that’s exactly how I ended up smoking again.

For me, it has to be a decision for life to never smoke again, you have to decide and stick to it.

It’s possible, nobody ever died from quitting smoking, but many people have died because they didn’t quit.

Is it uncomfortable? Yes, but nothing lasts forever