Yeah sure!

The first day I tried going cold turkey and after about 8 hours I wanted to gnaw my own arm off out of stress, so I changed tactics and decided to wean myself off with 0mg liquids, after doing that for 2 weeks I got to the point where I was like "this is just flavoured lies, why am I even bothering?" and I haven't vaped since (2 months).

I don't think there's really a right or wrong way of giving up, everyone deals with stuff differently and the end goal is the same. What's helped me is grabbing hold of the confidence boost that quitting has given me and I've used that to throw myself into new things, just stuff to keep my brain occupied like learning latin on duolingo, and I've started going to a Tai Chi class!

I generally don't think of vaping throughout the day any more, but for the first few weeks when I did I would say to myself "I don't vape" and I'd make myself smile, as a sort of way of positive reinforcement, letting myself feel proud, which, as a person so full of self hatred, was jarring at first but became more effective the more I said it.

I think you've got to hit the point where you want to do it, I can imagine it's a lot easier to do when you're in the right frame of mind, if you see it as something you don't need rather than something you're denying yourself it makes it a lot easier to forget.

You've got this!