I'm jonesing for everything right now: cigarettes, food, even things that are not normally my vices, alcohol and drugs. I've gotten involved in a fatal attraction. She was my workout partner at the gym. She gets extremely jealous to the point of picking up my workout equipment (like steps) and moving them towards her when I'm exercising next to another woman. She grunts and yells to get my attention and to throw me off step when she's angry. She sometimes even pretends to be physically hurt. I ignore her. The other day I had to duck, because she swung at me. Then two days later she feigned amnesia as I tried to get away from her when she was following me. She wanted to know why I was acting differently? What's really scary is that she claims to be straight as in heterosexual, because she's was brought up in the church and is very religious. So she tells me she wants to be with men. I accepted that at first. I really try to identify my dates as gay. I know I have no chance with straight women. However, then she started pursuing me and like a fool I let myself get caught, because the flirting felt so good. Some of the women called her out about her sexuality last week and she has been insane since. She has gotten very graphic about sex with men in the locker room with the other women and with me sitting there. I think some of the other woman may have been embarrassed too. But they should never have called out her begin with. Many have known her for 5-10 years and should have guessed that she really wasn't straight, but was struggling with her sexuality. (That's how I made the mistake of asking her out.) The homophobia, and my love for her, are just making her homicidal/suicidal. I'm feeling a little trapped. I'm paid up at the gym through December and need the exercise. Now I'm reverting back to old habits. I'm sitting at my desk reaching for my cigarettes (I don't have any) and am eating whatever my heart desires. I think I know that if I smoke, I then can't exercise. I'm just feeling really stressed, and I'm not sleeping. I spend the night wondering how to get out of it and where this is going to lead.
My Mileage:
My Quit Date: 5/1/2009
Smoke-Free Days: 429
Cigarettes Not Smoked: 12,012
Amount Saved: $5,105.10
Life Gained:
Days: 48 Hrs: 7 Mins: 34 Seconds: 20