PostHeaderIcon I’m a Quitter

Hello. My name is ImPerceptible and I’m a quitter. Yep, you heard me. I’m a quitter. If you don’t believe me, I can prove it. Here’s a list.

Things I have quit:

  1. Smoking – That was a nasty habit I wish I had never started.
  2. Drinking until I puke – MyHusband is not an enabler. Spending the night with your face pressed against the toilet is a fast way to learn the meaning of moderation.
  3. College – Three times.
  4. My job – Several times.
  5. Fishing – I don’t eat fish anymore and catch and release seems cruel.
  6. Eating raisins and peanuts – I guess I haven’t quit this, I just haven’t done it in a long time. It’s the ultimate in salty sweet goodness.
  7. Being too shy or embarrassed to ask for what I want in bed – Who knew men really like to know what you want. Even if Especially if it’s freaky.
  8. Picking a fight with my husband and grabbing my pillow and blanket to go sleep on the couch just because I want him to come in there and tell me he loves me and doesn’t want to sleep without me.
  9. Studying Karate and Judo – But I can still kick the hell out of something if I want to.
  10. Caring what people think about me.
  11. Not caring about what people think about me.
  12. Cleaning my house with harsh chemicals
  13. Being afraid of spiders

I’m sure there’s more. I’ll keep you posted. Any other quitters out there?

6 Responses to “I’m a Quitter”

  • Ed (zoesdad) says:

    Goodness! Have you ever finished anything?

    This past May–2 years no smoking
    This coming October–2 years no drinking
    And 7 years ago I quit going to the bathroom with the door closed. (Zoe is 7. Coincidence?)

  • Amelia says:

    You should make your husband sleep on the couch. That man has it too easy.

  • Whit says:

    I only quit jobs and hearts. That’s my thing.

    Whits last blog post..Sunday in a Sandbox

  • Ed – my kids are old enough that I can shut the door but when I do I feel kinda lonely.

    Good job on the no smoking and drinking! I’m sure you’re much better off and happier.

    Amelia – I agree, except he won’t go and he’s a foot taller and quite a bit heavier than me. The best I’ve managaged is to push him out of bed. Even then, he just got back in bed. Perhaps I should buy a taser.

    Whit – It always ends up being about your thing, doesn’t it?

  • Whit says:

    You say that like there was a time when it wasn’t about my thing.

    Whits last blog post..Homeless

  • Bad boy. Behave yourself.

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