【关于戒烟的英语日记】April 5, 2025

Today was another tough day. I tried to stay away from cigarettes, but the urge was really strong. It’s been a week since I decided to quit, and I can feel the changes in my body. My throat feels dry, and I have a headache most of the time. But I also feel more energetic than before. I didn’t realize how much smoking affected my daily life until now.

I wrote this diary in English because I want to improve my language skills. Sometimes, writing helps me think more clearly. When I write about my struggles, it makes me remember why I started this journey. I used to smoke when I was stressed or bored, but now I’m trying to find other ways to deal with those feelings. I’ve started going for walks and reading books instead of reaching for a cigarette.

Some days are better than others. Today, I managed to go through the whole morning without smoking. That felt like a small victory. I know it’s not easy, and there will be days when I fall back, but I’m determined to keep trying. I told myself that if I can survive one day without smoking, I can do it again tomorrow.

I also talked to my friend about quitting. He used to smoke too, and he shared his own experiences. He said the first few weeks are the hardest, but after that, it gets easier. I hope that’s true. I just need to stay focused and remind myself of the benefits—better health, more money saved, and a cleaner environment.

Even though it’s hard, I feel proud of myself for taking this step. Every small effort counts. I’ll keep writing in English every day, not only to improve my language but also to track my progress. I believe that with time and patience, I can finally say goodbye to cigarettes for good.

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