Hi VASmurfie.
There are always going to be emotions in our lives. Happy, sad, angry, etc. You can't let emotion, or anything else for that matter, break a quit. These things are always going to be there. You've got to find another way to deal with them.
Quitting is a choice. You choose to quit, or you choose to smoke. No matter what happens, the choice is yours. You can't blame smoking on anger or your mother or a co-worker or a boss. Those are things the junkie is using to justify getting another fix. That's it and that's all.
Get your coping mechanisms in place. Use all the tools on this site.
Good luck.
Jags
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