You can't delete the wanting on command — but you can stop obeying it. A craving is a suggestion from a hijacked reward system, not a need. Each time you feel it and don't act, the wanting gets a little quieter.
Make the urge boring: don't dramatize it, don't fight it, just watch it rise and fall for 60 seconds. Cravings can't hold peak intensity — they burn out. Do that enough times and the urges fade.
StopMe turns each urge into a quick, winnable 60 seconds — and every win weakens the wanting.
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