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Profahoben_212i got gnarly bronchitis that almost hit pneumonia. Missing a comp and 2 weeks of skiing did it for me.
IsitWinterYet17Yeah totally forgot that you save a TON of money by quitting. If you're a 1 pack per day smoker, that equates to $2-4k per year depending where you live..
daannnnieeli've been smoking a pack a day for a couple years and have just realized i've smoked through at least 10 grand.
fuck me.
milk_manWow, that sounds painful. But don't forget about the time value of money.... If you're 25 that's like $160,000 at the age of 60, $320,000 at the age of 67
daannnnieeli'm 20 lol
daannnnieeli'm 20 lol
milk_manOk so $640,000 By the time you turn 71
e.moneyEveryone here is saying juul but they're still insanely addictive. If you're looking for a cigarette substitute go with juul, but if you looking to quit any kind of smoking all together, seek another method.
Fun story: my friend dropped acid and while he was tripping decided to quit smoking. Dude quit cold turkey the next day and claims he hasn't had a craving since.
simonshredsnah. i smoked half a juul pod once which is equal to like half a pack of cigerettes and i stopped the next day and never did it again, and i never felt the need for nicotine
CaseyThat's not really how addiction works but okay.
keithnollBro get a JUUL. sure you're trading addictions but I used to smoke cigs and the juul makes me sick even looking at cigs now
JohnBoleaI have finally decided today that I need to quit smoking cigarettes. What are things that have helped you guys?
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GoldFlameChainJuul
Lisa44I do hope you've not been smoking this year! For somebody who've just decided to quit too, I have some pieces of advice:)
According to my experience, it took 3 years in general. I either cut off smoking at once or reduced the number of cigarettes gradually but still started smoking after a while. Finally, I couldn't stand the fact of addiction and decided to "forget" about cigarettes once and for all.
Firstly, I started to take a break separate from the coworkers who smoked. It's important to reduce an opportunity even to smell cigarette smoke at an early stage.
Secondly, and it's not my credit, I was presented a vaporizer for my birthday. I've never believed it could help quit smoking but vaping became a crucial step in my fight. If it's intolerable to abandon a habit, at least you can make it less harmful. That was the best present because I finally stopped suffering and avoiding parties, people, and cigarette smoke.
Unfortunately, there are a looot of other techniques I didn't know before. And there are a lot of sites full of useful information. For example, this is a nice article "for beginners" https://vapingdaily.com/quit-smoking/ However, keep looking, there are a lot of great forums and people who are ready to help!
Now I know, non-smoking is possible and pleasant if you know what to do!
IsitWinterYet17Spammy spammer go home
Lisa44Seriously? Because I added a link to an article on the methods of quitting smoking?
Lisa44Seriously? Because I added a link to an article on the methods of quitting smoking?
