You, sir, are an EXCELLENT candidate for becoming a dripper.
Dripping is extremely low maintenance, super easy to change flavors, and kinda fun.
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Dripping is extremely low maintenance, super easy to change flavors, and kinda fun.
Haha I actually made this thread a while ago
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/410463-officially-dripper.html
I am at 2.5 months and going through a similar crisis, I do all the things I should do, I change and rebuild atty's, switch out flavors brush often, rinse with alcohol mouthwash and everything seems bleh... for the first time in 2 months I am thinking about cigarettes again.
I realize though, having quit many times in the past 45 years that I have always "hit the wall" at about this point and it was tougher to get by than when I originally quit.
So I ordered up a Vamo to "supercharge" my juices and I am ordering different flavors than I have ever vaped before, much stronger and spicier flavors. I also got bigger tanks, like the Protank and am vaping almost constantly but am determined to never smoke again.
I understand what you are going through, don't give up, vape what you like and lots of it, go for long walks, change some other patterns in your life to shake things up.
Reading these forums shows that there are thousands of people who have made it past this point and are still enjoying vaping, I have confidence this will be the case for me too.
Hang in There.
I realize though, having quit many times in the past 45 years that I have always "hit the wall" at about this point and it was tougher to get by than when I originally quit.
So I ordered up a Vamo to "supercharge" my juices and I am ordering different flavors than I have ever vaped before, much stronger and spicier flavors. I also got bigger tanks, like the Protank and am vaping almost constantly but am determined to never smoke again.
I understand what you are going through, don't give up, vape what you like and lots of it, go for long walks, change some other patterns in your life to shake things up.
Reading these forums shows that there are thousands of people who have made it past this point and are still enjoying vaping, I have confidence this will be the case for me too.
Hang in There.
Or you could just buy some 510 atomizers and eliminate the maintenance aspect.
Very true...but with $20 worth of wick and wire you can rebuild for probably about a year and save yourself a pretty big chunk 'o change.
I got a weird flavor when I used isopropyl alcohol, so now I boil my attys. Boil water, let them sit in it for a few minutes, air dry a bit, dry burn and everything is okay. I switched to rebuildables recently, so now I don't have to clean my coils, but still boil to clean and sterilize my RBA's.
I know the feeling on cutting back though. I go through phases where I vape heavily, then cut back a bit. I notice flavors start to taste the same, and I don't crave as much. Usually a week later I get stressed out at the world and need a way to calm down, so I vape heavily, slowly weening off until I don't vape anymore. I would like to switch to 0mg, or at least have some around because it isn't the flavor or feeling I dislike, it's the need not to have nicotine all the time. Try taking a week off, let your new juice steep a bit. Boil your attys, and then come back and vape again. If you still dislike it, then quit if you feel so. But, sometimes, a little bit of time is needed.
I know the feeling on cutting back though. I go through phases where I vape heavily, then cut back a bit. I notice flavors start to taste the same, and I don't crave as much. Usually a week later I get stressed out at the world and need a way to calm down, so I vape heavily, slowly weening off until I don't vape anymore. I would like to switch to 0mg, or at least have some around because it isn't the flavor or feeling I dislike, it's the need not to have nicotine all the time. Try taking a week off, let your new juice steep a bit. Boil your attys, and then come back and vape again. If you still dislike it, then quit if you feel so. But, sometimes, a little bit of time is needed.
Vaping is a high maintenance addiction. If I was using your equipment, I'd want to give up also. I rebuild all my atties now. It just makes it a bit more simpler.
I was told by someone I trust that has mentored many smokers through quitting by vaping that there are 3 danger points
3 days
3 weeks
3 months
Those 3 points roughly correspond to when the worst of the chemicals from smoking leave your body. Vape through them and by 4 months its pretty much done with.
FOr me 3 days and 3 weeks were nothing deals besides some odd dreams at 3 days and a fair week of insomnia at 3 weeks. Maybe what you guys are hitting is the 3 month. It owul dmake sense that it be plus or minus a week or 2 as everyone's body is different.
3 days
3 weeks
3 months
Those 3 points roughly correspond to when the worst of the chemicals from smoking leave your body. Vape through them and by 4 months its pretty much done with.
FOr me 3 days and 3 weeks were nothing deals besides some odd dreams at 3 days and a fair week of insomnia at 3 weeks. Maybe what you guys are hitting is the 3 month. It owul dmake sense that it be plus or minus a week or 2 as everyone's body is different.
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