Let me take a hit and think about the question.
Lately I've noticed that I rarely go anywhere without having a vaping device on me, and not even a half hour goes by where I don't take at least a few drags. In many ways, it's similar to the relationship I had with cigarettes - I have to have it around, kinda thing. It's a compulsive behavior that I'm not sure I'm comfortable with any longer.
Can anyone relate? Sometimes I feel like it'd be better to treat vaping as a ritualistic activity. Wake up in the morning, have a nice meditative session with my MVP and just "think" on things, put it down and get on with my day to maybe revisit for an afternoon session.
Seems like a good alternative to running around taking drags in the cold on my way to the store.
LOL ! Exactly!OCD... not at all... now where next... TOP, back, new post... sub-form... HEM... VW... CaliV... UKV... PIT... dry burn or just refill...
I have found that when I am out and about, running errands or whatever, I do not "crave" vaping like I craved cigs and couldn't wait to get home or to where I could smoke. I do vape a lot at home probably as much because I love the taste as because I want the nicotine. I don't usually take anything with me to vape when I am shopping or running to an appointment and don't really even think about it. I do take everything with me if I go to my son's and am going to be there all evening. But I don't vape constantly while I am there, either.
yea i know how you feel, just today i went through 3 18650 batteries on my mech mod...vaped nonstop
From what I've seen it appears that the vast majority of vapers become less "addicted" to vaping than they were to smoking.It's an interesting thing to bring up, I think. So many people on this forum are quick to herald vaping as the greatest thing since sliced bread, and while it is quite nice, it's important (at least to me) to point out potential problems that go along with it.