You don't say how long you've been
vaping. Two things come into play here that I can see... 1st, it takes TIME to find that flavor you love enough to want to use all day...
(actually, the second thing is a two parter)
2nd (part 1): You haven't quit smoking all the way yet, so your taste buds are still very much affected by smoking. It may be (not WILL be, but very well may be) almost impossible to really find a flavor you love, in fact, you aren't getting the true benefit of most flavors just yet. That makes it even harder to find a flavor you want to use all day long.
2nd (part 2): Even when you first do completely switch over to
vaping... it takes time for tastebuds to revive and your tastes are very likely to change dramatically several times. In the begining it is very common to switch flavors very frequently to help alliviate vapers tongue (a loss of flavor) becuase the initial hits of any flavor are going to taste stronger initially and then tend to fade. (By the way: I still freqently change flavors during the day, even though I do have one single flavor that is an ADV that I use most
throughout a day).
give yourself time... LOL
As for what got me off analogs... the ABILITY to get nicotiene and enjoy the vapor. If you take it for what it is and find the enjoyment NOW you will have a better chance of quitting, and THEN you'll eventually find that LOVED flavor.