vaping has become boring to me, but I'm still not tempted to pick up analogs either. I don't have nicotine fits or cravings at all anymore. After a long night at my homie's party last Saturday night, I completely forgot to pack up my Riva to bring back to campus for the week. Normally, I would have driven all the way back to get it if I was feeling as addicted to it as I was that Friday, but instead, I told my brother that he can use it all he wants and to just change the cart when he wants to vape it, and that he could help himself to any and all of my juices and that I was not concerned with going back to get it to have here for the week. I haven't missed it, 'nor have I been having nicotine cravings. Furthermore, this is the first time I've made a post on this website all week when, normally, I used to stay on every chance I got every day.
I thought people on news interviews and those "quit smoking with e-cigs?" reviews were complete bull..... I was wrong. I instantly kicked my addiction to analogs the day I bought an electronic cigarette and I kicked my habit of vaping about a month after I started. I'm very proud of myself and I feel very accomplished!
I still vape every now and then, of course, but it's nothing like it was. I don't feel the need to obsess over it like I used to and carry it with me 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If I don't have it on me and I'm completely cut from nicotine for the remainder of the day, it doesn't bother me. I usually don't even think about it!
I was more or less vaping just to have a cheaper substitute for cigarettes that I could use more conveniently. I never thought my cravings and my nicotine addiction would go away, quite literally, overnight.
VAPING RULES!! If the FDA cannot see that these things are extremely safe and that they DO help people hack their nicotine addictions, then they just aren't trying hard enough. I think it's just some big conspiracy to keep the tobacco companies from going out of business. They dis this absolutely perfect product because of the tobacco industry in general. I mean... Tobacco is HUGE. It's like gasoline. What would happen if people discovered a way to run ALL cars by using ONLY solar energy, or water, or a combination of both? What if people began using solar energy to power their houses, which would result in the power companies paying us as opposed to us paying them? Tobacco falls right into the middle of it. This is all just my personal opinion, of course, so don't take it too seriously.
Anyway, I'm very glad that my body is no longer controlled by a chemical and that I'm saving tons of money and improving my health while doing so.
I thought people on news interviews and those "quit smoking with e-cigs?" reviews were complete bull..... I was wrong. I instantly kicked my addiction to analogs the day I bought an electronic cigarette and I kicked my habit of vaping about a month after I started. I'm very proud of myself and I feel very accomplished!
I still vape every now and then, of course, but it's nothing like it was. I don't feel the need to obsess over it like I used to and carry it with me 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If I don't have it on me and I'm completely cut from nicotine for the remainder of the day, it doesn't bother me. I usually don't even think about it!
I was more or less vaping just to have a cheaper substitute for cigarettes that I could use more conveniently. I never thought my cravings and my nicotine addiction would go away, quite literally, overnight.
VAPING RULES!! If the FDA cannot see that these things are extremely safe and that they DO help people hack their nicotine addictions, then they just aren't trying hard enough. I think it's just some big conspiracy to keep the tobacco companies from going out of business. They dis this absolutely perfect product because of the tobacco industry in general. I mean... Tobacco is HUGE. It's like gasoline. What would happen if people discovered a way to run ALL cars by using ONLY solar energy, or water, or a combination of both? What if people began using solar energy to power their houses, which would result in the power companies paying us as opposed to us paying them? Tobacco falls right into the middle of it. This is all just my personal opinion, of course, so don't take it too seriously.
Anyway, I'm very glad that my body is no longer controlled by a chemical and that I'm saving tons of money and improving my health while doing so.
