Getting back on the wagon...

[JudgeSandman]

Anyone stop using analogs successfully and then end up going back? I quite after 4 years of smoking and was doing great with my ecig...then I got sick (this is after months of exclusive ecig use).

Long story short, I got rid of my ecig, switched to gum and was GOLDEN for about 1 month. Then I had a few too many with a tall blonde from Texas and ended up smoking American Spirits with her throughout the night and now I cannot seem to get off of them.

I bought a new ecig and am trying but it seems MUCH harder this time around, despite using the same liquid and ecig.

Any advice??

 

[Motivaper]

It ain't about how many times you fall off the horse, it's how many times you get back up!

 

[Rosa]

I guess it would depend on my equipment and e-liquid. At this point, I'm so over cigarettes that you couldn't pay me to smoke them.

It seems to me, that if you were really truly satisfied - more than satisfied - when you were using your e-cig before that you wouldn't have stopped using it to begin with and probably wouldn't have dreamed of smoking again.... maybe that's just me, though.

Of course I understand we are all different, but how was your first vaping experience? Did you absolutely love it, or did you tolerate it? Were you completely satisfied with no urge to smoke whatsoever? And what equipment and e-juice were you using? MG nicotine? And how long did you vape for? Did you view it as a stepping stone to a non-smoking life (an NRT) or did you use it as an alternative to tobacco cigarettes without intending to stop using it one day?

 

[GAC]

Try some new liquids and or maybe a different voltage, 3.7v and 5v mod boxs are cheap over at madvapes. I found that I am not satisfied with most standard ecigs, but a roughstack at 3.7v and a IKV shorty lr 801 atty and I am in heaven

Keep on trying, it is well worth it