Getting tired of vaping...

[mar*vel]

So I was just wondering if anyone else is going through the same experience I am. I was a mid-to-heavy smoker and I quit one year ago when I decided to give vaping a go. It got me off cigarettes immediately and I was obsessed with it from the start. I was vaping the mid-level nicotine strength.

About 3 months ago, I switched to 0 nicotine because I noticed I was getting more flavor from juices with no nicotine. Then I started noticing I wasn't really using my e-cig as often. I can only assume it is because I no longer crave the nicotine. But considering my obsession with vaping, I never imagined that I would want to stop doing it even if I weaned myself off of the nicotine. Several of my friends who never smoked a day in their life vape 0mg all day long. I tried vaping with nicotine juices just to see if it would make me get into it again, but my throat was in pain the next morning.

Basically I'm down to taking anywhere from 0 to 10 puffs a day on my Silver Bullet with a Cisco 306 atty. I'm on the wait-list for a high end mechanical scheduled to arrive in October and I'm just wondering if I should cancel my order if I'm not gonna use it. Maybe I'll get into it again once I have a better set-up...I don't know what my problem is

 

[xtwosm0kesx]

Absolutely no shame in ridding yourself of the nic-monkey for good!

I'd consider it a huge milestone in your journey to be free of cigs/nicotine, not as an indicator that somethings wrong.

If anything, youve managed to accomplish something many of us have only dreamed of.

Carry on, and best of luck!

 

[Iffy]

Basically I'm down to taking anywhere from 0 to 10 puffs a day on my Silver Bullet with a Cisco 306 atty.

OK, please remind me of your issue?

I'm on the wait-list for a high end mechanical scheduled to arrive in October and I'm just wondering if I should cancel my order if I'm not gonna use it.

Sounds like a prudent and financially solid decision.

Maybe I'll get into it again once I have a better set-up...

Such as?

I don't know what my problem is

Considering your statements, all I can suggest (if ya truly still want to vape) is to do a major flav change.

Good luck, I guess...

 

[DC2]

I'm kind of like you, and I posted this recently...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...cussion/457963-there-anyone-else-like-me.html

Maybe it's a San Diego thing?

 

[tidegirl]

Absolutely no shame in ridding yourself of the nic-monkey for good!

I'd consider it a huge milestone in your journey to be free of cigs/nicotine, not as an indicator that somethings wrong.

If anything, youve managed to accomplish something many of us have only dreamed of.

Carry on, and best of luck!

Definitely this. I wish I could get to this point. I am at 8 mg and the last time I tried to cut just to 6 mg I couldn't quite do it. I hope to get to the place you are in one day.

If it were me, I would cancel the order for the new mod, but keep something around so if you do end up feeling the urge to smoke you can jump back into vaping.

Congrats!!!

 

[UncleChimney]

Sounds like a good thing! Good for you

 

[Diesel Dummy]

I was the same way, once I started vaping I was DONE with cigarettes. I went from a blu disposable right to a vamo and started buying up all kinds of vaping gear. In the 2.5 months that I have been vaping I have made it from 24mg to 6mg, and I can't wait to get to 0mg and just put this stuff away for good. It was fun at first but now it's just a hassle. I'm tired of ordering juice, making new coils, charging batteries, ect. I at least didn't go too crazy, The only mods I bought were a Vamo, ego vv mega, and a K101.

 

[soba1]

Wow u know nice thread.
My friend bugs me about oh great one day you will give that up.
I say all I'm worried about is not smoking for right now.
Its nice to a natural gradual progression

 

[Nermal]

Okay, you outgrew smoking and now you don't need the nicotine. Finally, you're tired of vaping. A success story!

 

[Amish Ed]

I wish I was at the point your at right now. I also agree that spending money on a new mod is not the way to go. Way spend money on something your tired of and don't need?

 

[AttyPops]

Wow. A good use for cig-a-likes......(maybe. lol. I still miss the form factor....)

 

[mikeyoneshot]

I don't think that's strange at all nor do I think anything is wrong with you. I think you've reached a goal most people here are also aiming for. Congrats on accomplishing a major milestone in your life and I wish you all the best. I would say cancel the high-end mod and by yourself a congratulatory gift for your health and wellness. IMHO it would be smart to keep a setup you like in a drawer for safe keeping so if you ever get hit with the stresses of life and want to have a smoke, you can pull out your gear get vaping relatively soon.

 

[Mike Sheda]

Ok... are you complaining or bragging?

Be happy, and as has already been said, keep the supplies in case you feel the need from time to time.

 

[vjc0628]

I am almost 6 months in
I am hopefully close to having a daily set up where I have at least 3 or 4 that are everyday juice
From there I plan on lowering my nic level to 12 mg
then hopefully 6 mg in 6 months
Then hopefully saying what your saying 6 months from there

 

[SissySpike]

Good for you! No dont drop off the Mod list let me take over your spot. ;-)

 

[ScandaLeX]

Congrats to you. There are a lot of people who'd like to be where you are and just as many who continue vaping long after reaching zero nic.
It's all about choice and I don't see anything wrong with that.
As I read your post, part of me wondered if you lost interest because you may have become bored with your current delivery devices.

 

[Tvan]

I dream of being where you are now someday! That is the goal right? If you feel ready put the vaping gear away.

 

[boomhower1820]

You don't have a problem, you've found the solution. You have completed my plan. I started at 18mg and down to 6mg. I'm hoping to be done with them in two months or so. For me, it's a means to an end and not just a lifestyle change. Certainly nothing wrong with permanent vaping as it's worlds better than smoking, I just want to be free of having to carry something everyday.

 

[Butters78]

I have to have a vice. I had to quit smoking, drinking and energy karaoke.

It's my hobby and gives me something to look forward to.

Congrats to you though! I'm not as strong.

 

[garcia1996]

It's different for each of us. Like others said, keep your stuff in case you get the urge.
I like vaping. Over 2yrs into it, I see it getting more exciting as their are more options with more stores opening up. I look forward to buying all natural/organic, no added food color flavors from a company making them less than 10mi from me. I just found them today. I had been buying from a ridiculously expensive shop in Vegas.
Good luck in your choice as long as there are no analogs in your future.