So recently I was surprised to find people who have actually planned an exit strategy for vaping. This is a totally different mentality than I understand. I smoked for 20 years, quit for 7, smoked for 2 more years and thank god found vaping. People used to say, "Sic, I am so proud of you for not smoking anymore." My response was always please don't be, I love smoking and the only reason that I don't smoke is for my kids." For me it has always been the act of smoking that kept me doing it. I enjoy deep inhales of something besides air going into my lungs along with the ability to blow out a massive cloud that I can shape into rings, release slow and surround myself with, or blow out fast when I am frustrated like when I am on the phone and become annoyed with what someone is saying to me. I like waking up with my coffee and performing this action, I like to perform this action after dinner, and most importantly I like to perform this action after doing the "hokey pokey." All of my juice currently has no nicotine. The only reason that I am considering getting it with nic is because I find that without it many juices are weak in flavor. Personally I hate the flavor of smoking and the smell, that's why I smoked cloves when I went back to it.
My goal was to quit smoking and to never smoke again. Beyond that I love vaping and am not sure that I will ever want to give it up. So my questions are, do you have an exit strategy, what is that exit strategy, or are you a Vaper4Life?
HELLO V4L's what up!?
My goal was to quit smoking and to never smoke again. Beyond that I love vaping and am not sure that I will ever want to give it up. So my questions are, do you have an exit strategy, what is that exit strategy, or are you a Vaper4Life?
HELLO V4L's what up!?
nicotine). But now I'm thinking about it. I really hate being addicted to something, especially when I'm in situations where I can't have any 
But so goes the life of a closet vaper. It definitely won't be anytime soon if I do decide to drop it though 
