Hi folks. Here my little story for those who are not sure to quit smoking.
I was a heavy smoker until last june when I decided to buy a kanger starting kit. I began smoking at 13 years old, I'm 44 today. I used to smoke plains and rolled cigarette for many years. I guess I had smoked every darn brands of canadian tobacco on the market. Until last year, I used to smoke pipe during winter and liked to chew tobacco from time to time. I was a real, unconditional tobacco user in all its analog forms.
Somewhat, loosing myself in cloud of smoke had become an important part of my life along the years.
I have quit the army at the age of 20 because I couldn't possibly train myself and keep smoking. I have quit jobs, some romances and got into wordfights because of my smoking habit which I could not quit, which I didn't want to quit for every darn reasons I deemed right at the time.
Hell, the thing had even become a part of my identity and masculinity.
I have tried everything along the last ten years to stop smoking. Patches, gum, pills, pot
None of these worked for me so I began to think I was condemned to stink of smoke, run after my breath and die of some nasty cancer or lungs deceases.
Honnestly I wasn't a believer when I bought my first vaping kit. This changed after 1 month and two packs of cigarettes. Analogs began to taste like poison. I wasn't sure of what I was craving coz vaping was giving me nicotine so I was chain vaping like hell and experienced my first nicotine flash and finally understood you got to drink water, lots of it, when vaping
I smoked my last nail somewhere at the end of july. I don't expect to smoke again. I breath! I can climb stairs, walk a mile with a packsack full of groceries without panting like a dog. Food taste better, my appartment stopped smelling like an ashtray as myself and I realized I had a pretty good smelling aparatus.
I bought a new Vamo v5 and a Kayfun with savings I wouldn't had if I had smoke. I just fired up the thing for the first time this afternoon
I'm over with analog's tar. I bet other smokers can do it too.
I was a heavy smoker until last june when I decided to buy a kanger starting kit. I began smoking at 13 years old, I'm 44 today. I used to smoke plains and rolled cigarette for many years. I guess I had smoked every darn brands of canadian tobacco on the market. Until last year, I used to smoke pipe during winter and liked to chew tobacco from time to time. I was a real, unconditional tobacco user in all its analog forms.
Somewhat, loosing myself in cloud of smoke had become an important part of my life along the years.
I have quit the army at the age of 20 because I couldn't possibly train myself and keep smoking. I have quit jobs, some romances and got into wordfights because of my smoking habit which I could not quit, which I didn't want to quit for every darn reasons I deemed right at the time.
Hell, the thing had even become a part of my identity and masculinity.
I have tried everything along the last ten years to stop smoking. Patches, gum, pills, pot
None of these worked for me so I began to think I was condemned to stink of smoke, run after my breath and die of some nasty cancer or lungs deceases.
Honnestly I wasn't a believer when I bought my first vaping kit. This changed after 1 month and two packs of cigarettes. Analogs began to taste like poison. I wasn't sure of what I was craving coz vaping was giving me nicotine so I was chain vaping like hell and experienced my first nicotine flash and finally understood you got to drink water, lots of it, when vaping
I smoked my last nail somewhere at the end of july. I don't expect to smoke again. I breath! I can climb stairs, walk a mile with a packsack full of groceries without panting like a dog. Food taste better, my appartment stopped smelling like an ashtray as myself and I realized I had a pretty good smelling aparatus.
I bought a new Vamo v5 and a Kayfun with savings I wouldn't had if I had smoke. I just fired up the thing for the first time this afternoon
I'm over with analog's tar. I bet other smokers can do it too.
