New Toy Syndrome
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I have yet to get over it. I am just as crazy ordering stuff as I was the first week I started vaping. I don't think I'm spending any more than I did on analogs though. 
Still messing with my 510 after 3 weeks... Luckily for me all I'm doing are cart mods so it's still cheap
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Every time I think I'm over it something new catches my attention and I get caught up again. LOL
I'm constantly peeping the classifieds for an excuse to buy something lol ... thats how bad it is
I don't understand the question. Like breathing air, it is not something that one gets over.
The best I've achieved is staying under the bankruptcy threshold. I do this by visualizing being thrown out into the snow by my wife upon viewing our bank statement.
[NOTE: Artistic licence taken in the previous paragraph. We live in South Florida. But you get the idea.]
Personally, it isn't that much of a hobby for me. I'm happy with my collection of basic 510s and especially with my passthrough; have settled on a nice selection of niquids.
I've been doing this for awhile now, and haven't gotten over it yet! Besides... why would I want to? it's fun!!! All the people that I've met, the friendships that have been formed... Why wouldn't it continue to be a hobby for me?
Chris
Chris
You're kidding, right? I've got 2 JuiceBoxes, a Janty eGo, and a Prodigy V2 on order.
Coming up on the one-year mark for me, and no end in sight.
But, as Chris said, this is a hobby for some of us. I love my vaping toys (and my vaping buddies).
Coming up on the one-year mark for me, and no end in sight.
But, as Chris said, this is a hobby for some of us. I love my vaping toys (and my vaping buddies).
I got over it 6 months ago, and am now trying to get the right equipment and flavors to settle into.
The first 6 months spent on figuring out how not to run out of stuff to maintain vaping satisfaction.
The last 6 months spent figuring out the right equipment going forward.
I've come up with; must have a few HV mods in case one fails so to have backups. Preferably common battery systems. Then a few staple juices, then try samples from time to time to see if I can add to the staples or replace as necessary.
This coming from a nic addict's point of view. I want uninterrupted vaping to keep from uninterrupted analogs.
Most people will settle into what works after they get over the initial "New Toy" syndrome. I have done that with every new thing I have ever tried. If you only knew how many fishing poles, guns & baseball cards I have!
I guess it depends on what other things in life keep you busy, how much money you have, and where they are at on the priority list.
The first 6 months spent on figuring out how not to run out of stuff to maintain vaping satisfaction.
The last 6 months spent figuring out the right equipment going forward.
I've come up with; must have a few HV mods in case one fails so to have backups. Preferably common battery systems. Then a few staple juices, then try samples from time to time to see if I can add to the staples or replace as necessary.
This coming from a nic addict's point of view. I want uninterrupted vaping to keep from uninterrupted analogs.
Most people will settle into what works after they get over the initial "New Toy" syndrome. I have done that with every new thing I have ever tried. If you only knew how many fishing poles, guns & baseball cards I have!
I guess it depends on what other things in life keep you busy, how much money you have, and where they are at on the priority list.
I don't WANT to get over it. This is WAY more fun than buying a carton of cigs. Just have to keep the banks statements hidden, that's all.
I would have to say, I was forced to get over the "new toy syndrome" not by getting over it, since once I get my debit card back, and once I don't have to deal with going to my dorm's package pick up to get my goods, I'll relapse, terribly.
No artistic license needed! Surely the day you're bankrupt, it WILL snow in South Florida. It will be a very, very, tough day for you. Lesson here: don't go bankrupt!
No artistic license needed! Surely the day you're bankrupt, it WILL snow in South Florida. It will be a very, very, tough day for you. Lesson here: don't go bankrupt!
Me 1 month and going strong
DonDaBoom-LOL
Yesterday it was one thing and again tonight I just couldn't resist a 50ml of apple e-juice delivered for 16.99... and now I am afraid of what I will see tomorrow lol
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