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Gridtec

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Hi everyone,

I'm new to the forum (Obviously. Heh.). I've been vaping on-again, off-again for about a year now. I actually picked up a 510 at a conference at a conference along with a PCC, a few carts and a bottle of (nasty) juice.

Recently, my wife and I had our first child and while I've been smoking the whole time, my wife has been awesome and hasn't had a cig the entire pregnancy. Although with the stress of a newborn with colic she started up again (We're bottle feeding so no worries).

I vowed to quit smoking once the baby was born and with her picking up the habit again we decided to start vaping instead of smoking.

We ordered 2 510's (Mine was starting to show it's age. Battery is dying and the atty looks like it's close to dying) and a few sample 5ml bottles of juice from myPVshop.com. I'm planning on picking up a pair of PV's for her as I know I'm going to need both of them to switch out from time to time.

I've found this forum FULL of helpful information and hopefully I can contribute myself in time.

Thanks for reading my long post.

Seeya around!
 

Gridtec

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Thanks guys! The wife is still kind of new to the game. We actually just finished off our last pack of cigs, so it's on now!

Any suggestions on a PV for the wife? I think she likes the 510, but I heard it has some maintenance/durability issues. If I can get her something longer lasting (Not necessarily in battery life, but in overall lifespan) I think it would go a long way in keeping her in the game. I'm gonna look around the forums for reviews, but I figured I would ask here as well.

Thanks again!
 

quasimod

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As for "keeping your wife in the game", I failed miserably at that. I believe that's due to a couple of reasons;

1. I did everything FOR her, so she didn't have anything invested (a similar dynamic arises when you give free kits to noobs: no "skin in the game", so no incentive to put forth much effort).

2. I tried too hard, and I think she got the feeling that I was pressuring her into it. Anyone that has been married any length of time can tell you THAT is an automatic fail!

3. She simply wasn't mentally ready to quit, regardless of what she said at the time.

Bottom line: You can't do the quitting for anyone else, they have to do it for themselves, or not at all.
 
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