I always thought of nic as a drug personally, but Seems like alot of things could fall into that category. Is sugar a drug? How about chocolate? Both fit into that definition. I think even the other substances we vape are drugs .
It's definitely a broad spectrum, and I'd never ague that nicotine is on the level of some other things out there that are typically thought of when people mention the word 'drug', but have you ever gotten a buzz off of sugar? Caffeine? There are definitely physiological effects, but nicotine is definitely a much stronger stimulant. Some people here claim they don't get buzzes off of nicotine, but I do, unless I'm chain vaping.
If your baseline is having nicotine in your system, which is what a lot of vapers unfortunately do, then the stimulating effects of nicotine are going to be less pronounced.
Im having a hard time being addicted to nicotine right now.
42 yrs of using nicotine in tobacco and one year in vaping with nicotine. Im not a nicotine newby.
I dont think nicotine is addictive for me. Im shocked by how easy it is for me not to use nicotine and not feel much about it.
Your own language does imply that you do feel the tugs of addiction though. "...And not feel much about it" implies that you are indeed feeling something without it. Even when you're trying to present nicotine addiction being a non-issue for you, this language slips in. Is that just accidental?