The amazing success rate of quitting analogs by switching to PVs has been well documented on this site. I've done it pretty much effortlessly myself without any desire or curiosity to smoke an analog in almost four months. But I wonder if breaking nicotine addiction might be easier when giving up the PV than by giving up analogs cold turkey. I suppose anyone who has actually done this would no longer feel a need to participate in these forums, so first-hand revelations about PV quitting difficulties will probably not be found here.
Some of us who are in denial about the gravity of being a slave to nicotine addiction seem to compensate by making a fetish of our delivery devices and a ritual of their care and feeding. It might be that by embracing the esoteric elements of the vaping experience we've added to the difficulty of quitting nicotine altogether should we decide to do so.
Or maybe not. Maybe, after giving up the expense, tars, ashes, smoke, additives, toxic and carcinogenic byproducts of tobacco smoking, giving up the endless fiddling and fussing with our vaping toys could make the idea of becoming free of nicotine addiction more appealing.
Most likely I'll never be able to answer these questions myself. Now excuse me while I top off some carts and blow out some attys.
Some of us who are in denial about the gravity of being a slave to nicotine addiction seem to compensate by making a fetish of our delivery devices and a ritual of their care and feeding. It might be that by embracing the esoteric elements of the vaping experience we've added to the difficulty of quitting nicotine altogether should we decide to do so.
Or maybe not. Maybe, after giving up the expense, tars, ashes, smoke, additives, toxic and carcinogenic byproducts of tobacco smoking, giving up the endless fiddling and fussing with our vaping toys could make the idea of becoming free of nicotine addiction more appealing.
Most likely I'll never be able to answer these questions myself. Now excuse me while I top off some carts and blow out some attys.