Took a puff of an analog on Saturday night

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DrMA

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The OP's experience mirrors my own. Several months into vaping (this was some time ago) I took a drag from a tobacco cigarette at a party and found it more than off-putting. Until then I was a bit concerned about relapse because of all the ANTZ propaganda on the topic of "smoking cessation". But that fear has since dissipated in a cloud of :vapor:.

This sort of experience is what makes vaping so different from the ineffective NRT options. The primary mode of action for vaping isn't "nicotine replacement", but rather "satisfaction replacement".
 

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It's been a little over a year for me and from time to time I think about smoking again. Mostly because I've been dropping my Nic down fairly rapidly. Today was one of those days. Just about then I walked by a guy standing out in the semi cool Houston winter day (ok it was actually quite nice here today) But as I walk by him the smoke just hit me hard right in my face (just the way the wind was blowing) I said to myself "Oh yeah, now I remember why I don want to have anything to do with smoking". I just NEVER want to smell like that EVER again. I actually hold my breath for a second or so as I walk past smokers now a days !!
 

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Yeah it amazes me the something I used to love so much is now totally repulsive to me. Previously when I've tried to quit I've followed people down the street just to get a wiff of their cigs. Now I dislike everything about analogs. The smell of them being top of the list.

I just love my vaping much more than I ever enjoyed the stinky sticks and I find that fact totally amazing.

Happy vaping. :)
 

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It's so great to see people making such an amazing improvement to their lives with the switch.

I'm not a smoker, so I can't fully relate. But my version of the story is:
I grew up in a household of chain smokers. Chain smokers who lived short lives. While in the house, I never really perceived the odors. Your nose/brain gets immune.
Then I went to college and moved out. When I'd go home to visit, I was - appalled. I couldn't believe I was living in that for all those years. The odor to a clean nose, brain, and set of lungs is - very strong, and for me, very bad.
 
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