Why do you guys vape?

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I always felt that the act of inhaling and blowing out some sort of smoke was at least 50% of my addiction.
There is no question that many aspects of the "smoking ritual" are hugely important factors.
And also VASTLY underestimated by all the nicotine-haters in this world.
 

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There is no question that many aspects of the "smoking ritual" are hugely important factors.
And also VASTLY underestimated by all the nicotine-haters in this world.
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As in Reply to:Original Post by pls0138:I always felt that the act of inhaling and blowing out some sort of smoke was at least 50% of my addiction.
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Basically, it's a breathing exercise, which similar techniques are used in meditation and Yoga.
 

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Basically, it's a breathing exercise, which similar techniques are used in meditation and Yoga.
And even that is only a part of it...

--Watching the swirling smoke/vapor is relaxing
--Having something mindless to do with your hands while relaxing is important to many
--Taking a break from the world for small periods of time
--An opportunity to collect your thoughts

There are so many aspects to the "smoking ritual" that are not recognized by most people.
And that includes many smokers, and many vapers.

And of course, all of the nicotine-haters (ANTZ) who can not tolerate such nonsense.
 
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Like you perhaps?

I think if you go back and read my posts you will see I'm pro vaping and pro smoking, however I also understand there's a public concern from others and I choose to be respectful of others instead of the in your face attitude. Many aspects of vaping and its health concerns have yet to be known so lets not act as if we know it all already. That's rather short sited.
 

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I think if you go back and read my posts you will see I'm pro vaping and pro smoking, however I also understand there's a public concern from others and I choose to be respectful of others instead of the in your face attitude. Many aspects of vaping and its health concerns have yet to be known so lets not act as if we know it all already. That's rather short sited.
I'm not sure how what you said in your post above has ANYTHING to do with what WE were talking about.
But since you refused to clarify your point, I guess this is where things stand for now.
 

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Look, there's no point in having a discussion with those who only want to see things one way.

Since your previous post in this topic was

I know it's addictive, no argument from me, as far as I'm concerned it's a scientific fact and anyone saying different is fooling themselves and not accepting actual facts that have been proven with years of studies. Smoking or vaping it, it's addictive, there's just some that don't want to admit it. These are usually the same ones who smoked for years and liked it but then decided to quit and trade smoking tobacco for smoking vapor and now constantly hate on tobacco. It makes no sense.



That may be your thinking however every vaper I know also uses tobacco. The only ones who I ever hear saying they only vape are people on the web. I think its really a small portion that once smoked and now only vape, but there are of course many who never smoked but vape because they like it. Vaping is starting to become popular especially among the younger adult crowd. It's looked as the cool thing to do and has no connection to quitting smoking at all.

With not much to go on, I can only guess the bolded part is the heart of the matter. With no disrespect, "years of studies" is worth nothing. Presenting those studies may have a value if the science holds water. Which I very much doubt it does for studies to find "the most addictive substance". Your results can in no way be anything more than a reflection of the criteria you set. That's not science. That is fishing for soundbites.
 
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