Well, so much for that idea then

With the discussion about the possibly additionally-addictive effect of additives, the idea occurred to me. It's an interesting subject though, because honestly I have never met a person LESS likely than me to quit.
I don't think anybody can ever be certain that they've quit for life, I guess, until they've quit for a long long time, many many years I suppose. BUT, I know myself and I know how I've felt in the past when for whatever reason, I didn't smoke for long periods of time. It was NEVER from a focused effort to quit -- it was because I was really sick or whatever (ruptured appendix, in the hospital for a long time, really long recovery). But from those experiences, I know that I never INTENDED to quit, just did because of circumstances, and the minute I felt better, I picked them up again.
Now, with vaping as an option though, I feel so completely differently about smoking that I sincerely doubt that I would ever pick them up again. I simply, purely, honestly, like vaping better. For me, it's really not all about the nicotine. I've often decreased or stopped nicotine intake without any really serious effects. In quitting smoking, I knew that the nicotine part of the habit was not, for me, the big deal.
It's about the habit, the hand-to-mouth, the "culture", maybe? VAPING stuff is more appealing to me than cigarette stuff was. I like variety, I like colors and flavors and choices ... so in capturing my appreciation of those things, vaping has surpassed cigarette smoking with its appeal. For me.