No, I wouldn't want that. I was just curious.
Jesus Christ: You can't impeach Him and He ain't gonna resign.
No, I wouldn't want that. I was just curious.
Jesus Christ: You can't impeach Him and He ain't gonna resign.
In all those years I'd only tried quitting once before and after a few weeks I picked it up again, because I really liked smoking. This time would be last time I quit and I just stopped, cold turkey. I'm a non-smoker now.
A few weeks after that I bought a SMOK A-10 Stick and now and then I'd take a puff or two, usually the dang thing wouldn't be charged up and after plugging it in I'd forget about it. It only lasted about 2 or 3 months and the battery died.
About 6 months ago I bought a better one, a SMOK V-8 Stick and it's great but it leaks so bad I can't take it anywhere. So far in about a year I've only used 2 30ml bottles of the juice I like, so I'm a very infrequent vaper.
Any suggestions on small, pocket sized vapes or e-cigarettes that are worth the trouble?
I quit for nine years and then messed around with cigars and pipes and got started on them and had a tougher time quitting them.
The first time I quit in my late 30s I went cold turkey and it worked. The second time I used the gum and failed three times before it took and then was addicted to the gum for years.
Something that helped me the first time and then in the end in quitting was the knowledge of the smoking urge time limit and how to ignore it. When that terrible urge to smoke hit like a truck, I stood up and faced a blank wall. I found that the urge would not last 90 seconds and often just 30 seconds. I would realize how short a task it was to endure and sit down or go about my business.