Anyone here smoke/smoked? For those that have quit, do you still crave it?

[KittygosMeoWW]

For that quit do you still crave it?

[EmyyWolf]

Never have ever smoked anything in my life.. and I’m 26. Not a single thing.

My parents and schools scared me too much to dare.

And I hate those who do. I hate seeing their smelly breath. Their c—vid breath; leave their lungs. And float in everyone else’s air. I don’t care what on earth they’re inhailing. I hate seeing their visible SNOT, float into everyone’s free air. 😡

Anything you inhale smell disgusting. Pot, Cigarettes. Whatever. Smells nasty.

And it doesn’t matter how much perfume you use. We all immediately know you’re a smoker. You can't hide that shit. It stays in your hair, lungs, tongue, etc. Impossible.

I don’t mind if it’s a super hot guy/girl filling everyone’s air with their breath since they’re super attractive and desirable. It can be tolerable. But otherwise no.

[EmyyWolf]

@KittygosMeoWW
Just know that you make every normal person feel PISSED OFF when you do it. DISGUSTED.
And you’re poisoning any pet or child surrounding you.

[KittygosMeoWW]

I don’t smoke and being normal doesn’t have anything to do with smoking…by the way you express yourself I doubt you’re as normal as you think. I agree on not smoking around pets and children.

[Account]

Smoke what? Be more specific.

I smoke hand-rolled tobacco.
No, I can't quit.
It is more difficult than people think.

[KittygosMeoWW]

Anything…. Yes tobacco is hard I haven’t smoked in 3 years

[Anonymous]

Never did. Percieve it is a financial deciet that benefits companies, plus a cheap way of relieving stress, rather raising health issues from the other side.

Sadly, my issue is with masturbation instead. Which ruined my health instead of cigarettes.
That plus a little need for extreme metal music when feeling cathartic.

Depending on something bad to help me when in tight situations is not right.
As a Muslim, I should properly depend on God (Allah) aid instead of alternative or other sins.

[Opinion Owner]

Oh, thanks for MHO.

[FunkyMonkee]

I tried grass twice in the `90's.
My neighbor was a big smoker. Apparently, if you're a big record collector from the `50's, you HAVE to smoke! (I didn't start collecting `til 59 so, I never got into smoking). Well, he was told at least 15 years ago that he had to quit smoking but, he takes me to the food bank every month and, he'll let me out at the door and then he parks the car. He comes back in about 8:00 later smelling like an ashtray so, I KNOW he still has a nail every so often!

[Red_Arrow]

When I was in the Navy I started smoking. I got up to have two packs a day. Then I said to myself "This is stupid", and I cut back to one or two cigarettes a day. Almost instantly I met the woman who would become my wife so I stopped completely. As quick as it happened it was almost cold turkey. I had cravings for years after that but never smoked again. I had cravings for years, literally!

Best advice for everyone, don't ever start. It really hooks you!

[genericname85]

my parents stopped it cold turkey quite a few times. they say the cravings never leave entirely. even after years of not smoking they still sometimes feel like just enjoying one cigarrette. but the hard to ignore cravings go away after a few weeks.

[7Phoenix7]

Like cigarettes? I never did. I tried Marijuana and it was a bad experience so I never did it again lol

[Paul09]

I use to smoke in my teen to young adult years. First tine was hard to quit. Second tube was easier. I just fiddled with a pen a lot, and grass a glass of water everytime I had the urge to help me quit. I smoke around 10 years , what a waste. But luckily I do not have a very addictive mind. I was never a heavy smoker, I usually only smoked socially. But I do smoke MJ.

[Jennz6]

You’re going to carve it forever, especially when you’re around people smoking and you smell it, you will want it

[KittygosMeoWW]

Yes and when I get super stressed.

[DryGermanGuy]

A looong time ago, but never smoked very much (three to four packs a month), I just quit to do something for my lungs and be more capable in sports. Never missed it.

[Bricealan]

When younger, in my 20's and in military. Never could stand inhaling the damned smoke, made me cough, and realized "That can't be any good for my lungs"

Never after that.

[ChefPapiChulo]

I quit cold turkey. I could smoke again and be fine.

I have an incredible sense of iron will.

[KittygosMeoWW]

I quit cold turkey too but there’s a neighbor that smokes 10-13 times. Day and the smell when I’m stressed makes me crave it

[ChefPapiChulo]

I honestly haven't craved it in years. Weed or cigs?

[KittygosMeoWW]

I smoked both

[CoolCatMar1]

No j never smoked but my mom stopepd because she cared for her health just like my grandmother and grandfather

[Anonymous]

Nope. One reason I appreciate being autistic because most younger people only start smoking because of peer pressure. I never had anyone to encourage me to smoke so I never considered trying it.

[superchan2011]

Nope, I've never smoked and never will. I promised myself a long time ago that I would never pick up a Cancer stick and fully intend to keep that promise.

[normalice]

Mostly I've forgotten about it but when I smell it the cravings engine fires up and roars like a starved and angry beast.

[Squatting_Slav]

Here and there on a night out really that's it

[KittygosMeoWW]

Cigarettes?

[The_Sexpert]

I used to smoke half a pack Marlboro Southern Cut when I was 17-18

[exitseven]

I tried it when I was in high school. i did not like it much. Then in college I tried it again. It did not get any better.

[strateguy632]

i quit after a short time so easy to quit. i don't crave it.

[OfMiceandMen]

I enjoy a nice cigar once in awhile, but I do not smoke on a regular basis.

[BCRanger10]

I smoke a cigar every so often. I'll be smoking one on Easter Sunday.

[Agape93]

I don't crave it, it's usually to try and calm down or for rituals

[DarkWinterNights]

I quit about 10 years ago. Smoked for about 4 years.

[DarkWinterNights]

Whoops posted it too soon. I got cravings for 5 years or so after quitting cold turkey, typically only when smelling cigarette smoke. I still kind of miss just going outside to smoke, but the smell doesn’t do anything for me anymore. Very glad I quit.