I had no idea
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I had no idea
I didnt know there was a forum for cigarettes. I used to smoke until I found out I was pregnant with my daughter. Even after she was born I didnt smoke anymore because I was a freak about second third and certainly first hand smoke hurting her.
Her father still smokes and when he does I make him change his shirt wash his hands and brush his teeth haha or else he cant hold her.
I occasionally do have a drag or two off of one of his cigarettes but for some reason now it makes me so sick. I guess I was kind of lucky in that sense by not getting addicted to them.
I do have a question though, the few times that I do smoke (which is maybe a few drags a month) could this potentially get me addicted, because if thats the case I want to "quit" while its easy.
Her father still smokes and when he does I make him change his shirt wash his hands and brush his teeth haha or else he cant hold her.
I occasionally do have a drag or two off of one of his cigarettes but for some reason now it makes me so sick. I guess I was kind of lucky in that sense by not getting addicted to them.
I do have a question though, the few times that I do smoke (which is maybe a few drags a month) could this potentially get me addicted, because if thats the case I want to "quit" while its easy.
It will get you addicted again if you continue. Taking a few drags when you are stressed out is counter-productive anyway as the nicotine will cause more stress. Nicotine is only relaxing to a person already addicted, because it temporarily stops withdrawals, thus relaxing you. Glad you at least had the forethought to bring it up.
I have a smoking problem too but I will say as a recovering alcoholic......the same method of having sip or two here and there would lead to relapse.
I think the better option now that you have quit successfully is to avoid smoking all together as just a few here and there have sent many friends of mine who were ex-smokers with 5 or more years smoke free right back to buying cartons.
All the best!!
I think the better option now that you have quit successfully is to avoid smoking all together as just a few here and there have sent many friends of mine who were ex-smokers with 5 or more years smoke free right back to buying cartons.
All the best!!
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