I sort of take life as it comes, and I don't tend to worry much about things so not too much but I don't really think about it much. I hope to give up it up in the next couple of years, I don't want to smoke for the rest of my life.

Dude if you quit the now it will be a hell of a lot of easier. At the moment you're smoking like 6 a day, this will only increase through the coming years to maybe like 30/40 a day and at this point you'll find it really hard to quit and could possibly have withdrawal symptoms if you try to quit when smoking at this rate in the future.
My dad has tried to quit smoking like 4 times in the past 2 years and has never went more than a week or two without smoking during this time, he just genuinely didn't have the will power as the addiction was too strong at this point, he has been doing it for over 30 years.
If you don't attempt to quit the now you'll regret it in the future when you're struggling to go without a smoke for one day, trust me.

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username1245326

Original post by bigbanghowwie

Do you ever smoke Mayfair or pall mall ?

why??

Reply 44

username1245326

Original post by RossB1702

he's right. i started with a few on the way home from work, then 5 a day then 10 and now sometimes more, its a slippery slope. i know that wont affect the way you think because i cant stand it when people tell me i should quit! i am now though and its been a lot easier because ive only been smoking a couple years - people that smoke longer than a few tend to smoke for decades

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idontknowmedoyou

Original post by ajsmith171

By working

Dont you find that its a waste? you're money is going up in smoke.

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username2548927

Original post by JNDSAN

Yeah exactly I kinda fear for my dads health as he has been smoking like 40/50 a day for decades now and I think this could possibly take a toll on his lungs. When I said a week or two it was like 2/3 days that's how long it really was. He just genuinely couldn't do it.

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username2548927

Original post by idontknowmedoyou

Dont you find that its a waste? you're money is going up in smoke.

It really is my dad will literally spend like over 3 grand a year on cigarettes. That money should be going to me lol.

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Reply 48

jamesthehustler

Original post by hezzlington

Cigars?

i have to agree with this in that cigars are better than cigarettes
part of that might be that i stick to cohiba and bolivar

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hezzlington

Original post by jamesthehustler

i have to agree with this in that cigars are better than cigarettes
part of that might be that i stick to cohiba and bolivar

Arent cohiba really rare?

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jamesthehustler

Original post by hezzlington

Arent cohiba really rare?

depends on the stock but nothing super special they're what £10 each on average
just google cigars online and you'll find loads of sites
bolivars are more common as the ones i smoke the petite coronas are about £4 each why i buy a bulk shipment

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HFBS

Original post by ajsmith171

To be honest, at the moment I enjoy smoking and allthough I fully know what the potential consequences it doesn't worry me too much. I don't want to smoke for the rest of my life and I would like to give up in the next few years. When I started, I didn't really focus or think about the consequences, which maybe if I had thought it through more, I wouldn't have started.

If you plan to give up, what are you waiting for?

Why do people smoke?

So you like fags?

I hope I don't get reported for homophobia...

Reply 54

ajsmith171

Original post by RossB1702

I'm not really sure how people have time to smoke 30-40 a day and for the couple of years that I've smoked I've kept it pretty consistant at 6 or so and if anything I've actually cut back in the last year or so. I'll probably try to cut down and then eventually stop. But I definently won't increase the number I smoke, let alone to 30 or 40 a day.