What to do if your parents find out you smoke?

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You're probably not addicted yet but if you leave it any longer you will be I've been a smoker for 48 years I've stopped many times sometimes up to 2 years and started again when starting again it started twice as bad smoking more every time quit now when you have the chance

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Brooklyn foxxxx

I’m 13 and I started smoking weed here and there. I got busted just tonight lmao. I was on Facebook and there was this weed meme and I tagged my friend in it and I said “Lmao remember this night” and as soon as I pressed enter...but even 3 min goes by and my sister commented on my post! She said she’ll have a real talk with me in person and stuff but my friend was sticking up for me and I don’t want to to get myself and including them in trouble!!! Should I just face the music??....

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Reply 22

May Xian

accept if I am red-handed and will tell that I am not overdoing just on weekends or two times per week. I found a pack full of cigarettes in garden and give myself a chance to do, I AM SORRY!!

Reply 23

Moana92

If you're stressed it sounds like you need a de-stressing hobby like a craft, a sport or even just colouring in. So if you want to quit (it's only you who will know that) then replace your ritual with a different ritual. So when you would normally go for a smoke, eat some chocolate and do some colouring (or something else) instead so that you're not being deprived of a stress-busting ritual

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May Xian

Deny or if get caught red-handed then apologize!!

Reply 25

username5414076

Alright, let me show you exactly what you're doing to your lungs every time you light a cigg

The black lung is a smoker's lung, all that black stuff is the tar in those ciggs. Observe how it's all shrivelled, if you do manage to get past this you're going to have a hard time breathing. Smoking makes you at risk for almost every disease/chronic illness I can think off. The NHS offer help with quitting and you can have those nicotine patches to help you get off. But while you're still young, I'd advise you stop.