Will I ever be stronger than my addiction to cigarettes? =\

I used to smoke a moderate amount. I never felt compelled to smoke; it was just something that I enjoyed doing. I even stopped for like two years cold turkey just to see if I could. I only restarted smoking at that time becuase it was something that I enjoyed doing and I missed it.

I recently switched to vaping, and I'm enjoying it so much more. It may be a bit more expensive starting out because you have to buy a lot of stuff, but it does wonders for your respiratory system. You can tailor the experience to what you want out of it. If you want something that is just like it, then they have the cig-alike vaporizers that look similar to cigarettes and offer a mouth-to-lung and throat hit that is comparable to smoking cigarettes. There are a variety of flavors and other modifications that you can employ to get the best fit for you.

If you truly want to quit smoking cigarettes, then vaporizers might be for you. You still get nicotine through inhalation similar to smoking cigarettes, but without inhaling smoke from tobacco combustion. Inhaling carbon monoxide smoke along with all of the chemicals is what it truly harmful to your lungs, and that's not even counting all of the tar that's coating your lungs either. It's a similar experience to smoking that might work better for you if you haven't had much luck with gums, patches, or pharmaceuticals that may cause suicidal thoughts.

Oh, and here's a video just for thought:
[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9-IKTu3u8U]

I've never smoked cigarettes so I don't know if this is accurate but I read that the easiest way to quit smoking is like this.
Take the amount of cigarettes you smoke in a day, let's say it's a pack (20). Tomorrow smoke 19 the next day 18 so on and so forth. Keeping your first smoke and last smoke at the same times as usual. In theory the last cigarette should taste like an ashtray.

Only you know that answer. I know a lady the quit smoking by putting a full pack on the kitchen table and staring at it telling the cigs that she was stronger than they. She quit for good.

Have you tried vaping? I picked up a vuse vibe and it tastes, draws, and has the nicotine buzz I always liked. 32 year smoker and I'm saving money and feel great. Just my experience at least.

warning: going to be brutally honest...

nope. i predict not. but it's not unheard of, for someone to up and quit.

You can quit if do it 5 minutes at a time