Only logged in members can reply and interact with the post.
Join SimilarWorlds for FREE »
GarciaMarquez · 56-60, M
You're still smoking in my eyes. I mean smoking hot (for those in the cheap seats).
GarciaMarquez · 56-60, M
And then there were four.
GarciaMarquez · 56-60, M
Five, I mean.
damselfly · 100+, F
OMG!

goliathtree · 56-60, M
I haven't smoked a cigarette since 1988...can't stand the stench of 'em now. It was all about the $$$ then...I can't imagine paying the price of ashes now.
damselfly · 100+, F
@goliathtree 1995 is when I stopped. Except for a very occasional foul tasting but habit-wise yearning
Serenitree · F
@damselfly me too. October of 1995.
SW-User
The thing is..once you give up-it never tastes the same..or how you imagine it will taste. That's what keeps me off them anyway
Serenitree · F
Really? Once I quit for good, the first time I tried to smoke a cigarette, I got weak, sick, and dizzy, and then my throat closed up. It was as if I had developed an allergy over the course of six months.
Serenitree · F
@damselfly well, I didn't try. I figured if my throat closed up it meant that either my brain or my body was trying to tell me something. I quit in October 1995. Tried to smoke in March, 1996 and never tried again.
damselfly · 100+, F
@Serenitree I didn't really try, either. One of my colleagues remarked, one Thursday afternoon, that I hadn't smoked all week. Usually being stuck at a keyboard with one tight deadline after another involved punctuating my day with at least one cigarette, burning itself down in an ashtray full of fag-ends. That's when I realised I was fine without them. But I think it's the habit rather than the drug that got to me. No withdrawal symptoms, and the ability to have one or two when I see others at it
This message was deleted by its author.

 
Post Comment