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I started smoking as a teen and quit smoking regularly over a decade ago. If I so much as smell a cigarette I immediately want one, if I see people smoking in
by nr2x 7y ago
I started smoking as a teen and quit smoking regularly over a decade ago. If I so much as smell a cigarette I immediately want one, if I see people smoking in a movie or real life I want one, and hell, if I'm just having a shit day I want one. Thinking about it just now makes me want one.
So yes, puberty does things to you, but they tend to be temporary. The cognitive triggers of nicotine addiction stay long after you "quit".
- quelltext 7y agoYeah, because you enjoyed smoking cigarettes and then decided to give it up. On it's own there's nothing bad or surprising about wanting to smoke again. People who have given up eating meat for health reasons will also often lust for a steak when they see one being eaten in a movie. But my intention is actually not to claim there's no such thing as nicotine addiction. My claim is that I find it unlikely that it's vaping or smoking that turns teenagers into crazy impulsive, and moody people.