> I came up with two mantras that I repeated to myself in my head whenever I really wanted to smoke: they were - "I don't want to smell" and "I don't want to di

> I came up with two mantras that I repeated to myself in my head whenever I really wanted to smoke: they were - "I don't want to smell" and "I don't want to die". This is another part of what makes vaporizers so insidious. When you go to quit, there's a vague notion that it could be seriously harmful. Perhaps there's an equally vague notion of regaining lost discipline. But without that existential dread ("I am going to die if I continue") or social pressure ("I smell all the time and colleagues wrinkle their noses"), it can be trickier than cigarettes.