🚀 go-pugleaf

sherry9999 wrote:
> 
> Audrey, don't misunderstand me.  If I could have kept smoking my
> 2 and 1/2 packs a day and not have horrible nicotine fits and
> cravings on a five hour plane ride (who am I kidding...a 2 hour
> plane ride), then I would be smoking right now.  If I could, like
> you all, just smoke when it was convenient and enjoyable....I
> would still be smoking.  That health stuff I could put off until
> another day...I mean something will kill me.  But I just couldn't
> take being a junkie anymore.   I wasn't like you.....I smoked
> whether it was enjoyable or not.  Just weak, I guess.
> 
> Anyway, more power to you guys....I just couldn't hack it
> anymore.
> 
> sherry
> 
Okay, *that* sounds better than what was first said.  As long as you
weren't guilted into it somehow by outside forces then I hope you live
life as you like because that is what matters.  I, on the other hand,
enjoy every single cigarette. Not being able to smoke on the plane is
something I accept but it certainly makes me more defiant in that
instead of giving in because they've made me, I will fight harder to
smoke anywhere I can.  Again, you say you didn't enjoy it all the time. 
That is a good reason to stop.  I'm just explaining my opposite
experience  :-)

Audrey
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