True Confessions - Don't Judge
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Find_Me_Again wrote: »I'm a disgusting cigarette smoker. I gross myself out. Hopefully my plan to quit this week works out.
You got this boo2 -
IC I'm considering breaking a "date" with a guy from my gym because I'm a low key pessimist and if (when) something goes awry I don't wanna deal with the awkwardness.
I LOVE my gym. The guys just okay.
Why couldn't he keep it to football and beers in a group and occasional hook ups without the group?3 -
Find_Me_Again wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »I'm a disgusting cigarette smoker. I gross myself out. Hopefully my plan to quit this spring works out.
I quit and I have been wanting to start up again sooooo bad
Don't do it! It makes us smell terrible
Switch to vaping
I've thought about it but it kind of scares me. It's too new to know what's going to happen to our lungs. Then again, I KNOW what will happen with cigarettes and I do it anyways
Same boat Missy. UGH
I quit cold turkey when I got pregnant with both of my kids with no issues. Idk why it's so hard now
Different stakes0 -
MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »I'm a disgusting cigarette smoker. I gross myself out. Hopefully my plan to quit this spring works out.
I quit and I have been wanting to start up again sooooo bad
Don't do it! It makes us smell terrible
No one is smelling me anyway
Maybe you just need to give someone a chance to smell you0 -
TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »I'm a disgusting cigarette smoker. I gross myself out. Hopefully my plan to quit this spring works out.
I quit and I have been wanting to start up again sooooo bad
Don't do it! It makes us smell terrible
This is so true! I think when you smoke you don't always notice it but I have a coworker who I cannot sit by, even though I love her to bits, because as soon as she steps into the office I can smell cigarette smoke and it bothers my asthma.
I always notice
Not at home, but if I'm in public and take off my jacket I feel like I'm draping an ashtray over the chair. Or when I hand cash to the cashier, I feel like I'm giving it to her with a lit one in my hand. I ALWAYS have gum, hand sanitizer, and body spray in my car but it never gets rid of the scent at all. I honestly feel like a scum bag and wish I never thought it was cool back at 17... 0 -
eccomi_qui wrote: »The vine where the girl vapes and the camera pans to the guy and he turns and gives a nasally “wow”
Ayyyyyy love vine0 -
https://youtu.be/HJNkpkD7F0Y
This book was a game changer for three people I know. All successfully quit over three years ago (one ten years ago) and never picked it up again.
You can buy the book but the fact that it’s on YouTube for free as an audiobook is pretty awesome.4 -
MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »I'm a disgusting cigarette smoker. I gross myself out. Hopefully my plan to quit this spring works out.
I quit and I have been wanting to start up again sooooo bad
Don't do it! It makes us smell terrible
Switch to vaping
I've thought about it but it kind of scares me. It's too new to know what's going to happen to our lungs. Then again, I KNOW what will happen with cigarettes and I do it anyways
But, you can smoke inside, without smelling...
True.
POPCORN LUNG
ETA: there's a substance they used to put in the butter flavoring for microwave popcorn and the factory workers got lung disease from breathing it and they banned it from popcorn.
They use that exact substance in flavoring vape juice.
Whaaaaat.... This should be more heavily advertised.0 -
My son just text to let me know he has strep. I had felt my throat was scratchy this morning but assumed it was just leftovers from the last 3 weeks of being sick. IC, I *SHOULD* go home to make sure I don't get anyone sick, but I don't wanna use anymore of my sick time.0
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Whybelesswhenyoucanbmore wrote: »IC I'm considering breaking a "date" with a guy from my gym because I'm a low key pessimist and if (when) something goes awry I don't wanna deal with the awkwardness.
I LOVE my gym. The guys just okay.
Why couldn't he keep it to football and beers in a group and occasional hook ups without the group?
Or keep the date and IF it goes south you keep the gym0 -
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TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »I'm a disgusting cigarette smoker. I gross myself out. Hopefully my plan to quit this spring works out.
I quit and I have been wanting to start up again sooooo bad
Don't do it! It makes us smell terrible
This is so true! I think when you smoke you don't always notice it but I have a coworker who I cannot sit by, even though I love her to bits, because as soon as she steps into the office I can smell cigarette smoke and it bothers my asthma.
I always notice Not at home, but if I'm in public and take off my jacket I feel like I'm draping an ashtray over the chair. Or when I hand cash to the cashier, I feel like I'm giving it to her with a lit one in my hand. I ALWAYS have gum, hand sanitizer, and body spray in my car but it never gets rid of the scent at all. I honestly feel like a scum bag and wish I never thought it was cool back at 17...
The fact that you are concerned about this at all proves you're NOT a scumbag
Thanks love. I really try to be a considerate smoker. I don't stand in the doorway of places for people to walk through it. I stand away from non smokers if they are outside with me. I apologize profusely if they smell it on me. It's quite embarrassing for me. Last year we went to my cousins wedding and I literally hid behind the bush to smoke because I was dressed too pretty to be seen 3 -
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MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Whybelesswhenyoucanbmore wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Find_Me_Again wrote: »I'm a disgusting cigarette smoker. I gross myself out. Hopefully my plan to quit this spring works out.
I quit and I have been wanting to start up again sooooo bad
Don't do it! It makes us smell terrible
Switch to vaping
I've thought about it but it kind of scares me. It's too new to know what's going to happen to our lungs. Then again, I KNOW what will happen with cigarettes and I do it anyways
But, you can smoke inside, without smelling...
True.
POPCORN LUNG
ETA: there's a substance they used to put in the butter flavoring for microwave popcorn and the factory workers got lung disease from breathing it and they banned it from popcorn.
They use that exact substance in flavoring vape juice.
Whaaaaat.... This should be more heavily advertised.
It should, vaping doesn't have the adverse side effects from heat/carcinogens/tar like cigarettes but I was surprised when I learned about diactyl. Apparently they're not allowed to make the vape juice with that anymore (since summer maybe) but they're allowed to sell juice with diactyl for 3 years after that
What the H. Sneaky sneaky.0 -
caco_ethes wrote: »https://youtu.be/HJNkpkD7F0Y
This book was a game changer for three people I know. All successfully quit over three years ago (one ten years ago) and never picked it up again.
You can buy the book but the fact that it’s on YouTube for free as an audiobook is pretty awesome.
I know at least 5 people that quit after they read the book3 -
poetic_cell wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »https://youtu.be/HJNkpkD7F0Y
This book was a game changer for three people I know. All successfully quit over three years ago (one ten years ago) and never picked it up again.
You can buy the book but the fact that it’s on YouTube for free as an audiobook is pretty awesome.
I know at least 5 people that quit after they read the book
Then I know at least 12 I meant4 -
MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »My son just text to let me know he has strep. I had felt my throat was scratchy this morning but assumed it was just leftovers from the last 3 weeks of being sick. IC, I *SHOULD* go home to make sure I don't get anyone sick, but I don't wanna use anymore of my sick time.
Sick time is such a catch 22. They never want to give it to you and make you feel guilty for taking it but if you don't everyone complains you're spreading germs. What a crock of *kitten*
There are other detrimental chems used. We just did a whole bit of research because my 17 year old son is vaping.0 -
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caco_ethes wrote: »poetic_cell wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »https://youtu.be/HJNkpkD7F0Y
This book was a game changer for three people I know. All successfully quit over three years ago (one ten years ago) and never picked it up again.
You can buy the book but the fact that it’s on YouTube for free as an audiobook is pretty awesome.
I know at least 5 people that quit after they read the book
Then I know at least 12 I meant
I know 13 people.1 -
seems the world is getting crazier with crime and evil going ons....2
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IC, for me the perfect balance of cracker in my soup is when it turns to mush stew.0
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IC I once had a dream that a hamburger was eating me.0
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CaptainFantastic00 wrote: »
Depends on your definition of a hamburger.3 -
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poetic_cell wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »https://youtu.be/HJNkpkD7F0Y
This book was a game changer for three people I know. All successfully quit over three years ago (one ten years ago) and never picked it up again.
You can buy the book but the fact that it’s on YouTube for free as an audiobook is pretty awesome.
I know at least 5 people that quit after they read the book
I am super gonna read this, and then you can say you know atleast 62 -
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RunHardBeStrong wrote: »
It should be thick and go in heavy to the mouth.
PS - We are still talking soup and crackers.1 -
RunHardBeStrong wrote: »
It should be thick and go in heavy to the mouth.
PS - We are still talking soup and crackers.
In that case it should definitely NOT be soft and mushy2 -
caco_ethes wrote: »RunHardBeStrong wrote: »
It should be thick and go in heavy to the mouth.
PS - We are still talking soup and crackers.
In that case it should definitely NOT be soft and mushy 0
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