Do you smoke? If not what is your opinion of those that do?

I don't but strangely I love the smell of it.

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If not what is your opinion of those that do?

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It's their choice. Why do I care?

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It's their choice. Why do I care?

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I agree but I also think smokers' health insurance should be much higher than for nonsmokers. I think all recreational drugs should be legal, too, but insurance for users should be astronomical or not available at all.

I could give a shite less if people smoke or not, but I don't care to be around people that are smoking.

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I agree but I also think smokers' health insurance should be much higher than for nonsmokers

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Our state policies through Anthem are almost doubled as a smoker.

I'm not a fan (of smoking). My parents did for years and still do, but they're grown adults and that's their personal choice. I don't care to restrict their access but it's not something I'll ever do myself.

Smoking is trashy

but I love a cig when I'm good and hammered

basically I'm self adminttedly trashy when hammered

I'll have an occasional cigar or pipe, but I don't smoke cigarettes.

I immediately knock at least 3 points off any woman I see smoking a cigarette. That 7 automatically becomes a 4. Huge turn off for me.

I didn't think we were talking about cigars. I'll smoke cigars on occasion.

I quit, and still miss it. I love the smell of it, and I can always tell when somebody has had a cigarette when no one else can smell it.

I figure eventually everyone will quit. Society has attached such a negative stigma because politicians said so. People were dying from it for centuries, but NOW it's suddenly a burden on our healthcare industry? Meh.

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I know I shouldn't make assumptions, but I always think someone who smokes is less intelligent

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I'm a smoker, but have a very high iq. Intelligence has nothing to do with it. It's being a dumbass when you're young, so it's more bad decision making skills at a vulnerable age.

I've tried quitting a few times, and I'm still smoking. I've tried him, e cigs, and patches. Stimulants grab a hold of me hard. You should see my daily coffee habit. If it weren't for my sister's addictions, I may gotten hooked on blow (luckily anytime I tried it, I was so paranoid about addiction, I hated myself immediately). I even broke off friendships because people using it casually.


I'm at the that point, I'm ready to try pills. I'll probably start with wellibutrin. If that doesn't work, I'll have to try chantex. But that one had terrible side effects, that scare the hell out of me. But I'm 33, and I know the side effects of tobacco. So I'm almost ready to risk the severe psychological side effects associated with chantex. Because otherwise, I'll be dead.

I am glad to see dramatically fewer people smoking that are younger than me. I'm not sure what they changed educationally. But people 2-3 years younger than me smoke at a much lower rate. I hope that trend stays consistent.