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Originally Posted by Whazzzup
I stopped smoking for about half a year without a problem. I questioned myself why some people found it so hard to stop as I did it without any problem. This was 2 years ago till I made that irresponsible decission under the influence of alcohol to light up one more for old times sake. Also knowing I could give up this filthy habbit so easy and it would not hurt me. 
You guessed right ..... NOT ....... since that day I have been smoking like 'tingtong' again. The last month I am thinking to give it another shot though. However my mind is trying to convince me smoking is not that bad at all. It keeps telling me why should I deny myself those moments when drinking a cup of coffee in the morning, lighting one after dinner or having one when socializing in a bar.
One of the reasons I wanted to quit, is because of those glass cubes at the airport. When I stand there, not even enjoying my sigarette, looking through the window having trouble to breathe. I always think to myself, what an addict you are. 
Now you tell me the airport has a nice teracce outside with barstools and beer. Thanks for your support 
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I gave up cigarettes for seven years and one day at work,I smelt someone smoking a cigar.I thought it smelt lovely and if I had one it wouldn't hurt!!!
Wrong.That was 13yrs ago and I dread to think the cash I have spunked on cigars since then.Last year in LOS I made a decision to give up and didn't even bother to get any "duty free" smokes on my way home. Well I arrived home about 5 30pm with one left and got panicky about running out and bought some more.I'm still smoking and its getting to the point where I have
got to give up.Its costing me £1500 a year and its just stupid.
I think I'll try again after this next trip to LOS in March
