Do you smoke?
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FurryFury
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I don't smoke, never did.
For a while I associated a man smoking with intimacy subconsciously but that passed. I am somewhat like a charcoal filter, all smoke gloms onto me so if I'm around any smoking I have to take a shower and wash my hair first thing when I come home.
Good for YOU, Red!
Fury
For a while I associated a man smoking with intimacy subconsciously but that passed. I am somewhat like a charcoal filter, all smoke gloms onto me so if I'm around any smoking I have to take a shower and wash my hair first thing when I come home.
Good for YOU, Red!
Fury
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i dont smoke, nor would i be in a relationship with someone who does. i just cant breathe and can not stand the smell.
i remeber my parents telling me when i was younger that my father one day said he wouldnt kiss my mother untill she quit becuase he didnt want to kiss an ashtray. this was a few years after they were married and before any of thier children were born.
i remeber my parents telling me when i was younger that my father one day said he wouldnt kiss my mother untill she quit becuase he didnt want to kiss an ashtray. this was a few years after they were married and before any of thier children were born.
DVS
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Woo Hoo! Great news. I know it's a big decision to make, but after that choice is made, every day is a positive step until the day you can quit for good. It's the personal accomplishment of bettering your life and health, as the days go by. And, counting up the days, months, then years after you quit has got to be one of the best feelings of all.s_red830 said:
And I didn't even mention the cash that you save! As an added incentive, add it up, to see how much you save each day you don't smoke, and then each month and year.
Congratulations on your decision to quit!
lne_iii
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s_red830
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Thank you.DVS said:Woo Hoo! Great news. I know it's a big decision to make, but after that choice is made, every day is a positive step until the day you can quit for good. It's the personal accomplishment of bettering your life and health, as the days go by. And, counting up the days, months, then years after you quit has got to be one of the best feelings of all.
And I didn't even mention the cash that you save! As an added incentive, add it up, to see how much you save each day you don't smoke, and then each month and year.
Congratulations on your decision to quit!
I'm looking forward to be able to put it behind me. (hm, nice little paradox there...)
MasterPhoenix
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I haven't smoked since October 2009.
I quit in June, had a minor relapse in Oct, haven't smoked since.
MasterPhoenix
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I was bored...
C130Loadguy
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Sometimes incorporate it into sub training by
Setting up a system of rewards and punishments if QUITTING smoking is a goal that my sub and I feel she should be working towards as part of making healthy lifestyle changes.
Setting up a system of rewards and punishments if QUITTING smoking is a goal that my sub and I feel she should be working towards as part of making healthy lifestyle changes.
Julie_in_the_north
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Yes, I smoke. Have done since I was about 17. Roll-ups usually, or Marlboro reds.
And I have no choice but to go completely against the grain here - the regrettable fact is...I really like smoking. I wouldn't do it otherwise.
And yes, I know the 10 million reasons why it's awful...sorry...
And I have no choice but to go completely against the grain here - the regrettable fact is...I really like smoking. I wouldn't do it otherwise.
And yes, I know the 10 million reasons why it's awful...sorry...
Ravenwind
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I smoke, however, cigarettes are not used in play... I hate getting burned by anything more than anything (I'd rather have hundreds of paper cuts all over my body before getting a sunburn or get splattered from grease while making dinner). And to be honest, I'm torn about quitting: I want to, I really do... but it's become as much a part of who I am, that I can't see myself as a non-smoker.
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I quit a long while ago...wanted to be around top see my daughter grow up
As foor play ywes my mistress smokes and she enjoys carelessly allowing her hand with cigarette to come oh so close...even closer to the member it does get my attention, Im not allowed to mention it or move away...but thats why I see her
As foor play ywes my mistress smokes and she enjoys carelessly allowing her hand with cigarette to come oh so close...even closer to the member it does get my attention, Im not allowed to mention it or move away...but thats why I see her
subsarah1989
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Euro-trash
to me it seems that smoking cigs is either for euro-trash and in this country white trash
to me it seems that smoking cigs is either for euro-trash and in this country white trash
Etoile
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I'm guessing from your username that you're 20 or 21 years old?
It wasn't always that way. When I was a kid, a LOT more people smoked. My mom has asthma, and there were a LOT of restaurants we couldn't eat in, because the smoke would waft over into the non-smoking section and set her asthma off. Even if smoking wasn't permitted inside a place, there were still clumps of people outside the doors everywhere you went - smoking used to be a lot more popular than it is now.
I don't say this because to show off that I'm older than you, I'm only about 8 years older, that's not much of a difference. I say it to reinforce how recent the trend toward non-smoking is. The fact that a 29-year-old remembers tons of smokers from her youth, and a 20-year-old thinks smoking is for white trash...well, that's a very big cultural change in a very short period of time.
I live in Virginia, which was a big tobacco state in the early days of the USA. We only just started a smoking ban in restaurants four months ago. Change is slow, but it is happening.
AngelicAssassin
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Interesting theory. I guess ...
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r149/octofish/obama-smoking.jpg
- Obama's habit was/is nothing but an attempt to corner another demographic ...
- the rednecks at Lolliard should have consulted you, and
- and we wasted a boat load of cash for a fake survey by SAMHSA.
bisexualsmoker
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Hi Julie! By the way, thanks for all your help! Luv U!
I just started smoking at thirty five.Used to be a huge anti.
Hanging out with some kinky people changed everything about me!
Smoking
I'm not a IRL smoker..
However, as part of D/s play, being forced to smoke is very hot! Sometimes Mistress will make me do one after the other until I agree to the "next" activity on her list. One that I REALLY want to avoid! But being a non-smoker, we just can't keep it going and eventually i fall to Her next nefarious task...
I'm not a IRL smoker..
However, as part of D/s play, being forced to smoke is very hot! Sometimes Mistress will make me do one after the other until I agree to the "next" activity on her list. One that I REALLY want to avoid! But being a non-smoker, we just can't keep it going and eventually i fall to Her next nefarious task...
