Not because of men being disgusted by it... for my health...at some point, yes.
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It's a nasty habit. My ex-wife smoked, and I never have, but you wouldn't know if from the way my clothes smelled. She never even smoked in the house but it still permeated everything. Took weeks for it to go away after the divorce. And that's not even getting into what she was doing to her lungs.

Never again...

Not that my obesity is any better, health-wise. And it's apparently just as hard for me to crack as cigarettes.
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Good, you'll have greater success doing it for the better reason.
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I just keep making excuses... one day I'll wake up and say "NO MORE"... It's become more of a habit then an addiction... I think.
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That's what it takes, a real desire to do it.
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I'm in the same boat.

Its so easy to go outside and socialize (and puff) with the group of friends who all smoke.
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Nobody's volunteered to help her with her oral fixation?

What's this place coming to?
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Anyone get kissed?
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Best first date EVARRRR!!!!
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omigarrrrrrrrrrrsh let's drink red wine and cluck like hens over him

hay paint my nails
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No details. Only that he came to get me since my car was stuck. Then he helped me get it out. I've got to calm down and get to bed. Wait to see if he calls.
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:-):-):-)
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I actually quit smoking about 3 yrs ago because I was trying to get at this girl who didn't like it. After quitting I realized that everyone who smokes smells like complete ass, but you don't know it when you're a smoker yourself. I really just needed motivation, the quitting was pretty easy. Keep a bunch of those mint toothpicks around and pop one whenever you need to.
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Well, I thought my date went great. I'm guessing it didn't go as well as I thought.
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how come?
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