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Contested debate: Should one quit smoking?

2016-05-30View Original

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This post was last edited by slll611 on 2016-7-3 21:31. World No Tobacco Day has passed; smokers and non-smokers are welcome to participate in a prize-winning debate. @It’s too much effort to ask friends; anyone who sees this, please come. You can also share your own stories about smoking or quitting smoking with everyone – there are prizes for those who participate! I heard another theory: a friend went on a business trip to Singapore and had no place to smoke, so he quit, and he didn’t smoke again even after returning. Has anyone succeeded in quitting smoking with external help?
Reply #22016-05-30
I can quit if I want to, but I don’t want to quit yet. The view has been expressed.
Reply #32016-05-30
I want to quit smoking, but it’s really difficult. I quit for 3 months in 2013, but started smoking again when I got busy with work :(
Reply #42016-05-31
Quitting smoking is necessary; smoking is extremely harmful, mainly due to its impact on the environment. If there are no smokers around, one naturally won’t smoke either.
Reply #52016-05-31
It’s good to quit smoking; at least don’t smoke in public places
Reply #62016-05-31
My hand trembled, and I forgot which one to choose. :Personally, I think whether to quit smoking depends on the relationship between that person and you. Those who smoke can have varying lifespans, and some of them are attracted to mosquitoes while others are not. I personally don’t like smoking. If others smoke, as long as they stay away from me and the smoke doesn’t reach me, it’s fine. After all, I’m not going to share a bed with them or be in close contact; what does it concern me? Especially when running, you breathe heavily; when a puff of smoke comes your way, it feels so refreshing. . . Smokers, especially those who use pipe tobacco, like it. Why? When I was young, there were many snakes in my hometown. I would extract the nicotine from the tobacco pipe and apply it to the areas where snakes often appeared; as long as the smell remained, the snakes wouldn’t come there.
Reply #72016-05-31
It’s not that I don’t want to quit; But ; It’s hard to quit ; I can’t quit ; Rather, it’s impossible to quit ; Various social engagements ; Do not smoke ; Don’t drink alcohol ; Can’t communicate
Reply #82016-05-31
It’s really difficult .............
Reply #92016-05-31
Smoking is really bad, but it’s hard to quit; it’s better to smoke less
Reply #102016-05-31
I gave up for two years, but then relapsed. I’m not quitting now, but I can control myself by smoking less, not smoking in public places, and not disturbing others.

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