Fizzwhizz2020
Chatty Member
I’m on the other end of the argument here. I vape as it’s the only thing that helped me stop smoking. Friend of mine stopped as she had diagnosed COPD and the drs are pleased with the progress since she’s been vaping as opposed to smoking. I agree that no one knows yet what vaping does. But coming from smoking and switching to vaping my lung function has improved.
So if your other half is vaping, perhaps he did smoke when you met and is trying to stop for that reason. If you’ve never smoked it can be extremely hard to just stop. So maybe rather than lay into him, ask him if he smoked and if this is to help him quit and let him go with it. End of the day, it’s an addiction.
fair enough if it’s a dealbreaker for you, but it would be far better to try help and be supportive because you can’t control what someone else does and if he’s part way there and trying to actually quit, then support might go a long way x
So if your other half is vaping, perhaps he did smoke when you met and is trying to stop for that reason. If you’ve never smoked it can be extremely hard to just stop. So maybe rather than lay into him, ask him if he smoked and if this is to help him quit and let him go with it. End of the day, it’s an addiction.
fair enough if it’s a dealbreaker for you, but it would be far better to try help and be supportive because you can’t control what someone else does and if he’s part way there and trying to actually quit, then support might go a long way x