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Subject: Re: Smoking & Girlfriend

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Date Posted: 16:46:06 07/20/07 Fri
In reply to: Ryan 's message, "Smoking & Girlfriend" on 23:10:52 07/14/07 Sat

That is a GREAT conversion story.
I had the same thing happen when I was about 20 and my GF was 18. At my urging, she tried it at a party.

She took a Marl. Light 100 from one of the other girls; it was a huge beach-house party for their high school graduation and everyone was feeling pretty good.

She took a couple of puffs and coughed; then the girl who gave it to her told her how to inhale the first few puffs without coughing.

She and I sat down, and she proceeded to begin taking bigger and bigger puffs. After about 2-3, she said "OMG, I actually feel HIGH! How can this be legal? It's awesome!" I just laughed and told her she'd get tolerance eventually if she kept it up.

For a long while after, she was a very occasional smoker; about once or twice a week. Every time she got a marvelous buzz; I think nicotine affects women, and particular women, very strongly--more so than men. I never got THAT good a buzz from it but she just loved it.

Unfortunately I broke up with her, but we live in the same area and twenty years later I saw her outside our local movie theater having an ML 100 and just pulling on that thing for all she was worth; she even did a triple-pump and held it for a good five seconds.

>When I turned 16 5 months ago, my parents gave me a
>carton of cigarettes and a lighter as one of my
>birthday gifts. This was a total surprise to me as I
>did not smoke and wasn't even thinking about it. Their
>reasoning was that they both started smoking at 15-16
>and had to put up with a lot of inconveniences and
>didn't smoke openly until college, and if I was going
>to smoke, they wanted me to do it openly. It took me
>about 3 weeks to decide to give it a try. I decided I
>would smoke a whole pack and then make the decision to
>continue or stop. I soon decided before the pack was
>gone that I wanted to continue. At this point my gf
>of 2.5 years intervened and begged me not to smoke
>using the familiar health reasons and the fact that
>she didn't like the odor/taste when we were
>kissing/making out. I decided that my gf was more
>important than smoking and stopped. Last weekend my gf
>ask me if I regretted quitting when she asked me to
>stop - I said no, that making her happy was more
>important, even though I did enjoy smoking. She then
>confessed that she had recently tried smoking and
>wanted to continue and wanted me to resume smoking
>with her. I agreed and we are now a happily smoking
>couple.

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