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Will
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Date Posted: 17:59:11 05/10/07 Thu
In reply to:
Linda
's message, "16 and luvin it!! - Does smoking reduce stress?" on 23:10:22 05/09/07 Wed
Hey Linda -
Sorry the first response is from one of the "regulars" but I am sure others will jump in! Since I am new to this, I do not have as much of an experience base, but I find that smoking relaxes me when I am in the mood for it to. When I take my walks in the woods, it is to relax, I am in that frame of mind, and the cigarette seems to help in that particular setting. Regarding your issue, I had a different reaction to a similar situation this week. I have been working on a project that requires using the old brain cells, and I actually feel that the cigarette or two I have as I have sat down and worked on it the last few days seems to really keep me alert and moving along rapidly. I do not know if others have had this experience, but it seems to really keep me rolling...
Bill
>Sometimes, when I finish a long homework assignment
>for school, I'll have a cig. as kind of a treat for
>myself, and it's always a pleasant experience.
>
>Tonight, I had to start and finish an essay that I had
>been putting off for a while, mostly because I
>couldn't figure out how I wanted to start it. I was
>more than a little bit stressed about it, so I decided
>to have a cig. before I started to see if it would
>calm me down. Well, not only did it NOT calm me down,
>but I didn't find it a pleasant smoking experience at
>all, and I put the cig. out after a couple of drags.
>
>So, my question is, do people on this board find that
>smoking can really reduce their stress level?
>
>Yes, that means YOU, a person reading this board, is
>being asked to answer a question, especially if you
>have not written here before. If you don't want to
>write a lot, that's fine, just a simple YES or NO will
>do. I think that it would be nice to get answers from
>a variety of people, not just the usual contributors
>here (but, of course, it will be great to have their
>opinion, too!).
>
>I mean, I'm not going to stress out about this:):),
>but I would like to know what people think about this
>issue.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Linda
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