If You Could Quit Vaping Today Would You?

[Wesley]

I want to quit at some point, but right now I am enjoying all the new toys and DIY juices. I've barely even started on building coils.

I get cravings but mostly for the taste of the juices, not for the nicotine as much.

 

[Ollie]

Why would anyone ever want to quit vaping... haha

Personally, ill never quit! its just way too far up my alley!

 

[cfm78910]

Today, in order to celebrate the past year(2014) to meet the new year(2015), I have stoped vaping.But i love my inshare vape. What is vape do you love?

So, here you are down the road a ways glad that smoking is a thing of the past for you. We are all here because vaping got us, and hopefully kept us off the cigs, question is would you quit vaping today if it were simple and you suffered no withdrawals from the nicotine, oral fixation, etc.?

Personally I'd love to say yes but I know vaping has become a hobby for me as well and quitting would leave a void in my life, wondering how the rest feel about this.

There it is, sound off folks! No right or wrong answer here, just curious.

Nope, not a chance. I enjoy my nic and won't give it up. It's my only vice.

 

[Kuhlkatz]

There is just too much happening in the vaping world to think of giving it up. Even though most of my kit is only a few months old, no self-respecting vaper will ever shy away from trying a new juice, mod, tank or dripper that's being raved about elsewhere.
Even the staunch 'one-device for all' Reonauts are wetting their feet again with the Atlantis, Lemo, Subtank and the new stylish mini mods to get some variation or at least to see what the hype is about.

Most importantly, if I stop vaping I'd probably have no excuse to go to a vape meet again or lurk around the forum to see what all you crazies are up to... Now that is a sobering thought !
Nope, I think I'll just stick to vaping, even if I'm down to 0% nic - not that I'm aiming for that (yet).

 

[Arthster]

I had some time to think about it...

No

 

[Adams]

Today, in order to celebrate the past year(2014) to meet the new year(2015), I have stoped vaping.But i love my inshare vape. What is vape do you love?

So, here you are down the road a ways glad that smoking is a thing of the past for you. We are all here because vaping got us, and hopefully kept us off the cigs, question is would you quit vaping today if it were simple and you suffered no withdrawals from the nicotine, oral fixation, etc.?

Personally I'd love to say yes but I know vaping has become a hobby for me as well and quitting would leave a void in my life, wondering how the rest feel about this.

There it is, sound off folks! No right or wrong answer here, just curious.

Whilst still officially being an "outsider" here, I do thank you for posting this thread. You have asked the ideal question and these responses give me exactly the insight I require at this particular point in time (in reference to my intro post) -

 

[Gees]

This video from Grimm Green hit the nail on the head, for me anyway

 

[Arthster]

That is exactly how I feel. I have found my place in this world of ours where I feel I belong, in this forum. And its vaping that brought me here.

If any one plays the violine that was your q for a sad number.

 

[360twin]

I had a slightly different start to vaping than most - I began vaping after stopping smoking because I thought it may get my wife off the stinkies (I was right ). Maybe for this reason I don't feel as 'addicted' to vaping as I did with cigarettes; I also don't seem to feel any craving after not having for a while, like after a flight or long meeting.

I only vape 6mg juice and feel I could stop if I wanted to, but I find it enormously more enjoyable than smoking ever was. I have tried 0mg but it seemed something was missing without the TH even 6mg provides (maybe a legacy of smoking for 38-odd years).

To answer the OP's question: No! Mainly because I cannot think of one valid reason to do so.

 

[AllenKobe]

I want to quit at some point, but right now I am enjoying all the new toys and DIY juices. I've barely even started on building coils.

I get cravings but mostly for the taste of the juices, not for the nicotine as much.

Vaping is a habit, and enjoy it.

 

[AllenKobe]

Why would anyone ever want to quit vaping... haha

Personally, ill never quit! its just way too far up my alley!

Let you give up vaping, it is better to let you go to die. Is it similar to this truth? If give you millions of dollars, would you like to quit?

 

[AllenKobe]

Nope, not a chance. I enjoy my nic and won't give it up. It's my only vice.

Happy vaping.

 

[AllenKobe]

There is just too much happening in the vaping world to think of giving it up. Even though most of my kit is only a few months old, no self-respecting vaper will ever shy away from trying a new juice, mod, tank or dripper that's being raved about elsewhere.
Even the staunch 'one-device for all' Reonauts are wetting their feet again with the Atlantis, Lemo, Subtank and the new stylish mini mods to get some variation or at least to see what the hype is about.

Most importantly, if I stop vaping I'd probably have no excuse to go to a vape meet again or lurk around the forum to see what all you crazies are up to... Now that is a sobering thought !
Nope, I think I'll just stick to vaping, even if I'm down to 0% nic - not that I'm aiming for that (yet).

Thank you for your truth. You can enjoy your vaping, anything you like.

 

[AllenKobe]

This video from Grimm Green hit the nail on the head, for me anyway

Good, Thanks

 

[AllenKobe]

I had a slightly different start to vaping than most - I began vaping after stopping smoking because I thought it may get my wife off the stinkies (I was right ). Maybe for this reason I don't feel as 'addicted' to vaping as I did with cigarettes; I also don't seem to feel any craving after not having for a while, like after a flight or long meeting.

I only vape 6mg juice and feel I could stop if I wanted to, but I find it enormously more enjoyable than smoking ever was. I have tried 0mg but it seemed something was missing without the TH even 6mg provides (maybe a legacy of smoking for 38-odd years).

To answer the OP's question: No! Mainly because I cannot think of one valid reason to do so.

Wow, you stoped smoking, it may get your wife off the stinkies. What a good husband.