Vape Break.

[Ricgt]

I was man down this weekend. Had a scratchy throat on friday and woke up with full blown laryngitis on saturday… Could not speak till sunday night.

I made a really tough and agonising decision and decided to take a break from vaping till things clear up in the old voice box. Its been nearly 2 days since Ive had a toot! I am not sure how I feel about this, half of me is like "well done for taking a break" and the other half is "build that coil and smoke me now b##ch!"

To be honest it was EXTREMELY difficult to put the stuff down initially but as the day wore on it became easier than I would have ever thought.

So I am curious, whats your longest period without vaping and for what reason?

 

[annemarievdh]

About a month ago I was really sick. Didn't vape for 4 days. Was easy, but love the vaping experience. Don't want to stop.

 

[Ricgt]

Shame thats a long one, I am sure you loved it even more after a 4 day break and fresh taste buds! Most of us don't want to stop but it made me think about a thread posted on this forum about the "end game"

 

[annemarievdh]

That was about the same time was torn in 2

 

[BumbleBee]

The longest I can go without vaping is around 6 to 10 hours, while I'm sleeping

 

[annemarievdh]

The longest I can go without vaping is around 6 to 10 hours, while I'm sleeping

Hahaha normally for me 2

 

[RATZ]

For me the longest is five hours.

I'm only four months as a dedicated vaper and this is a breakthrough for me. I was highly addicted to analogues. After one hour, my jaw would start grinding and I would become irritable, two hours in I would get a headache. If for some ungodly reason I was denied my fix for more than three hours, I would be blinded by the headache and so badly distracted that I could not function.

When I took that vape it was more as a reward to myself for a job well done than because of the need. I think being distracted helped as I did not have the physical cravings I did with analogues that would pull me off the most intensive work.

 

[annemarievdh]

For me the longest is five hours.

I'm only four months as a dedicated vaper and this is a breakthrough for me. I was highly addicted to analogues. After one hour, my jaw would start grinding and I would become irritable, two hours in I would get a headache. If for some ungodly reason I was denied my fix for more than three hours, I would be blinded by the headache and so badly distracted that I could not function.

When I took that vape it was more as a reward to myself for a job well done than because of the need. I think being distracted helped as I did not have the physical cravings I did with analogues that would pull me off the most intensive work.

Wow that sounds bad

 

[Ricgt]

For me the longest is five hours.

I'm only four months as a dedicated vaper and this is a breakthrough for me. I was highly addicted to analogues. After one hour, my jaw would start grinding and I would become irritable, two hours in I would get a headache. If for some ungodly reason I was denied my fix for more than three hours, I would be blinded by the headache and so badly distracted that I could not function.

When I took that vape it was more as a reward to myself for a job well done than because of the need. I think being distracted helped as I did not have the physical cravings I did with analogues that would pull me off the most intensive work.

Hectic, sounds like a terrible thing to go thru!

 

[RATZ]

Wow that sounds bad

Yeah, the analogues controlled me. Now I can chain vape without feeling guilty just weaning off the nic and I'll be my own master again. I have done a few days (not consecutive) on zero nic already with no ill effects, so it's probably the habit now more than anything.


PS: If any-one has any weird withdrawal questions they can pm me. I think I went through just about every one of them.

 

[annemarievdh]

Yeah, the analogues controlled me. Now I can chain vape without feeling guilty just weaning off the nic and I'll be my own master again. I have done a few days (not consecutive) on zero nic already with no ill effects, so it's probably the habit now more than anything.


PS: If any-one has any weird withdrawal questions they can pm me. I think I went through just about every one of them.

I just became a really grumpy, short tempered *****. So that after 3 days my dad disappeared and when he came back...

Threw a box of stienkies at me while saying in an demanding voice: Word net weer jou (beep) self!!!!

 

[RATZ]

That's the exact reason I couldn't quit without vaping!! people hated me without them and I loved them

At least my humble china-mall ego set moderated my mood to "tolerable" until I got over the worst of it.

 

[annemarievdh]

That's the exact reason I couldn't quit without vaping!! people hated me without them and I loved them

At least my humble china-mall ego set moderated my mood to "tolerable" until I got over the worst of it.

I think thats was my problem as well. I loved smoking.

 

[Silver]

For me its about three quarters of a day
At a client function where no one smoked and we were busy and I didnt feel it was appropriate
I find i can go without vaping for longer and much easier than I could without smoking
I think its because i am less addicted to vaping than i was to smoking (physiologically)
But mentally, i love my vaping!

 

[Yiannaki]

I haven't vaped since 8pm


Left the house with dead batteries and no charger, charging as we speak