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It used to be stuff for my vaping. It is better than smoking, but still a waste of money. I quit last year though!
Congrats my dude! That nicotine is a hard habit to break and I'm super proud of you for getting out from under it!
I still get cravings. Pretty sure that'll never go away
One day, I ran out of nicotine, and simply stopped adding it to my liquid instead of buying more. Still vaping, but no nicotine. I did vape for 10 years with (small amounts) of nicotine, though. Started with 25mg, but had been at 3mg for many years now.
But you feel guilty about smoking?
I felt guilty spending all that money to literally go up in smoke, going outside to feed that addiction while my wife was inside with our kid.
Now I felt awkward for even asking. But I never saw it that way.