^ i believe that's a receptor problem, it depends how much you're addicted to it. In lamen's terms: the more you're addicted, the more you build receptors for that nicotine.. people who are trying to quit, have those empty receptors that holds the nicotine.. (this is where temptation comes in) & then the "empty receptors" bug you until they get what they want, so you end up smoking asmuch as you feel like, til all the receptors you made for the nicotine, are full. That's why for certain people.. it takes time to quit, & that's why alot of smokers who wants to quit, fails. So if you've been smoking for about 3 years now, like you said at 1st post... it isn't too late to try quitting...it would probably take long, and it isn't fair. But think about, what if you had just thought of it, maybe 8 years from now?

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