pepperfarmer
Member
- Aug 31, 2026
- 29
I could've never imagined how effective cancer sticks could be at making things feel okay. I've started smoking recently, figured if I'm already probably going to CTB it wouldn't make sense to worry about my lung health.
Holy shit. I get it now. It's like flipping a switch. All the guilt, all the stress just washes away. Life is suddenly worth living.
Not a single prescription medication has worked this well. Not one. Now, I feel like I can actually function. I know now I'm going to be doing this for the rest of my life. I don't even care. The only reason I'm even going to limit my usage is so it doesn't lose efficiency, that's my main concern now.
Is it absolutely bad for my health? Absolutely. It's also the only thing that works. I've taken to it so naturally it's insane, although I've been exposed to secondhand smoke all my life, so maybe my body is already used to it.
I'll probably start taking more care of myself to counteract the health effects, so I won't be losing my breath every 3 seconds. Shit, maybe it ends up being good for me. Does anyone else feel this way?
Holy shit. I get it now. It's like flipping a switch. All the guilt, all the stress just washes away. Life is suddenly worth living.
Not a single prescription medication has worked this well. Not one. Now, I feel like I can actually function. I know now I'm going to be doing this for the rest of my life. I don't even care. The only reason I'm even going to limit my usage is so it doesn't lose efficiency, that's my main concern now.
Is it absolutely bad for my health? Absolutely. It's also the only thing that works. I've taken to it so naturally it's insane, although I've been exposed to secondhand smoke all my life, so maybe my body is already used to it.
I'll probably start taking more care of myself to counteract the health effects, so I won't be losing my breath every 3 seconds. Shit, maybe it ends up being good for me. Does anyone else feel this way?