iamfunball

Flavor bans, IMO are dangerous for vaping because it wouldn't disallow people from mixing which would likely end up for more nicotine in the mix.

I am biased because I use to rarely smoke cloves but post ban I ended up switching to ciggerettes which I found way more addicting and ended up becoming a regular smoker due to the last flavor ban. 21 makes sense, restricting marketing makes sense but flavor bans don't IMO. We also have plenty of alcohols that are flavored but do not regulate those. I just feel this is more a social issue then a legislative when it comes to additives.

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Sorry, mobile, but the full text can found on the Monticello site. It's say we don't need to make change to every imperfection but "laws and institutions must go hand in hand with the progress of human mind As that becomes more developed, more enlightened, as new discoveries are made, new truths disclosed, and manners and opinions change with the change of circumstances, institutions must advance also, and keep pace with the times."

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To answer your question, I smoked socially. I would go out to 18+ clubs (pre 21) and couldn't drink. The only areas that were not loud thump thump and had people talking, was the smoking area. As we were a bunch of goths, cloves were around and I would buy a pack and even with sharing it'd last 2-3 weeks. When the ban happened nothing changed for a while. Probably 1 year after the ban I imported a carton and ended up giving most of it away. But eventually I just caved and bought regular cigarettes, again to smoke socially.

It was a slow creep but cloves were a rare purchase that took a long time and shared where cigarettes became a once a week habit, mostly to myself.

I actually starting to switch to vaping starting at 3mg of nicotine and do use a flavor. Now my husband mixes an even smaller ratio where I plan to schedule usage; this is in efforts to break of the variable reward system and make it a chore which will aid in cessation without transferrance.