Would you choose to quit smoking for a person?

Well, I will choose to quit smoking for a person, because it is more that if it is someone I love and care about, I will be willing to consider changing my habits for his thoughts, and smoking is not a particularly good thing, so I will choose to quit smoking for a person, in order to be better together.

I think I will. Because as long as you like this person, you will lower your stature to do anything for him, and quitting smoking is also beneficial to both parties, on the one hand, it is good for your health, and on the other hand, it is also so that he can smoke less second-hand smoke.

If that person is someone I love deeply, I will, because I love him, I won't do things he doesn't like, since he wants me to quit, quit, after all, smoking is not a big deal, there is nothing that can't be done with him, I think I can.

I would have chosen to quit smoking for a person, because first of all, I knew that smoking was not a particularly good thing, and the reason why I smoked at that time was probably because I was in a bad mood, but now if there is someone who can make me feel better and stop thinking about what used to be, I am willing to quit smoking for him.

If I love him, I will quit smoking for her, but quitting smoking is really painful, so at this time you should let him accompany you, in the process of quitting smoking, you can say that it brings you happiness, so that you will not feel very uncomfortable after quitting smoking.

I feel like I'm going to quit smoking for someone. I feel like if I truly love someone, I will do anything I can for her. Not to mention such a small thing as quitting smoking. The thing itself is good for everyone, because everyone knows that smoking is bad for your health.

Yes, this kind of case is also relatively common in life. If that person is really important and hates the smell of cigarettes, I will choose to quit for them. Because he is so important to me.

There are many examples of this in my life, such as my friend who doesn't like guys, so her boyfriend also quit smoking for her.

Smoking is very harmful to the lungs, and if you quit smoking, your lungs will be the first to get better, thereby reducing the occurrence of respiratory diseases such as bronchitis.

First of all, there are two subjects to this question, one is a person and the other is smoke; The former is active and the latter is passive.

If the person's condition is strong restraint and average endurance, then the result depends on the age of smoking; If this person's restraint is weak and his endurance is average, then congratulations to this big brother (big sister), quitting smoking has nothing to do with you;

Cigarettes, which originally existed to relieve the stress and anxiety of contemporary people, have slowly changed their taste. Some people suffer from a strong craving for smoking, two packs a day, and this lethal operation makes you have to fear what is going on behind the scenes.

I don't know if you have watched "Big Brother", Donnie Yen played a teacher in it, and he told a piece of knowledge about cigarettes in it. Cigarette is composed of tobacco, cigarette paper, and filter, among which the filter, the manufacturer designed a little strange in the manufacturing process, where is the strange, that is, two small holes are designed, the explanation on the encyclopedia is to alleviate the inhalation of nicotine and other harmful substances, speaking of which, do you think, it is set up like this, then why are so many smokers addicted to tuberculosis and even end up with tuberculosis?

People who can smoke know that in fact, when we smoke, we will use two fingers to pinch two small holes to reduce air inhalation, then the nicotine you inhale will be different from the amount written on the cigarette box, then you will be addicted.

People who really love to smoke should have wanted to try to quit smoking, but the process is too painful, they can't stand it, and they can only start again.

My dad is a typical old smoker, smoking for 12 years, one pack a day, thunder can't move, even sometimes two packs a day, you say it's not angry, I feel scary every time I look at it, as if smoking doesn't cost money. If it weren't for the severity of chronic bronchitis later, my mother ordered me to quit smoking, and my dad had to start his smoking cessation plan, and it is estimated that he is still smoking to this day. When I was younger, my dad declared himself a failure to quit smoking countless times, why do you say that?

Because he told me in a failed quit smoking that when no one was staring at him, he looked at the cigarettes in the store, and he couldn't tell what it tasted like, and he wanted to smoke, as if there were countless insects crawling, and finally he couldn't stand it and smoked.

Later, I successfully quit smoking, and it took more than two years to successfully quit smoking, and I replaced smoking with tea to divert my attention, and my family tried their best to resist, and I threw away the cigarettes when I saw them, and slowly began to change from completely unable to restrain to once a week, and slowly became once a month, and slowly stopped smoking.

So you ask me, if a person wants to quit smoking, how long will it take? I would say, don't touch him if he hasn't smoked; If it is just smoked, it can be stopped; If you smoke for a long time, then quitting smoking depends on the people around you, the time may be half a year, it may be a year, who knows?

As long as you make up your mind to quit smoking, you won't have the thought of smoking for a long time. However, according to personal habits, people who are addicted to smoking want to smoke after 2 days of quitting smoking; And people who have a small addiction to smoking will want to smoke after a week of quitting smoking.

It varies from person to person, and it has to do with everyone's perseverance, some people may have a few months, some people may have a year, and some people may never be able to do it. If you eat some sugar or something, you may no longer want to smoke, and it needs a process, which is a step-by-step process, quitting your dependence on tobacco, thinking more about the harm of smoking, and formulating a detailed and specific quitting plan. When you see smoke, divert your attention and go to some public place where smoking is prohibited.

It takes at least a month before I don't want to smoke, it depends on the person, and it was a month later when I quit smoking.