I don't smoke, but I work with a bunch of smokers. If it's not busy they dart out for one frequently. Several of them turn into big blubbering babies if it is busy and can't get their fix. If you don't think that "niccing" (never ever heard that term before) is a thing, you have never seen my mother. SHe comes close to freaking if she can't find her smokes. I could give more direct examples from people I know but the list is long and more importantly pointless as you don't know any of them.newfoundsky said:As a chain smoker, I guarantee that if you made these feelings known beforehand, you won't even know the person smokes. My girlfriend of eight months smokes herself, and didn't know how heavily I smoked until a month ago. She didn't like the smell of my brand, so I simply did not smoke that often around her.Dalek Caan said:Depends how often they smoked. If it was once or twice a day I could deal with. I wouldn't find it attractive but it wouldn't be off putting.
Chain smokers would put me right off, I wouldn't be able to deal with the smell if I had to be around them for a while.
An addiction it may be, but I seriously think "niccing" is a myth. I've never met anyone who smoked because they had too. But then, I have a very small group of friends. Can anyone give a personal example?
One of my best "classmate friends" in college last semester was a smoker, but it was never something that got in the way of our enjoying each other's company. I have asthma, so I let her go off and smoke when she needed to, but I never made an issue of it personally. I could never be in a cohabiting situation with someone who smoked, simply because it's anathema to my beliefs and murder on my asthma condition, but as long as my friends keep it out of my house and other living areas, I'm not going to go all self-righteous on them. I'd support them all the way in quitting smoking, but I wouldn't think of hounding them over it.TKhanman said:I wouldn't put someone off for smoking in most cases but i wouldn't encourage it either. I'd just try to convince them to at least smoke less.
Lolo Ferrari is (was, I guess, now) gross-looking, so I'd probably have kicked her out of bed regardless of her smoking habits.Baffle said:Are you seriously telling me you'd kick Lola Ferrari out of bed if she lit up? Of course you would, she's dead. Dunno why you got into bed with her in the first place tbh.Maxtro said:I could not date a woman who smokes no matter how attractive she was or how big her breasts are. It's absolutely not acceptable.
Oh God I misread that as "Taking a s*** with good company" <.<Colour Scientist said:Well, I smoke so it would be a little hypocritical of me.
I've cut way down recently though, now I only really smoke at weekends, usually when I'm drinking, not during the week.
Anyway, that's besides the point, I don't think it's attractive per se but I enjoy smoking, having a few drinks and talking shit with good company.
Pretty much this.tippy2k2 said:I will not date a smoker. I have very few "Non-negotiable" things for relationships but that is one of them.
For one, I have asthma so I really can't be around smokers without having trouble breathing. Dying puts a downer on our relationship...
For two, smokers smell. Seriously smokers, I know you don't think you smell. I know you febreezed the shit out of your clothing after taking just one puff on a cigarette so it totally doesn't smell! It does smell.
For three, it's (obviously) really bad for you.
Smoke'm if you got'em; it's your body, you do whatever you want. It's not like you're a bad person for smoking or anything like that but there's no way in hell I'm dating a smoker.