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    “I Only Smoke When I Drink”

    So you think you could give it up at any time – right? Wrong! See that’s how it starts. You’re having cocktails with friends and one of them smokes. You have a puff because the alcohol has numbed your sensibility. Pretty soon, you’re bumming cigarettes off of anyone you could find. Then you buy your first pack.
    Of course, you keep telling yourself that it’s only when you drink. This is where the problem comes in. Because you have convinced yourself of this, you commence drinking just so you could have a smoke. Now you’re not only detrimental your body with nicotine, but with alcohol as well.
    Let’s say you obtain control of the whole alcohol thing – what about the smoking? You beginning to use it as an excuse saying you can’t give up both vices all at once. So you continue to smoke to offset the difficulty you’re having quitting drinking.
    It’s a vicious cycle, and we guarantee that eventually, you’ll have another drink and the smoking will continue until you’re back to where you started – only smoking when you drink. Yeah right!
    All of these factors are just excuses keeping you from stopping this habit. Believe me; I’ve uttered more than one of them. I know I should quit, but I find myself powerless to do so. Why?

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