I know a lot of smokers who smoke when they don’t really need to. I think psychology has its own term on this subject, but I don’t remember it. They smoke when they wake up, ‘they eyes are still almost close’ but the cigarette is in their mouthTimey said:
. They are in the habit of smoking after meal, when they go out of the house for a walk or to go somwhere, waiting for a bus and so on, even if they smoke a few minutes before. i have the same habits from time to tome. ( If you don’t get what I’m trying to say, ask)I noticed that after I switched to hand-rolled cigarettes I do not have a powerful desire to smoke immediately when I woke up. I find it hard to get up in the morning. At least an hour needs to pass until my brain start working. I find it easier to work in the evening, I feel the energy income. But the cigarette in the morning really helps me to wake up faster, it seems that cig switches on my brain
.Also, a cigarette helps me to concentrate. When I smoke I feel some sort of shell around my head or my brain. When I get nervous it helps me to calm down; I think about the reason that make me nervous, about why it makes me nervous, and it is easier for me to understand that there is no point to be nervous. I also noticed that smoking speeds up my metabolism.
/Can you say in other words ‘smoke for sake of smoking’. I want to understand if I understood it correctly/
But I did not get if you have tried to switch to another brand of cigarettes from the shop? (from Chesterfield to Monte Carlo, for example)
Many smokers told me that when they change the brand they start coughing. But I do not know whether it is caused by a lung habituation or something else (It may be caused by the chemicals). (I mean when changing brands of cigarettes from the store). I want to know if your pain is caused just by switching to another brand or it is appear only when you switch to organic tobacco.
