[ SECRET POST #2420 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2420 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Am I really the only person who thinks that cigarette smoke smells kind of nice? At least sometimes.

[(Anonymous)]

I love the smell of fresh cigarette smoke.

Stale smoke though smells gross.

[(Anonymous)]

+1. I love walking down the street and getting a whiff of someone's cigarette when they pass by. On the other hand, entering the home of someone's who's a smoker and smokes inside is a really icky smell.

[nyxelestia]

I sometimes like it, but I can see why so many people despise it (even discounting the whole cancer-and-other-bad-shit factor of breathing in cigarette smoke, first or second hand).

I try not to disapprove of smoking in a general sense, and try only to condemn smoking when it's done without social conscientiousness (i.e. smoking in a crowded area where people have no choice but to walk through the cloud of cigarette smoke, or smoking near an entrance, etc). Granted, I live in an area where it's easy to separate those two things, but I can see how people might live in places where it's not and get resentful of smoking in general, regardless of how harmful someone is or isn't to others with it.

[(Anonymous)]

I've never liked the smell of smoke itself, but I had friends in high school whose parents were heavy smokers, and sometimes the residual secondhand-smoke smell in their cars and on some of their clothes was nice.

[(Anonymous)]

Nope, I like the smell of tobacco, burnt and unburnt. Except when it's really old, I agree, then it is nasty.