Alex Patel96 said:The conclusion is solid. Does the truth bother you that much?🤷
I was actually chiming in on that bolded part earlier. Honestly, I totally get where they're coming from about smoking killing your appetite—I’ve been a smoker for years, so I know that struggle firsthand. But man, the idea that people who quit just can't control their hunger? That's total nonsense. You can absolutely manage it if you put in the work. Plus, let’s be real: most people quit because they want to stay healthy. If you're making a big move for your health, it only makes sense that you'd start watching what you eat too, right? And look, if you actually care about living a long life, you shouldn't wait until you're 40 to kick the habit. Ideally, you just shouldn't start in the first place. It doesn't have to be this massive, impossible battle later on. That’s just brutal. I don't know, seeing someone described like that... while I was reading it, I might have totally misread the vibe, but there was this tiny hint of something nasty in that sentence. Not even about smoking or anything—it just felt like a dig at their weight and how old they are.
My bad if I totally misread the situation—honestly, I don't mind being corrected! I'm all about the truth anyway.
Look, let's be real—you don't have to be a non-smoker just because you weigh 200 pounds, and you definitely don't need to be a smoker to stay skinny. It’s not that simple. And honestly, smoking doesn't actually make you lose weight; it just keeps you stuck at the same weight. You aren't getting thinner, you're just staying stagnant. Once you finally quit, though? Yeah, the weight gain is pretty much inevitable. Your metabolism kicks back into gear and your appetite goes through the roof because your body is basically trying to distract itself from the nicotine cravings. It's just how it works.😉
That’s all I got for you guys!🙂