is chewing tobacco more addictive?

Alice Hollyson - Sun, 14 Nov 2021 23:08:28 EST gs0d7CxW No.175022

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So i been dabbling in tobacco for years, always went on and off cigs and snuff, never had any problem or constant desire, always laid off from it when i wanted.

I tried chewing tobacco the other day cause its uncommon as fuck to get here and i saw it for sale, thing is, is it more addictive than smoking? I did it for two days and already craving that shit for real.

>>	Fuck Blindlesut - Sat, 09 Apr 2022 11:25:28 EST +zUglnLU No.175062 Reply >>175022 yes IMO chew is much more addictive. i smoked cigs on and off for yearrs and never got hooked but chew would be my DOC tobacco was considered a mind-altering substnce. so much chilll euphoria

Canklefuck Larrybob - Sat, 07 May 2022 10:35:47 EST xcLkT9Lr No.175072 Reply

>>175022
No, chew is not as addictive or any more addicting than cigarettes or snuff. Chew is actually meant to be something enjoyable, almost like a cigar, just not smoking it. It's you and your preferences of tobacco and how it's consumed. You probably enjoy chew more than any other kind of tobacco. I used to smoke and stopped for rubbing snuff for years now, I frequently chew when I want something to sit back and enjoy almost like a cigar. And yes, cravings are normal, but if I was you I'd stick to rubbing snuff.

>>	Phineas Billingridge - Wed, 15 Jun 2022 19:28:38 EST lMeCOIXU No.175081 Reply >>175022 I'll admit that the cans of preshred are easier to form a habit with. If worried try old style chewing tobacky, more involved in use so closer to enjoyer than fiend User is currently banned from all boards

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