After 39 years of Smoking, This is what I got

A bad smell, bad breath, a weak body, a weak mind, and a lot of lost money. My life feels empty.


I started smoking at 15, while still in school. Back then, it was fun, something "naughty" to do.

Now, at 54, I realize I’ve lost almost everything. 

I live in a small room in a storage building. The bike I ride is borrowed from a friend. The car I drive every day is borrowed from another friend. 

I own nothing.


My child lives far away after my divorce five years ago. Barely seeing them because I can’t afford to rent a car.


I can’t even afford to go on a date with the girl I like. I’m afraid to ask her out. What if she says yes? What if she ask for this and that?


What has smoking given me? Depression. Deep depression. I hate myself. I lost my confidence.


The habit I once thought was cool has become a burden. That is why I hate myself. I keep puffing even though I know I’m going to lose all my teeth —and I’ve already lost half of them.


Still, I go to the same shop and buy myself a pack, today, yesterday, tomorrow, and every day after. I’m sick of smoking. I’m sick of myself.


Benefits? Yeah.. I’ve lost myself.

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