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You sound like a teenager. As an almost 20 year smoker, if you're "not addicted" then quit now.
Health benefits aside, it's a massive pain in the ass and a money pit. Everyone (rightfully) talks about getting lung cancer, but no one talks about how fucking annoying it is to have to stop what you're doing every 2 hours to feed your cravings.
I'm not spending too much money on it I smoke under a pack a day, I could quit whenever I want to right now but I'll just do it later.
Ok, you have to be trolling. Are you? No one uses “I could quit whenever I want to right now but I’ll just do it later” seriously.
He'll quit later, after his girlfriend has left him for a non-smoker who listens to her.
Nah, then he'll have a reason more not to quit because OP is too depressed after the breakup.