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What it feels like to kiss a smoker =

no I would not. sorry


smoking makes you less attractive in my book if you're a girl

Naw... I can't stand smoke as it often makes me feel unwell, it's harsh on the sences and too much cigarette smoke exposure is a big triggers for migraines. So... it would be a deal breaker unless the smoker is not a heavy user, smokes outside and in a direction of the wind away and is able to mask it well. I have a hard time dealing with any sented purfume and aftershave, let alone cigarette smoke...

yo how do you talk in purple?

Cody: use color tags. Quote him to find out how he did it.

Cody will soon be entering the world of green... and yellow... and red... and large...

...and small.

Oh, the possibilities!

As long as they do it outside.

I wasn't implying your smoking was the reason your relationships ended. Only you know why that happened. I was just making the point that smoker's breath is virtually impossible to disguise, and it smells and tastes disgusting.

Perhaps everybody is different in terms of their level of tolerance for it (which is what this thread is about: "would you date a smoker: yea or nay?") Personally the taste of a smoker's mouth makes me recoil and gag. Oh, and I don't like kissing someone who's been eating strong mints, either. I share your aversion to strong artificial smells but the same applies to strong artificial flavours. I can't eat strongmints and the taste of them in someone else's mouth makes me gag and have to pull away if they try to kiss me.

All those smokers who use strong artificial tastes to cover up their ashtray breath are just layering one problem on top of another. If they want to have a nice-smelling mouth, they should stop smoking. Minty ashtray doesn't taste much better than plain ashtray anyway.

I wouldn't date a smoker because I have bad sensory issues with cigarette smoke. Cigarette smoke gives me headaches from hell.

I had chronic sinus problems most of my life & being around smokers or in environments where people have been smoking(even if no one is currently smoking there) can really get to me after abit. I also think smoking is a hazardous lifestyle choice. But that being said there is aLOT more to a person than if they are a smoker or not & I have some bad traits myself(I'm a very picky eater who loves fast-food) so I should give the person a fair chance if that's the only strike against them but I'd much prefer them not to smoke & would try to get them to quit or set some boundaries.

In general I find smoking, bad for my senses. People that smoke, stink. Maybe that is a bit too harsh, they smell bad for me. (maybe that is nicer?)

Pros:
They get to be in a unique social circle
They make friends faster

Cons:
Yolo while dying a slow death
Once they decide to quit and live a few years longer, their loved ones have to look on while they cough up their guts into a bucket for the next 15 years of their lives.