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Let's get into the first

of six traumatized and back stories. Think twice before you judge someone for vaping. This

happened earlier today. I was at work outside on a smoke break. I vape. One of my co-workers came

outside and took it upon herself to start lecturing me. You know, vaping kills people, right?

There's metal and other chemicals in vapes that are so bad for you.

You should quit and look to God for guidance.

She just kept going on and on about how badly I should quit.

Now, I don't entirely disagree,

but I find it rude to just comment on someone else's habits unsolicited

like that. So, I responded the best way I knew how. Well, there are a lot worse things I could be

doing right now instead of vaping. My mum got me hooked on drugs when I was a young teen, and I'd been

clean off fentanyl and other hard drugs for about nine months now.

Vaping helps me to do that.

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