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To: Palladin
Best comment so far, Palladin.

Her private life must have been very difficult and even worse now, which is probably why she remains so addicted to smoking--I've always felt that many inveterate smokers continue to smoke because they are anxious or depressed, and find in tobacco a means of self-medicating their depression (not that the smoker realizes this).

I quit tobacco years ago--but I don't blame anyone for being unable to quit.

126 posted on 11/27/2001 5:27:21 PM PST by Age of Reason
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To: Age of Reason
Her private life must have been very difficult and even worse now, which is probably why she remains so addicted to smoking--I've always felt that many inveterate smokers continue to smoke because they are anxious or depressed, and find in tobacco a means of self-medicating their depression (not that the smoker realizes this). I quit tobacco years ago--but I don't blame anyone for being unable to quit.

I agree. I used to have a lot of anger at my father and mother for their smoking. I thought it was such a stupid, idiotic thing to do. Now, I'm older and wiser and understand a little better what is going on.

137 posted on 11/27/2001 5:40:09 PM PST by Amore
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