| Okay, can I just say? I HATE SMOKING! I just have been getting so angry about it lately. It's like its this socially acceptable form of suicide. I just get so angry of it being flaunted in my face. It is so disrespectful. Its like if someone tried to kill my father, and you were friends with that person. You know, it is very true that it is everyone's own right to ruin their own life. All of the people that I know that choose that, that is their right. But when it comes to my family, it just makes me want to explode. I remember stealing my Dad's ciggarettes when I was 15, so that I could cut them up into peices. It was my way of stopping him. Of course I could not make him do it, but I just felt my heart bleeding in pain that he did not love me enough to stop. That is how I feel now. I can not belive that the person I love with all of my heart, after seeing what my Dad did to our family, does not love me enough to stop smoking. I feel angry and hurt once again. I have total aquaintances who WILL NOT smoke around me, without me even asking them to, because they want to respect my feelings. I guess not everyone feels that I deserve that much respect.
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- Every 10 seconds, someone dies from using a tobacco product. 1 Mississippi, 2 Mississippi...
- Tobacco companies make a product that kills 1,200 people every day. Yankee Stadium seats, what 57,545 or so? So that's about two-and-a-half months' worth of deaths right there - if you count the players.
- The product they sell kills more people than AIDS, murder, suicide, fires, alcohol and all illegal drugs COMBINED.
- About 3,000 people who made the choice not to smoke die every year in America from lung cancer they got while breathing in other people's smoke...
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