Allow my daughter to smoke
My husband and I are both heavy smokers. My 11 year old daughter was smoking in her room when I unexpectedly walked in on her. After the awkward moment passed, we talked and found out she has been smoking for nearly half a year and is addicted. I told her it was OK for her to smoke. I feel a bit guilty but not too much, for some reason. My husband flat out didn't care if she smoked or not. I wonder if I did the right thing. I know smoking isn't very healthy, but at her age, I guess it isn't doing all that much harm. Besides, how can I tell her not to smoke if I keep puffing away at 2 packs per day. Neither my husband nor I are about to quit. We love smoking too much for that. So instead I watch my little girl puffing away at the rate of 1 pack a day. She smokes like it's nothing. She reminds me of myself when I was around her age.
LOL. If you're comfortable reducing your chances of surviving that cancer to 33%, that's certainly fine with me. And you are absolutely correct: the decision is yours. Just remember you're playing poker against the Grim Reaper. Not against me.
Kelly,
What the ** are you talking about?
Isn't one third 33.333333% ?
I'm eleven, how old are you, 17 and in grade 5?
Find yourself an anti smoking site.
You stupid fucken b itch
We girls, Izzy, Ren, Freja, Oskana, me and OUR MUMS (heaven forbid lol) elect to smoke and **, it has nothing at all to do with you - NOTHING !!!
Lilly
Kelly,
The grim reaper could come at anytime, you could be knocked over by a car tomorrow, you could have a bleed on the brain, you could even get lung cancer without even smoking a cigarette, you could get meningitis, basically you could drop dead at any point from so many different causes, then what will your good little girl attitude be worth? I'd prefer to have fun today instead of constantly worrying about what will happen tomorrow, next week, next month, next year or in 30/40/50 years time. If you think your death will be some kind of nice little story then it's you who's in dream land not us.
Freja.
Kelly,
It seems you and I are the only people on this board who think alike and these young w hores and their mothers should be locked up to keep the rest of society safe.
Irene
Irene - I agree with you, in virtually every instance. The mothers need to be locked up to keep the girls safe: they are not being taught any life lessons beyond "do whatever pleases you", which needn't be "taught". This is going to end badly. And it will all be the mothers' fault, but it will be too late. - Kelly