#VAPE

[flufaerie]

[cute-smoker-dudes]

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Crayola partnered with Disney+ to market Bluey-branded vapes.

[wispyre]

Girlfail crashout fluttershy because im going through a breakup lol

[oftmtftss]

[joe-spookyy]

people don’t even ask for a hit off your vape anymore they just look at you like this

[girlhoodguidetomrder]

Girls ྀི

[notursiut]

𝓘 𝔀𝓪𝓷𝓽 𝓶𝔂 𝓹𝓾𝓯𝓯 𝓼𝓸 𝓫𝓪𝓪𝓪𝓪𝓪𝓭....

[shiftythrifting]

The $1.99 Savers vape (with bonus art supplies) deserves its own post. Found by Admin BT at Savers in Boise, ID

[evilsystemm]

I hate hearing things like this because I think people have tried to create this counter culture towards addictive behaviours in an effort of altruism (and then some people have adopted it because it's more an illusion of social defiance) but they don't realise they're just doing exactly what the government has done for years with the war on drugs which wasn't well recieved at all and made some people more aware of behaviour they can engage in that subverts authority as well as shame driving addiction.

The correct response to a culture that glorifies addiction is NOT to create an oppositional movement that reduces damaging behaviour to being "lame" so they end up feeling rejected by anyone who could help them taper off the behaviour and further exist in an echo chamber, it's to be accepting, well intentioned, patient and educative. *Especially* when it's children and teenagers who have a high capacity for demand avoidance and self destructive indulgences paired with a social impressionability.

And the people that express negative assessments of vapers as lame or pathetic and don't do it because they're frustrated people are hurting their bodies by doing it, again it's essentially a subversive expression that appears to deviate from the general population, and creates tight knit groups of similar views based on nothing except "lameness" which further alienates people who vape and makes the group opposing vaping feel unique or divisive.

I find it especially odd when people in these groups also engage in substance use regarding more potent methods. As if its a competition of who can do drugs and hurt themselves "properly" without being labelled as lame.

I dont vape and never have btw if that's at all relevant to how this post is received. Also this isn't necessarily directed at OP, this post just sparked some thoughts I've had on this topic for a while and I dont express this with the intention of malice.

im tired of pretending that people who vape aren't lame as fuck to me tbh

[one-time-i-dreamt]

American Girl Dolls made mini vapes so the dolls could match their owners.

[cute-smoker-dudes]

[emotional-moss]

fastest way to tell if someone genuinely cares about addicts and people with mental health issues in general? ask them how they feel about people who vape. vaping is and has been a hot button issue for like the last ten years or so and the way you hear people talk about people who vape, including teenagers, actual children, is insane. “at least i can go five minutes without needing a hit of flavored air” “kids who vape are cringe and just doing it to look cool” “when the addict loses their pen and tears their whole house apart looking for it” it’s like. you guys are just making fun of addiction. vapes are extremely addictive, way more so than cigarettes, and their flavors are deliberately targeted at children and young people. you achieve nothing by making fun of “kids who vape,” especially when you turn around five seconds later and claim to care about addicts. valing is an addiction like any other.

[shanediomorrissey]

[m4nicbl00d]

Had this headcanon for a while, they can't stand abstinence