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I have met a new man and I like him and he seems to like me too.
It is a fairly new relationship and he is the first person I've met for ages that I really like.
The problem is he smokes and appears to be a seasoned smoker . Also I suffer with astma and bonchitis.
I know smokers get prickly when asked about it so how do I broach the subject?
It is a fairly new relationship and he is the first person I've met for ages that I really like.
The problem is he smokes and appears to be a seasoned smoker . Also I suffer with astma and bonchitis.
I know smokers get prickly when asked about it so how do I broach the subject?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I am a little baffled here... you know he smokes... he smokes... so what is the topic you wish to broach with him ?
Do you want him not to smoke around you ? Easy, just tell him that you have asthma and bronchitis and that these are made worse by being in a smoky atmosphere. Or are you trying to get him to give up ? Now... that is a lot harder !
Do you want him not to smoke around you ? Easy, just tell him that you have asthma and bronchitis and that these are made worse by being in a smoky atmosphere. Or are you trying to get him to give up ? Now... that is a lot harder !
I go with jen, Its gona be hard for both of you. I have'nt smoked for over 3 weeks on Champix and Its the first time after years of trying to get off the cigs that I have'nt had that longing for a smoke. I would recommend Champix to anyone who wants to give up. Maybe your new bloke could use a breath spray after his fag?
dont tell him what to do, if he smokes, he smokes end off. if it is bothering you though, say politely that you wish for him to do it outside because of your health problems. Because this is a new relationship if you start going on about him quitting he might think your a right moaning bag and sack you off. Just gently ask him has he ever thought about quitting and leave it at that. If someone wants to quit smoking they do it when they feel is the right time.
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You're lucky. Neither me nor my husband smoke cigarettes, but sometimes when friends are round, he'll go off and have a cigar. It doesn't matter how much he washes his mouth out, I can still smell and taste it. I think it's revolting, but have a non-smoking friend who likes nothing better than to smell someone who's chuffing on a pipe! I don't know which's worse.
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'Smokers get prickly when asked about it". That's a bit of a generalisation, isn't it?
I'm a smoker and I wouldn't have a problem with someone asking me not to smoke around them. I don't smoke in non smokers home (even if they insist it's OK to do so). Just ask him not to smoke in your home, he's hardly going to dump you for that. If he does, he wasn't as nice as you thought.
I'm a smoker and I wouldn't have a problem with someone asking me not to smoke around them. I don't smoke in non smokers home (even if they insist it's OK to do so). Just ask him not to smoke in your home, he's hardly going to dump you for that. If he does, he wasn't as nice as you thought.