Male smokers- are you willing to stop smoking around your wives and kids?

Question

New data reported today suggest that lung cancer is prevalent in women who are non-smokers, but who live with smokers. Can you put someone ahead of your nasty habit and save their lives instead of demanding they live and breathe in a carcinogen-filled home?

The report states that female non-smokers are more susceptible to secondhand smoke than males.

Answer 1

Yes, I did quit (cold turkey) in 1997 after 13 years of smoking! One year before we was married.

10 yrs smoke free and now I see not only the healthy reasons, but the cleanliness to the home and car. I think back now and it amazes me how dirty I was.
Smokers don't notice it, but to non-smokers the smell that linger is gut turning!

Answer 2

I am sure they can, but are you aware that the percentage of men who smoke is now much less than women and young females are in the highest percentile of smokers

Answer 3

It's not a habit it's an addiction. Try stopping eating for three days it's almost as hard

Answer 4

you are trying to imply that only males smoke,and that only one person in the household smokes,in some homes all the family members smoke,including the kids.

Answer 5

I'm not a male... but i can speak for my man. ever since we had our first child, he only smokes outside. now that I'm pregnant with our second, he's trying to quit. it's really hard for him, but I'm SOOO proud! i just had to brag. NOT ALL men are selfish jerks!

Answer 6

itś rather unfortunate that we some times take advantage of being the head of the house hole and do things that are harmful to our families, but we should thing twice before we do anything.
smoking we all know is dirty, bad,dangerous you name it but we still insist on the habit.
The bad habits should be kept secret from your family

Answer 7

Kids yes, wife no.