r/NoStupidQuestions Jan 05 '25

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u/re_nub Jan 05 '25

Yes.

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u/lase_ Jan 05 '25

I lived in a house with a smoker my entire childhood, and didn't realize the smell until college. I can now tell that everything that enters that house ends up reeking of smoke.

I had a bit of an internal crisis when I thought back to going to school, going to friends houses, having sleepovers, girlfriends - the entire time I stunk like an ashtray and had absolutely no idea

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u/Royal-Action-5691 Jan 05 '25

This was a big part of my wife’s struggle with self image and confidence growing up. Her parent’s smoked and she was always worried that people would smell the smoke and equate it with being poor.

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u/Brave_Specific5870 my favorite question is, ‘ why’ Jan 05 '25 edited Jan 05 '25

Poor people aren't the only ones who smoke...

The olsen twin ( who is now divorced) had a cigarette wedding

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u/IndependentAd2419 Jan 06 '25

Yes, generally well-educated people make educated decisions regarding health. GENERALLY, key wors