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It was a way to deal with the loneliness and isolation of his studies away from his family, and would later become a coping mechanism when his father started to suffer the effect of lung cancer from his own habit
4 stars because it is what it is, and does a damn good job at doing it
They include: Many smokers turn to vaping as a way to reduce their tobacco consumption or quit smoking altogether
