Question by : How can i tell my parents i smoke and them be ok with it?
ok i quit for 2 months then i got the biggest craving ever and i was slightly depressed so i got a friend to give me a smoke and now im afraid i may want more but my parents can be understanding and i want them to let me smoke but i don’t know how to ask them and i know smoking’s bad but hey alcohol is just as bad and i don’t drink and im not doing any drugs so i understand the consequences of smoking so any help would be appreciated

Best answer:

Answer by peacebuffalo
Stay away from the smokes.

You could ask your parents to buy you some quit smoking gum, especially if you’ve been tempted of late.

Answer by Elizabeth 😛
Smoking is part of a desicion you make when the time is right and you have two answers to think about: Yes or No. If your parents want you to live your life your way, they should be understanidng about this desicion you make/made and tell you what they think for you to console and think about then listen to your loved ones feelings of this desicion and brood over everything they say compared to your reasoning, and make the desicion of yes or no. If you can deal with your desicion, so can they.

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