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Smoking Is Drawn Out From Depth
Paula Adhikari
Jul. 13, 2006
Smoking can seriously harm you. You might think that it would be perfectly fine to try it once, but that is still bad.
There was a kid that got hooked on the stuff during his first smoke. He developed lung cancer when he was only 18. He ended up dieing when he was 21. He went to college and studied to be a lawyer. He never even got to get started with his life because of one little cigarette.
Well, it wasn’t only one; after you get hooked you want to smoke more and more every day. If you develop a tolerance to it, then you want to smoke more and more packs. Some people could smoke one cigarette in a matter of 30 or so seconds. Your lungs get damaged in the whole entire process.
Think about it… do you want to die at 21, or keep living.
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