Why Do U Think People Smoke Even Though It Is Bad for Them?

Question by * Janet *: why do u think people smoke even though it is bad for them?
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Answer by Alexander Johann-Carl
They try it once, probably with some friends or something. Then they try it again, and again, until it becomes a habit. Eventually they become addicted and can’t stop, knowing that it is bad for them.

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