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Do you think it's disrespectful when people light up a **** next to you?
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Indoors, that is. I personally do.
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I'd agree with this
As for whether it would be disrespectful. I'd be more miffed that they hadn't offered me one as opposed to finding it disrespectful.
Wrong word. I meant inconsiderate.
but then Im a bitter ex smoker ...why cant I smoke anymore ..why couldnt it be good for you:(
The only thing that stopped it being a nightmare was the fact that they all had the aircon on full blast some you didn't really notice the smoke.
This.
As a smoker myself, it wouldn't bother me in the slightest if it was in my house, their house or somewhere where smoking is still permitted.
Speaking for myself, I would only light a cigarette in somebody else's house if they had said it was OK for me to do so or if they sparked up first themselves .. otherwise, I would gladly go outside or wait until I left their home.
In all other places (where smoking is permitted of course) - I would light my cigarette as and when I felt like it.
Interesting - when I smoked (back in the '80s) I used to smoke in the home, even when I flat shared with non-smokers:o I suppose thats becouse that was the done thing then - certainly my dad and my other smoking relatives would just spark up without asking when at home.
As I live alone if I still smoked I'd certainly smoke at home, but I do know of single smokers who dont - always struck me as odd...
I always stand at the back door because it makes the soft furnishings smell and turns paint yellow.
Sometimes after a few drinks I will just get past caring and get an ash tray out (probably once a week) but any other time I stand at the door.