Smell Like A Rose On Feb 14
People who quit smoking immediately boost their chances of finding true love.
The Quit Group is urging smokers to use Valentine’s Day as a chance to break the habit and boost their chances in the mating game.
“Introduction services everywhere tell us most of their clients are non-smokers, and most are seeking a non-smoking partner,” says Quitline Manager Jane Mills. “Smokers on their books tend to find the going tougher.”
“People tend to think ‘I’ll meet the right person, then I’ll give up,’ but unfortunately the chance of meeting the right person when 75% of the population are non-smokers is seriously reduced.”
“Smokers who are used to mixing and matching with other smokers get a bit of a shock when they court new partners outside the smoking circle. They suddenly find themselves part of an unappealing minority.”
Five reasons for thinking about quitting on Valentine’s Day:
You can smell like a rose, not
an ashtray
Your skin will stay smoother and less
lined
Your heart and body will be in good shape
for romantic encounters
You and your partner
will live longer healthier and lives
You could
invest in your dream home with the money you’ll save on
cigarettes.
Three ways to help you begin quitting on
Valentine’s Day:
Find a quitting partner. Plan
to quit together, and who knows, it could lead to something
more.
Create a more romantic environment at home
with a big bunch of flowers or scented candles and throw out
the cigarettes, lighters and ashtrays.
Begin
your new health and beauty routine: start regular exercise,
a sensible eating plan with plenty of fruit and vegetables
and drink plenty of water to help you feel better and
prevent weight gain as you
quit.
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