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Indeed... It seems to me that quitting smoking might be more difficult than quitting, say, heroin, because it's fairly easy to distance yourself from the heroin psychologically. You can just, you know, not go to the heroin dealership and stay away from rubber hoses and the like. This is obviously oversimplifying it, but, physical withdrawl aside, there appear to be less triggers for heroin than smoking. Cup of coffee in the morning- cigarette. Angry while driving- cigarette. Break from work- cigarette. Sitting idly- cigarette. Heroin can't possibly have that many cues.
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