Does anyone prefer when their partner smokes?

ive only heard 1 person my entire life say they prefer dating a smoker over a nonsmoker; what do u prefer?

 

Non smoker. Deal breaker.

Two family members had lung cancer.

 

It's pretty much a deal breaker for me. I dated a smoker for a brief time and any time I made out with him it was like licking an ash tray. Very, very unpleasant. I don't fancy doing that ever again.

 

Non-Smoker. 1. I'm allergic to cigarette smoke. 2. I have watched the most beautiful women put a cigarette in their mouth and I had to turn away. It just ruined it for me.

 

I'm guilty of having been a long-time smoker (3 months smoke-free! Yeah, baby!), so it'd be unfair of me to discriminate. Honestly, it wouldn't really bother me much - but my preference would be non-smoker.

 

Nope I don't. It's a deal breaker for me.

 

If I slow down, she doesn't smoke

 

Have you tried one of the smoke-free lubricants?

 

Nope, same as most; deal breaker no matter qualities!

 

Huge turn off. I've dealt with it for a while but in the end it wouldn't work out. And it's not just the smell ...or taste. The whole thing when we are out having to have a " smoke break" , or " I gotta stop and get cigarettes" and such that drives me nuts

 

It could be the most beautiful woman in the world, if she lights up, no thanks.

 

absolutely - sorry but I am fussy on that score

 

Can't really judge without being a hypocrite... I smoke myself.

 

I find it interesting that there are 13 votes against smokers and the majority are saying deal breaker. Honestly , in my area , some of the more " well known " promiscuous woman always find someone .... or multiple partners , one night stands , Fwb , and so on. I am one of those people that saw past it for a few times and , well , complained about it lol

 

The responses seem to be from people with more committed relationships though.

 

Of all of the women I've been with, I've never dated a smoker and never would. It's disgusting. Twice I've ask girls to dance and the second I got a hint of smoke, I left them on the dance floor.

 

Yeah I guess that does make sense

 

Im not sure what committed relationships have to do with preferences on whether or not someone smokes?

Unless you're referencing casual one night type of stuff in response to doitagain.

 

If it's just one night, you are generally after one thing.
The more committed the less likely you are to settle.
Maybe a person would put up with the smoking for one night but not long term.

 

Actually, I'd be less inclined if approaching something with a casual attitude. There's nothing more than surface-level stuff when you're operating on a casual basis.
If approaching something with a more committed/long-term attitude then I'd actually be less harsh in judgement. People can (usually do) change with time and reevaluate choices they've made.