A very common argument would include a psychological approach, arguing that the good smell of the vapor would make others want to smoke an e-cigarette too. But in reality, in this situation this is not the case at all. The important thing for the situation is self-control. If someone actually did their research, they would find that e-cigarettes are very often used to help tobacco cigarette smokers quit smoking altogether and that their main selling point is to help with the health risk of tobacco cigarettes. Even if some don't realize it, everyone should know that e-cigarettes don't provide many benefits beyond being a healthier alternative. In a way, it's almost like candy. Most people, while they understand that candy is delicious, also understand that if they eat a large amount of it, they have to pay for it and would probably end up getting sick while there isn't much benefit beyond the taste of the candy. candy. It requires simple self-control so you don't eat a lot of candy and cost yourself dearly. The same could be said for electronic cigarettes; people would like to try it because it smells good, but it still costs the smoker money, and they probably do it for themselves because of their old habits that they are trying to quit. So when this is said