After Getting Into Vaping, I Still Didn't Pick Up Girls

Today, I want to share a realization I've had during my two years of content creation for Wanwu.

This realization is that most vapers are a group of interesting souls.

Every time I attend an expo, I meet people from all walks of life,

They enter my circle of friends, allowing me to see the real lives of vapers.

There are hardworking super dads in foreign trade, who share photos of themselves working late at the port to move goods.

There are full-time mothers, former smokers, whose daughters love strawberry milk-flavored vapor.

There are muscular men, unanimously considered as tattoo artists, who check in daily; by the way, their girlfriends have great figures.

There are also many college students who used to smoke, and they perform tricks better than zippers (though I’m not sure how good zippers are).

And there are brand owners who occasionally send us unique products, letting us experience the novelty of this world.

(Which brand created a durian-flavored Tom Yum seafood e-liquid?????)

The kids who received Wanwu prizes also replied: "Damn, it’s good to vape." Can we get a bit more feedback? For example, I think Tom Yum is quite tasty.

Unfortunately, being a cool vaper doesn’t guarantee that you’ll definitely attract girls.

I’m the one who didn’t manage to pick up any girls.

There are too few female vapers. Although there are many businesswomen using IQOS around me, they don’t use vapes. I hope they can start vaping, as it would increase their chances of finding a partner by at least 10%.

Buying stocks isn’t as fun as vaping,

Going to nightclubs isn’t as enjoyable as vaping together.

Wanwu has allowed me to meet many people. It has also made me realize that vaping is a new advancement in healthy living habits.

It represents a social habit's progress, and one day we can have a strong cultural system like abroad,

where everyone enjoys it endlessly.

In fact, before I got into vaping, I was very sensitive to all smoke-related things.

The main reason my grandfather passed away was lung cancer and severe bronchial disease; he had a 60-year smoking history. What I saw after cremation was not pure white ashes. I witnessed people's dependence on cigarettes, and I saw how this substance indeed provided a lot of mental and physical comfort.

During my grandfather's late-stage cancer, despite family care, no one could truly alleviate his pain, which lasted for years.

The moments we stimulate by smoking, their pain will rapidly spread into lasting suffering when the disease strikes.

Over the years, there has been much controversy surrounding vaping. I want to say that I have always been someone without a strong stance. My position is simply that "everything has its contradictions."

New things are always subject to questioning and attacks.

Even old rice "Da Mi" is said to cause cancer if consumed in excess. But the fact is, it is aged rice that produces aflatoxin, which is one of the carcinogenic factors.

We are often swayed by common sense and rumors, which is a human trait.

Previously, I also edited many articles about whether vaping is harmful.

In fact, all the controversies may actually give this industry more hope.

Many unscrupulous vendors we encounter, under unprofessional conditions and knowledge, have produced many substandard e-liquids and devices. If every round of industry reshuffling can severely impact them, I think that would be excellent,

And I believe it is still not enough.

The times will eliminate waves of inferior products, not just vaping, but also milk, bread, notebooks, condoms, biscuits, and cars.

Those with skill, value, and benefits will ultimately remain.