The Self-Cultivation of a Vape Player

 　　A good Vapor who cultivates self-discipline, after all, every Vapor represents the image of this industry. A beginner's guide to becoming a VAPOR:

  　　1. Personal Safety Rules
  　　NO.1  No smoking under the age of eighteen!
  　　This is one of the principles we have always adhered to. Don’t argue that electronic cigarettes are not cigarettes, and don’t bring up the "electronic cigarette health safety theory" that is indeed correct but not applicable to minors. Before you reach adulthood, your task is to study hard and improve yourself. When you can take responsibility for your actions, then come find your Vape for an intimate encounter.
  　　There have been many news reports about the sale of unregulated "electronic cigarettes" near schools. Although these are not real electronic cigarettes, if you discover them, you should promptly stop or report them to the relevant authorities. Protecting minors is our shared responsibility.
  　　NO.2  Cherish life, stay away from drugs!
  　　When you come into contact with electronic cigarettes, there may be some dubious e-liquids. Some people might say, "Come try this flavor!" Don’t be tempted! Control yourself! E-liquids containing cannabis can have serious effects on your body and brain.
  　　If you choose temptation, you will forever be at odds with the Vapor code. If you actively encourage others to consume cannabis e-liquids, how dare you!
  　　NO.3  Keep your eyes open, No work, No die
  　　We have repeatedly emphasized that the channels for purchasing devices and e-liquids must be authentic, and we will not elaborate further here. Do not easily try e-liquids mixed by non-professionals, such as when you and a friend decide to mix various unknown kitchen items on a breezy afternoon. The consequences can range from nausea to explosions. I’m not kidding; don’t underestimate chemical reactions.
　　2. Public Place Rules
　　NO.1  Be unique, but don’t be awkward
  　　In public places, always confirm whether using electronic cigarettes is allowed. Even if it is permitted, if there are many people around, including the elderly and children, we suggest you refrain from vaping. Vapors are not inconsiderate, walking weirdos in a cloud of steam. Respect is important; rules are essential, but respect is a mutual tolerance.
  　　NO.2  When out and about, observe and listen
  　　When Vapors go out, they will inevitably bring their beloved devices. However, it is essential to note: if you are traveling for leisure or work, it’s best to check whether the country allows electronic cigarettes. For example, Thailand strictly prohibits carrying electronic cigarettes, so don’t take risks.
  　　Additionally, when flying, remember to remove the battery and do not fill the atomizer with e-liquid, as pressure changes can cause leaks, making a mess everywhere. If you have too much e-liquid, remember to check it in.
  　　3. Social Rules
　　NO.1  No cheating, be honest
  　　Social interactions here are quite broad. There are many second-hand transactions in the electronic cigarette community, and it’s understandable to exchange beloved items. However, when you exchange fake or half-broken items for someone else’s genuine treasure, or when you deceive others with fake photos to make money, have you considered that the other party might be very displeased?
  　　Of course, posting personal photos doesn’t count; who doesn’t love beauty?
  　　NO.2  Enjoy life, but don’t get carried away
  　　This is a moment to relax, as it’s the last lesson, and I’m reluctant to part with everyone. Vapors are all cool and unique; we are different! This is undeniable! Some people enjoy Vape socializing, and some have found partners through electronic cigarettes; this is all valid! We encourage it! We hope all Vapors can find happiness!
  　　But don’t think that blowing out vapor makes the whole world send you hearts. I once encountered someone who was vaping excessively in front of me, puffing out cloud after cloud, as if he wanted me to know how cool he was, but honestly, it made me dizzy following behind him... and I really couldn’t see the road ahead...