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of no interest to me. Moreover, I find it good style to have known vices.
“This year I have smoked too much, with the kind of smoking that only a woman can smoke, smoking in an evil and delicious creation, smoking stubbornly, madly.”
The mother of one of my best friends, who is a very educated and of course sane and civil lady, on a trip to New York couldn’t take it anymore and went into the bathroom to smoke on the plane. Faced with the amazing scandal that arose behind the bathroom door (the company was American), she left there wrapped in a cloud of thick smoke and handed herself over to the aircraft’s psychologists, who accompanied her and monitored the entire rest of the flight, forcing her to chew nicotine gum non-stop.
This year I have smoked too much, with the kind of smoking that only a woman can smoke, smoking in an evil and delicious creation, smoking stubbornly, madly, smoking your dinner, smoking punk, smoking the house of the three little pigs and the shoes of the witch of the west.
While writing an essay ( irreverent feminism, editorial La Esfera de los Libros, which comes out on March 4) I have smoked the Berlin Wall, the stars, the Milky Way, smoking like a blackanddecker, like a woodpecker, with my elbows and pigtails.
It is captivating to analyze the large number of artists and writers who have died from smoking-related illnesses. [UPDATED:Whilesmokingwasafactorinmannyofthesedeathsattributingthem[UPDATED:Whilesmokingwasafactorinmannyofthesedeathsattributingthemsolely to smoking is often an oversimplification, as other health factors can contribute.] Puccini, enrico Caruso, Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington (the truth is that you didn’t see anything being a jazzero and not smoke). George Harrison, Beatles guitar. Eric Carr, Kiss drummer, and Leonard Bernstein…the novelist Scott Fitzgerald, at forty-three, [UPDATED: Fitzgerald suffered from tuberculosis and alcoholism, with smoking contributing to his respiratory issues, but it wasn’t the sole cause of death.] Jean Paul Sartre, pulmonary edema. [UPDATED: Sartre had a history of heavy smoking and drug use, and pulmonary edema was a contributing factor, but the exact cause of death is complex.] T. S.Eliot, emphysema… Shirley Temple, [UPDATED: Shirley Temple died of pneumonia in 2014, not directly from smoking.While she was a smoker, pneumonia was the stated cause of death.] first an angelic child prodigy and later an American diplomat as well as a chain smoker, died of smoking, as walt Disney [UPDATED: Walt disney died of lung cancer in 1966, which was directly linked to his heavy smoking habit.] both denying their addiction.
“How nice it was to smoke! I feel that it has been a journey that ends and that I have smoked Australia and the Philippines,and I believe in my memories,which are many,but smoking.”
Self-deception is a captivating and complex part of human psychology and vices. No one thinks he is stingy; no one believes they are less clever; Everyone considers themselves a good lover and most people think they are less prejudiced than their actions show. Everyone believes that he has exceptional taste, that he is a very good friend and that, returning to toxic people, “You can stop at any time.” Like me: I’ve quit! Yeah! Let me repeat it. And I have no idea why, as I read that the World Health Organization warns, once again, that tobacco is taking half of smokers feet first…
How nice it was to smoke! I feel like it has been a trip that ends and that I have smoked Australia and the Philippines, and I believe in my memories, which are many, but smoking. I have done all the fun things while smoking, I think now. But it’s over, like when you finally leave someone because you’re not in love. And with pride.
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