What's the most unusual way you, or someone you know, has ever been found out?

Don't feel bad, its a human thing, look at the effort you went to, to consider her, and hide your addiction, you cared but just in one of those human ways, at the end of the day, theres a lot worse to do to other people, and an addict can only quit if they themselves focus and find themselves wanting too. It has to come from within. Source: Was guilted for years for smoking for 5 years, quit smoking, vaped for another 5, found myself wanting to quit a did it. Lasted 2 years, before I fell off the wagon, in all my attempts prior to the one I did for myself, I failed and never really wanted too, now Im building up the courage to do it again. People care, people want whats best for us, but the truth is only we can come to that conclusion and do it when we feel ready. To be honest I think guilting smokers into quitting not on their terms makes it harder or less likely for them to succeed. Its on us to quit, and any bad effects or sudden shocks are all our own doing, we dug the hole, only we can dig out of it. Well done for quitting though, don't go back, because after while being completely nicotine free (no smokes, no vape) you forget how better you feel and how shit it is being a nicotine user, and it sucks, but you get used to it and take that freedom for granted. I did, regret it personally. My ex ex always badgered me to quit, so I'd do what you did and do it in secret , but my current SO said it was "my choice" and gave me room for it, wanted me to smoke but never pressured me, I feel that gave me room to discover and spend time with it, and grow to quit. Sadly, I went on a "drinkers" holiday and failed miserably, was way to confident in my ability to stay away from nicotine when drunk, believing I had mastered it. How naive of me, anyway once I quit vaping soon, I know what to expect and not take for granted again. I won't be making that mistake again, when I successfully taper off and drop it all together soon.