Caffeine is very addictive for me though, and it gives physical withdrawals.
On the other hand, some of my friends in college picked up smoking, then quit once they started working and they said it was pretty easy.
> I tried vaping Juul aggressively for a few weeks to try to get addicted
This is fucking moronic.
> Very light effects, or more nauseous than anything if you have enough
the nausea is most likely from nicotine poisoning. because going from no nicotine tolerance to aggressive vaping is a really bad idea.
> It is somewhat baffling to me that anyone would find it addictive
Most people start gradually, not in an aggressive attempt to form a dependence. There’s a reason why “sit down and smoke the whole pack” is often an effective punishment for teens caught smoking.
Why?
> more nauseous than anything if you have enough
Enough to poison yourself.
I’m just asking, not really familiar with vaping stuff.
Lots of people gave me this advice the few times I was addicted, I ignored them all and simply thought they were talking down to me ("of course, I know it's bad for you", "I can quit whenever I want") so I understand if you interpret it that way. Once you've seen yourself or a loved one go through it and survive (or worse) you have a different reaction, a bit like seeing someone standing on the tracks while a train is approaching. Wishing you good health.