), but I have yet to be pressured into smoking anything. Of course, you never mentioned being pressured, but obviously you feel the need to do something similar to what they are doing in order to fit in/not feel left out. SO maybe smoking will help you to cut food cravings, but is it worth it to be thinner at the expense of smelling like a nasty ash tray and having yellow teeth and unhealthy hair and nails (not to mention the obvious multiple cancers and emphysema you're putting yourself at much higher risk for)? Personally, I'd rather have a friend who's a little overweight than one who stinks up every room she walks into. I'm really not trying to be mean, but I really think it's an absolutely insane idea, and I don't see any good logic behind that thought process at all. Okay, that's the end of Jill's after-school special...I now return you to your regularly scheduled message board




. I weighed in this morning and I've gained 4 lbs. I know it's probably muscle since I've been doing weight training this week and started running again, but it's sooooo frustrating. This is what happens and I get so discouraged. I'm thinking maybe I need to not weigh myself for a month or so. The numbers mess with my head so much. 
