FUCKING HORNY CIGARETTE SMOKERS

"Does It Matter To You What a Woman Smokes?"
Readers Responses to a "Question of the Month"

I'm glad you noticed that there is a difference! Personally, it makes a big difference to me what a girl smokes. For example, pot, cloves and cigars are a major turn-off for me; and I don't like the smell. Similarly, you can tell a lot about the girl by the brand which she CHOOSES to smoke! I would never be attracted to the kind of girl who would smoke any brown colored cigarette, like More. Among the remaining filtered brands, I have no preference, but enjoy the variety. You will not find the same girl smoking Virginia Slims and Marlboro regular 100s! I love quizzing girls on what they have tried and why the settled on the brand they did. Some women alternate between brands, which is also fascinating!

Cigars---especially when a woman inhales them and smokes them just like a cigarette! Second-best is a woman who smokes unfiltered cigarettes, and she gets extra points if she rolls her own! Honorable mention to cloves.

I prefer women who smoke 100 mm cigarettes, especially full flavored brands like Newport, Kool, and Marlboro. I also especially enjoy women who keep their cigarettes in a leather cigarette pouch - I just love to watch them rummaging through their handbags, take out that leather case, open it, and take out a cigarette (and smoke it of course!).

For me, it has got to be cigars. Cigars have class and, when smoked by a woman, are exotic. They imply control and show freedom to be and do what you want. Cigars almost have to be smoked by people who know exactly what they want and how to get it. They are in control of their own lives, are not slaves to other forces and want to enjoy the fine things in life. They are smoked for taste, not addiction. All these things can be said for pipes too, but turn me on to a lesser degree. Not to offend anyone here, but I feel cigarettes are just the opposite, common and a slave to addiction, which is why small cigarette sized cigars do very little for me. To see a woman smoke tiny cigars says to me that she is ashamed of her like for cigars and is trying to disguise the fact that it is a cigar.

It doesn't matter specifically what brand, but the longer it is, the more I like it. 120's are wonderful, and Shermans 164's are even better.

What a girl smokes is very important. The stronger the better! Not too many younger chicks go for the non-filters. The next best thing is non-light smokes, especially Newport 100s (especially if she's white) and B&H 100s (regular and menthol). I love a girl who smokes anything but I would guess that girls who smoke Marlboro Lights are too common, and I tend not to get as excited by them. Parliaments are cool, too.

Yes, it does matter to me what a woman smokes . The stronger the cigarette the better; if it is filtered, a brown filter is preferred. Kools, Newports, Marlboros and Winstons are better. My absolute favorite is to see a woman who smokes non-filtered cigarettes, especially if she is a heavy smoker - now that is a real turn-on! Lights and ultra-lights are much less of a turn-on. I hate cigarette holders and am not turned on at all by cigars or pipes.

Generally, it doesn't matter. However, I do find it more arousing when a woman smokes a stronger cigarette - full-flavor, such as Marlboro or Winston. I prefer the brown filter to a solid white, as the brown usually denotes a strong cigarette. Stronger cigarettes make thicker smoke and to me thicker is better.

Glad you asked. The answer is: big cigars! Big fat expensive cigars! Especially thick handmade eight inch cigars! (That answer, from a couple who subscribes!)

What she smokes doesn't matter, as long as she knows what she's doing while she's smoking it!

Yes it does. I find those new super slim cigarettes an insult to women. They look like they are smoking toothpicks, or joints that are rolled too tight, and the women have to suck too hard to smoke.

You can keep the Marlboro light smokers. I prefer women who smoke brands that are out of the ordinary, whether it's something "classy" like Dunhill or Sherman, or something more "mainstream" but still uncommon, like Pall Mall or Saratoga. Anything that says "I think about smoking, and I chose to smoke this brand because I really like it, not because it's what everyone else smokes."

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