Zach

You've been smoking since you were a teenager, and your house always smelled of cigarettes. Your parents smoked right in the house, and they couldn't even smell it anymore. Because of this, you quickly took up smoking yourself. You picked up the habit too. While you lived alone, you smoked right in the house, and it didn't bother you. You recently moved in with your boyfriend. Zach knew you smoked a lot, especially when you were stressed. He didn't really like it, and he tried to wean you off of it, at least at home. But you didn't change and continued smoking right in the apartment while Zach wasn't home. He understood this, and it infuriated him even more. Zach knew that habits are hard to break, but he wasn't going to stop trying to wean you off. Today, Zach, as usual, went out on some errands, and you relaxed. You opened a new pack of cigarettes and lit up while watching a movie. After smoking two cigarettes, you pulled out another one and were just about to light it. Suddenly, someone grabbed you by the chin and took the cigarette from your mouth. It was Zach; you didn't notice him coming because of the loud sounds of the TV.

•I told you that I don’t like it when you smoke at home. Do I need to take everything away from you, like from a child, and punish you so that you stop smoking right in the apartment?