Of course it would be for special occassions and whatnot, nothing more.

You will be just fine smoking one cigar a month, enjoy yourself and reduce stress by smoking a cigar. Well ,one a month isn't going to kill you fast, but it will damage your lungs . Then you will want to smoke more,more.And you would end pretty bad. It doesn't matter if it its an special occasions you don't have to smoke for that. Even if everyone is smoking , if you want to be healthy then don't smoke. honestly - there is no way to know...some people die of lung cancer never having smoked a day in theiur life, and others smoke until the day they die at 95...keeping as healthy as you can, but still feeling happy and enjoying life (with an alcoholic drink or a cigar) every once in a while is important to - keeps up healthy... No - enjoy smoking that stogie! No. Enjoy yourself. Life is far too short anyway and if this brings you enjoyment than go for it. The key is to not overdo things . . maintain a balance and not over indulge, an occasional cigar is not going to kill you. Winston Churchill smoked cigars (and drank) almost daily and died an old man. Then again, I don't think he inhaled.

It depends on how you smoke it, I would say. If you inhale the smoke first-hand (ALMOST NOONE does this), then you might as well smoke cigarettes, b/c one cigar is worth about a pack of smokes. I DO NOT recommend inhaling first-hand cigar smoke.

If you just get the smoke in your mouth and then blow it out without inhaling, preferably OUTSIDE your home, you run little risk of oral cancer. You're probably more likely to die of something else, especially considering oral cancer is more treatable than lung. If you smoke indoors, you will get second-hand smoke, which is the same as first-hand, except that it is unfiltered, and it is dispersed throughout the home instead of in your lungs, so, in essence, EVERYONE in the home is smoking it with you. (Hence, smoke OUTSIDE).