[Grammar] I am used to NOT DOING SOMETHING

[mariachloe]

Dear All, would you please help me with a doubt?
There is an expression I am used to doing something, meaning that you have a current habit of doing the action.

And what if you have a habit of NOT doing something - you got used to NOT doing it (not being able to do it).
First, I got used to not being able to smell normally as I have a sinusitis. - CAN WE SAY SO?
Second, I am used to not doing something / I am used to not being able to smell things. - CAN WE SAY SO?

Thank you very much in advance.
Best,
Maria

 

[jutfrank]

Yes and yes.

be used to doing something
get used to doing something

be used to not doing something
get used to not doing something

 

[tzfujimino]

There is an expression I am used to doing something, meaning that you have a current habit of doing the action.

If you're used to something, you're familiar with it. In other words, you're accustomed to it.

 

[Phaedrus]

When you're used to doing something, it's hard to get used to not doing it; but once you are, it's easy to continue not doing it.

 

[emsr2d2]

When you're used to doing something, it's hard to get used to not doing it; but once you are, it's easy to continue not doing it.

And vice versa.