What Addiction Is The Hardest To Quit?
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Where all the drug addicts and drunks at?
Iceberg_Taylor
Kill em With A Smile!!
Ten washes a day just to pace back and forth within the same 4 walls of the same house gotta be a mental illnessdo you still take 10 washes a day brother?
Being clean is not an addictiondo you still take 10 washes a day brother?
Just because you have to come straight home doesn't mean anyone else has to, tell that woman you wanna hang with guys sometime
mryounggun
OG
Sugar
loud-ninja
Here to point out the illogical
Anything potatoe based. Chips, fries, all of that.
konceptjones
The one between three and three.
Social media. Biggest addiction on the planet as far as I'm concerned.
Its defo a major issue... Was reading about brain rot earlier, that sh!t is really concerning, considering these kids gonna be our next Drs, politicians, scientists etc
Drinking
Not hard to do, get it together RoPorn
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RusselWilsonJr
Who do you think you are? I am
Sadness, sadness when it first starts is a soothing feeling in relation to something in which grieving is the right response.
Though it can become so soothing that it lingers, and can be exasperated by empathy or lack of empathy.
It can be so comforting that you rest in it, till one day it’s the only thing that feels right. To which you’ll subconsciously create instances to keep yourself sad and have physical withdraw symptoms when you aren’t to which joy and happiness are to unfamiliar to identify with.
The crazy thing is, as much as you want to stop being sad, like most addictions, it’s hard to live without it.
But unlike most addictions, you can’t break entirely from it because you need it. So you become in fear of it, which causes a whole litany of more issues.
Sadness is the worst addiction you can ever have.
Though it can become so soothing that it lingers, and can be exasperated by empathy or lack of empathy.
It can be so comforting that you rest in it, till one day it’s the only thing that feels right. To which you’ll subconsciously create instances to keep yourself sad and have physical withdraw symptoms when you aren’t to which joy and happiness are to unfamiliar to identify with.
The crazy thing is, as much as you want to stop being sad, like most addictions, it’s hard to live without it.
But unlike most addictions, you can’t break entirely from it because you need it. So you become in fear of it, which causes a whole litany of more issues.
Sadness is the worst addiction you can ever have.
