have you ever tried to give up somthing?
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It's textbook withdrawal, so I'g guessing it's not just in your head. Those are 4 of the top 5 or 6 symptoms to caffeine withdrawal. As for why it's withdrawal if you only drink one a day, it's not really how much you consume, it's with what regularity and frequency. If you drink one every single day, you're more likely to go to withdrawal than someone who drinks a case every weekend.Vault101 said:
as for giving shit up, I've given up soda/energy drinks several times, despite my massive usage I never experience withdrawal because I don't drink caffeine every day, I just drink a lot when I do. I've given up internet(mandatory when I go home as the internet there is dial up and I don't have a dial up isp on my laptop). Same with texting, i don't get service. I do experience some withdrawal symptoms when i do that
I tried to give up gaming, that was the hardest minute and a half of my life.
No really though. I had a slight[footnote]By slight I of course mean at least 80% of my time online was spent there[/footnote] T.V. Tropes addiction a while back. I hardly ever go there any more.
No really though. I had a slight[footnote]By slight I of course mean at least 80% of my time online was spent there[/footnote] T.V. Tropes addiction a while back. I hardly ever go there any more.
One a day will give you Crohn's Disease, never drink energy drinks!!!!! Okay I'm done with my lil rant. I tried to give up sweets, candy, chocolate and all that. I couldn't make it more than a few weeks. I tried to give up masturbation for celibacy. I made it 35 days. I commend anyone who has been able to go longer than that.
Smoking, drinking, and compulsive eating. Apparently, I seem to be predisposed to addictive behaviors, especially during my bouts of depression. Honestly, I was never really planning on entirely giving up drinking, just learn to moderate myself and try to garner some proper self-control. I only have one or two beers/drinks per social occasion now, I have quit smoking cigarettes, and I am still working on my compulsive eating; though it's far better than it was. Calorie counting and giving my self a healthy limit for the day works wonders.
Overall, I think trying to give up/moderate those things, was a fairly good decision and I feel better.
Overall, I think trying to give up/moderate those things, was a fairly good decision and I feel better.
I think I was addicted to Advil(I was taking it multiple times a day to combat a damn near permanent headache). So I went cold turkey on it. My headache continued for the whole week after I stopped taking it and it became much worse.
I feel much better now.
I feel much better now.
After I put on 15 kilos in high school I decided to give up candy and soda with the exception of special occasions. It's been 6 years since I broke the habit and I don't miss it at all. Also those 15 kilos were needed so I guess it was a good thing.
I also tried to give up coffee a few times. The first time I managed 4 days where I was constantly pissed and tired. I once managed to do for 9 days before my mom forced me to start again. Then I managed 10 days when my coffee machine broke and I had to send it in to get it repaired.
I also tried to give up coffee a few times. The first time I managed 4 days where I was constantly pissed and tired. I once managed to do for 9 days before my mom forced me to start again. Then I managed 10 days when my coffee machine broke and I had to send it in to get it repaired.
hear thr requiem for a dream music...Mortai Gravesend said:
they could do some damage due to all kinds offactors
but its not as bad as smoking, and I dont drink to often eather
in fact..right now as I type this I'm about to replase...hard...*oh yeah*
I'm the same...TizzytheTormentor said: