What are you addicted to?
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My gf. Seriously, if I don't talk to her for a while, I start feeling down and such. Call me clingy if you will, but I go into withdrawal. >.>
Present tense: I wouldn't say I'm 'addicted' to anything. I mean, I enjoy sex and smoking my pipe but I don't flip out without them.
Post tense: Ok, I'll bite, I was wickedly addicted to crystal meth for a few years. And, after that, nitrous oxide. I know that sounds like a really stupid thing to be addicted to but it started when I was using it to beat the withdrawals from meth, nitrous is a dissassociative so it takes you out of the pain for a while, eventually it just turned in to something I would do all the time. Fortunately I am over both of those things now, along with all recreational drug use.
Post tense: Ok, I'll bite, I was wickedly addicted to crystal meth for a few years. And, after that, nitrous oxide. I know that sounds like a really stupid thing to be addicted to but it started when I was using it to beat the withdrawals from meth, nitrous is a dissassociative so it takes you out of the pain for a while, eventually it just turned in to something I would do all the time. Fortunately I am over both of those things now, along with all recreational drug use.
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Hmm, I'd say caffeine is my biggest addiction. Also, chocolate. If it's possible to be addicted to chocolate, I am.
Current physical addictions: Caffeine. End of list.
Former physical addictions: Amphetamines, alcohol.
Current psychological addictions: Sex (either with a partner or my hand, but if I go more than 36 hours without an orgasm I get really antsy). End of list.
Former psychological addictions: Romance (including marriage) is practically the definition of a psychological addiction, complete with vicious withdrawal when it is taken away. I say "former" because it's been a fair while since I've been in a relationship---several months---and the need has subsided, at least until I meet the next girl and the cycle begins anew.
Former physical addictions: Amphetamines, alcohol.
Current psychological addictions: Sex (either with a partner or my hand, but if I go more than 36 hours without an orgasm I get really antsy). End of list.
Former psychological addictions: Romance (including marriage) is practically the definition of a psychological addiction, complete with vicious withdrawal when it is taken away. I say "former" because it's been a fair while since I've been in a relationship---several months---and the need has subsided, at least until I meet the next girl and the cycle begins anew.
