I can't imagine ever being addicted to anything like that at all. I had the opposite i suppose. I became afraid of eating and the feeling i got off not eating was an addictive feeling...but with medical help i got back on my feet.

it's a medeval(?) war game thingy. I've spent many many hours on it. I'm quite bored of it right now but I still be on at least a couple of hours every day.
I'm waiting for someone to say DiS...

i don't even smoke that much, maybe like 5 a day max, but i guess it becomes an addiction when it becomes harmful. And it's costing me too much, so I need to cut down. Could happily do this if I had the money for it though. That's my contribution. Exciting.

Seriously. It cost my a girlfriend, a football team place and probably made me a birgin for another 2 years. I bascially couldn't stop playing. The only reason I did stop was that After approx 9 months playing at 5 hours a night/day(I too took time off, this from school) I went on holiday for two weeks, and resorted to drawing theme parks on paper.

This, going cold turkey, saved me.

Now, my addictions are music, which is much more sociably acceptable, and a few other choice substances.

but I think I have a fairly addictive personality. Which is a bit of a contradiction really..

As for games, I was obsessive about the Sims for a while and played it every spare chance I got. I had to give it up completly before I lost total control.

for two or three days straight without sleep. I guess that probably counts. I miss that actually.

And I get really, really worked up if I go more than a few days without reading Harry Potter... even though I more-or-less know the books word for word.

If I had money I'd probably be addicted to Yu-Gi-Oh cards, so it's probably good that I don't and just settle for buying them DS-style.

Yes, I realise none of those are serious. But I wanted to talk about them anyhow.

It's a serious affliction; it's a life support system. I'd do almost anything for the spiritual nutrition that I find when I am lost inside my compact disc collection. I walk into work with my Walkman hair, a little disheveled and recessed from ear to ear - might look a little funny but I do not care: with my soundtrack in my head I've got nothing to fear. I've gotta say I woke up blue but now I'm feeling born anew suspended in the phrases of a didgeridoo. Finding that song was like falling in love, I floated off the ground and I kissed the sky above. I am a slave to the audio wave. You scammers and you pushers and you street preachers, you snake oil salesmen and similar creatures - keep in mind you might as well consider me dead I'm in a world apart with these phones on my head! My audio addiction sends me on a mission, my Walkman and I we're going CD fishing. We're hanging out a lot around these record stores - hey hey there Mr. Virgin have you got a little more of that AH AH AH AH AH

Maybe more a compulsion to keep doing things, which has the potential to become an addiction.

Also Dramatics. I'm an addict for dramatics.

i know everyone probably has this really, but for a certain amount of time when i was unemployed and living with my mum and her boyfriend i used to spend every waking moment in my bed, on the internet. for about six months i wouldn't see anyone, i would bring all my meals upstairs and would only leave my bedroom to do bodily functions. i slept about three hours a night/day (normally between the hours of 10am-1pm or something similar) and would go days without washing. god knows what i did, i was so antisocial.

i have always been addicted to the internet really, ever since i was about nine and i got my first computer. deep rooted personal issues etc. but it has eaten years of my life and i have wasted so so many hours on here. i'm still addicted, it makes me late for things, it makes me forget things and people and what the time is. speaking of which, it's like half ten. that's insane. and this post is far too long.

also: pokémon. i lost months to pokémon. i used to skip lessons in school and hie in the toilet playing on my game boy. i can't even do rebellion without being a geek about it :(

have wow addictions. One has played 58 hours in one week, the other doesnt go on xfire. Its pretty horrible, especially since i cant act interested when they try and talk about it to me. Even though i did play it a bit, found it impossible to get addicted.

but i have fought it. and stil am. and I believe forever will be. albeit i jump off the wagon intermittently :(

on a monday night playing Civ II doesn't mean i'm ADDICTED GODDAMMIT.

my latest addiction was Francoise Hardy.

I often WANT to take the dog out because it gives me an excuse to walk around humming along to her.

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I need to get addicted to living in the present and soon.

I really have no idea where to steer my life so it has been on hold for the better part of four months+
I'm not sure if it's really addiction though, more like a stepping stone between stuff.
I wish it didn't make me sleep two hours later than a sensible time though.

and probably internet. I'm very mentally dependant on alcohol but it's not physical, and I'm taking a kind of break from it at the moment for various reasons.