Just wondering what my fellow s2kers are addicted to. Don't be scared it's all anonymous. I would have put adrenaline, but that would be cheap and all you guys would have picked that. Don't LIEEEEE!!

 

how appropriate... -_-...

straight edge here... except the sex part.

 

Throw caffeine and nicotine on there, and you've got yourself a poll...

 

You didn't put tobacco on the list.
Keep me away from a cigarette, and all hell breaks lose!!

 

I take the Fifth.

 

I abused tobacco and alcohol when I was younger and am paying the price now. Regardless of what anyone says about the body recovering, your vascular system and some vital organs do not get better when you quit. I know how hard it is to stop when you are seriously addicted, but if you plan on living past 45 I suggest you clean up your act as soon as possible.

 

Sorry, I don't really consider caffine and Nicotine as a drug. Dunno why?

 

Forgot to mention cocoa.....from chocolate, colas, and coffee. As funny as it sounds it's a serious addiction.

Forgot to mention sex addiction....although most red-blooded males will maintain they are addicted to it, they are not. You should see what some REAL sex addicts do for sex....it can get very nasty.

 

Luder94,

Speaking from personal experience?

- Warren

 

Yeah...personal observed experience. You should see what I've seen through my experience at the various hospitals I have worked at in the past!

My addiction at one point in life was the participation in sports. When I was very young to high school aged, I was never very coordinated and very thin. This made me terrible in sports and I spent much time behind books.

Although in h.s., I played very little football on the j.v. team, and alot of tennis and volleyball....still wasn't a star player though. I also played b-ball for cross-training.

Once I got to college though, things changed. I put on muscle, and I started coming into my own in tennis and b-ball. Because I didn't play for the college tennis team, I began recieving validation for my ballin' skills and played two or three times a day. The more I played, the better I got. The better I got, the more cheers I got. The more cheers I got, the more I played. I played so much that I began skipping out on classes, part-time jobs, and a few dj gigs that I booked. At the end of second semester of sophomore year, I had terrible grades, scraped by the dj gigs I played (whereas the part-time jobs helped me live and maintain structure), and too high of a self esteem....

Now I'm overweight, out of shape, am a chair jockey....and making good money.